WhatsApp Flaw on Windows Could Allow Arbitrary Code Execution
Researchers report a WhatsApp for Windows vulnerability that could allow arbitrary code execution. Users should update to version 2.2450.6 or beyond as soon as possible.
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Firefox Users Urged to Patch Critical Browser Flaw
Mozilla has patched a critical Firefox flaw resembling a recent Chrome zero-day. Users are urged to update as soon as possible.
Read MoreFake GitHub Security Alerts Could Let Hackers Hijack Accounts
Attackers are sending deceptive security notifications, urging recipients to install harmful OAuth apps. These malicious tactics could grant unauthorized control over GitHub accounts.
Read MoreUnpatched Windows Zero-Day Exploited by 11 State-Sponsored Threat Actors
A zero-day flaw in Windows has been exploited by multiple state-sponsored attackers since 2017. Security teams are urging users to adopt recommended mitigations while awaiting an official patch.
Read MoreGmail Scam Puts 1.8 Billion Accounts at Risk
A new phishing campaign is targeting Gmail users. Experts advise enhanced security measures and caution when handling emails to avoid falling victim.
Read MoreUS Government Warns of Medusa Ransomware Targeting Critical Infrastructure
CISA and the FBI warn that Medusa ransomware has compromised more than 300 critical infrastructure organizations.
Read MoreZero Day FreeType Vulnerability Disclosed by Meta
Meta’s security team has disclosed details of a zero-day flaw in version 2.13.0 of FreeType that allows arbitrary code execution.
Read MoreNew AI-Powered Phishing Targeting YouTube Creators
YouTube creators are being targeted by a phishing campaign using AI-generated videos, and threaten loosing key features if they don’t agree to their fake YPP updates.
Read MoreGoogle Expands to AI Scam Protection
Google is introducing enhanced AI-driven scam detection to more Android devices, aiming to help users better identify and block fraudulent messages and phone calls.
Read MoreSecurity Flaws Take Almost 9 Months to Patch
The fix time for vulnerabilities has increased to an average of eight and a half months – a 47% increase in the past 5 years.
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