Deepfake criminals impersonate Marco Rubio to uncover government secrets.

Can I get uhhhhhhhhh your applicant data?.

Millions of users affected by malicious Chrome and Edge extensions.

RT @Threat_Down: From college side hustle to cybersecurity CEO. Marcin Kleczynski’s journey from cleaning malware to building @malwarebyte….

Google says its Gemini AI will soon be able to access your messages, WhatsApp, and utilities on your phone. But we're struggling to see that as a good thing.

A former employee of Digital Mint, a company specializing in ransomware negotiations, is accused of collaborating with a cybercriminal gang.

Let's Encrypt has started rolling out certificates for IP addresses. Although it's a security solution it also offers cybercriminals opportunities.

The PC version of Call of Duty: WWII was taken offline on Saturday after players reported hackers took control of their PCs during live multiplayer matches.

The “El Chapo” Mexican drug cartel snooped on FBI personnel through hacked cameras and listened in on their phone calls to identify and kill potential witnesses.

"Child monitoring" app Catwatchful has been leaking customer and victim information. It is one in a long line of such apps to do this.

Can't believe I posted feet on main.

Callback phishing scam emails are masquerading as messages from popular brands used for everyday tasks that put small businesses at risk.

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While you're jetting off on your summer holidays, cybercriminals may have taken off with your personal information.

Google has released a new Chrome update to patch an actively exploited flaw.

The internet's favorite pair of Sony headphones may give attackers a way to eavesdrop on your device.

Facebook's pursuit of your personal data continues, and now it has a new target: photos on your phone that you haven't shared with it yet.

AT&T is set to pay $177 million to customers affected by two significant data breaches. Were you affected, and how can you submit your claim?.

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📱 Android threats are evolving fast. 2025 is seeing not just more attacks, but smarter, more targeted ones. With mobile malware up 151%, spyware surging, and SMS-based scams spiking by 692%, it's a wake-up call for everyone to stay alert and protect their devices.