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1. Microsoft publishes new Registry security mitigation for Intel processors (Spectre) (0 Replies)
2. Microsoft continues push to turn Windows into an advertising space (1 Reply)
3. Tor launches WebTunnel Bridge as another way to bypass censorship (0 Replies)
4. First look at Malwarebytes 5.0 (0 Replies)
5. Avast has been fined by the FTC for using its privacy software to harvest and sell us (0 Replies)
6. RustDoor malware targets macOS users by posing as a Visual Studio Update (0 Replies)
7. Zero-Click Bluetooth Attack: A Growing Threat for Unpatched Android Phones (0 Replies)
8. 70 million account credentials were leaked in a massive password dump (0 Replies)
9. Proton Mail says that the new Outlook app for Windows is Microsoft's new data collect (0 Replies)
10. LastPass is enforcing some security changes to user accounts (2 Replies)
11. Cookie Pledge: EU admits that cookie banners are annoying, suggests remedy (0 Replies)
12. Kaspersky researchers say that hackers exploited undocumented hardware feature to bre (0 Replies)
13. Its Groundhog Day at Microsoft! Vulnerability patched again (0 Replies)
14. Hackers uploaded malware through a popular game mod on Steam (0 Replies)
15. Dangerous Android banking trojan Chameleon reemerges (0 Replies)
16. The most popular passwords of 2023 are easy to guess and crack (0 Replies)
17. LogoFail vulnerability affects many Windows and Linux devices (0 Replies)
18. Warning: Simple Mobile Tools sold to controversial ZipoApps publisher (0 Replies)
19. VMware Workstation 17.5 Player fixes a security issue (0 Replies)
20. Report: This Chrome feature may leak frequently visited sites (0 Replies)