In a new study published by ShadowServer, it was revealed that 3.3 million POP3 (Post Office Protocol) and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) servers are currently at risk of network sniffing attacks because they are not encrypting their data…
Category: CySecurity News – Latest Information Security and Hacking Incidents
Security Experts Warn of Brushing Scam Involving Unsolicited Packages
Online shopping is something that we all love. It is time-efficient, convenient, and frequently results in the best offers and savings. However, since many people are busy with online shopping, con artists are also trying to find ways to…
Malicious Chrome Extension Mimics Popular Tool, Poses Threat to Users’ Data
Cybersecurity concerns are growing as malicious browser extensions target unsuspecting users. One such case involves the removal of the popular EditThisCookie extension, which had over 3 million downloads, from the Chrome Web Store due to its reliance on the…
Malware Targets Ukrainian Military via Fake App
Cybersecurity experts said that a malware campaign targeting Ukraine’s military personnel has been released. The malware is spread with the help of a fake installer for an app called “Army+.” That installer looks perfectly legitimate but embeds malicious code.…
With Great Technology Comes Great Responsibility: Privacy in the Digital Age
In today’s digital era, data has become a valuable currency, akin to Gold. From shopping platforms like Flipkart to healthcare providers and advertisers, data powers personalization through targeted ads and tailored insurance plans. However, this comes with its own set…
New “Double-Clickjacking” Threat Revealed: Security Settings at Risk
Cybersecurity experts are raising alarms about a new twist on the classic clickjacking attack technique. Paulos Yibelo, a security engineer at Amazon, has uncovered a variant called “double-clickjacking,” capable of disabling security settings, deleting accounts, or even taking over…
Rethinking Password Security: Why Length Matters More Than Complexity
The growing number of online accounts has made managing passwords increasingly difficult. With users juggling dozens of accounts, creating secure yet memorable passwords has become a major challenge. Traditional password guidelines emphasize complexity, requiring combinations of uppercase and lowercase…
How to Declutter and Safeguard Your Digital Privacy
As digital privacy concerns grow, taking steps to declutter your online footprint can help protect your sensitive information. Whether you’re worried about expanding government surveillance or simply want to clean up old data, there are practical ways to safeguard…
Global Cybercrime Epidemic: Pig-Butchering Scams Exploit Vulnerable Victims and Flourish Amidst Enforcement Gaps
The phenomenon of “pig-butchering” scams has emerged as a significant cybercrime, exploiting vulnerabilities intensified by the Covid-19 pandemic. These schemes involve creating fraudulent investment platforms and manipulating victims emotionally, often targeting them through social media. Shockingly, these operations are…
WhatsApp Emerges as the Most Exploited Platform in Cyber Frauds
WhatsApp, Instagram, and Telegram have once again become the favorite tools for hackers, as per a report released by India’s Home Ministry (MHA). According to the report, WhatsApp is still the most commonly utilized medium for cybercrime. Several examples…