Researchers have spotted a major new cyber-attack campaign targeting millions of Linux email servers around the world with a cryptomining malware payload.

DNS protection could prevent approximately one-third of the total losses due to cybercrime – which translates into billions of dollars potentially saved.

Huawei is making moves to sidestep the Trump administration's de facto ban by trademarking its own operating system. The OS, which has reportedly been in the works for years, was named in trademark ...

Would you trust a website simply because the connection to it is secured using HTTPS backed by the green padlock symbol?

ASCO, one of the world's largest suppliers of airplane parts, has ceased production in factories across four countries due to a ransomware infection reported at its plant in Zaventem, Belgium. ...

Fresh off dealing with chaos caused by last month's ransomware attack, the city of Baltimore has a new problem to deal with -- the $18 million in damages that came with ...

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A hacker who has previously put up for sale over 840 million user records in the past month, has returned with a fourth round of hacked data that he's selling on ...

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It was discovered that there was a code injection issue in PyXDG, a library used to locate "FreeDesktop.org" configuration/cache/etc. directories.

Multiple security issues have been found in Thunderbird which may lead to the execution of arbitrary code if malformed email messages are read. For the stable distribution (stretch), these proble ...

do not install /usr/libexec/crio - conflicts with crio ---- Resolves: #1715668 - CVE-2019-10152

Resolves: #1715758 - CVE-2019-9946

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