Zoom Restricts End-to-End Encryption to Paid Users
The end-to-end encryption feature will not be offered to free users, Zoom’s CEO said, in case Zoom needed to comply with federal and local law enforcement.
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U.S. Nuclear Contractor Hit with Maze Ransomware, Data Leaked
Westech International provides maintenance for the Minuteman III nuclear-missile program and runs programs for multiple branches of the military.
Hackers Compromise Cisco Servers Via SaltStack Flaws
Attackers compromised six Cisco VIRL-PE servers that are affected by critical SaltStack vulnerabilities.
The lawsuit, filed against Google by Arizona’s Attorney General, alleges that the tech giant uses “deceptive and unfair conduct” to obtain users’ location data.
Microsoft has warned on a new breed of patient ransomware attacks that lurk in networks for weeks before striking.
Passwords and other credentials have been listed on Have I Been Pwned as attack rumors circulate.
a malicious app installed on a device can hide behind legitimate apps.
Researchers link the malware to Wolf Research operators with “high confidence” after it was spotted in campaigns targeting Thai users.
A host of unpatched security bugs that allow BIAS attacks affects Bluetooth chips from Apple, Intel, Qualcomm, Samsung and others.
The attack discovered by Cofense can steal sensitive user data stored on the cloud as well as find other victims to target.
