Hackers have weaponized RedTiger to target gamers and harvest gaming and financial account credentials
By Karrar Haider – Oct 30, 2025
The massive F5 hack has companies scrambling to prevent the fallout, and everyone needs to be prepared if hackers start taking advantage.
By Crystal Crowder – Oct 17, 2025
Find out how hackers can crack the prompt-based 2FA and how you can stay safe.
By Karrar Haider – Sep 23, 2025
The U.S. Treasury Department was recently hacked. Find out why, what may have been accessed, and who is behind it.
By Crystal Crowder – Dec 31, 2024
Hackers demanded $10M from a dental insurance co. through ransomware, then stole personal info of nearly 9 million users and released it.
By Charlie Fripp – May 30, 2023
Those who use hard drive manufacturer and online storage provider Western Digital have learned that their data was stolen in a hack.
By Charlie Fripp – May 8, 2023
More proof that it doesn’t pay to use weak passwords.
By Laura Tucker – Sep 19, 2022
Ransomware is becoming less profitable and more risky for cybercriminals.
By Laura Tucker – Jun 6, 2022
Putting a whole new meaning to the term “ethical hacking.”
By Laura Tucker – Jun 1, 2022
Parental controls on kids’ devices aren’t necessarily keeping them safe.
By Laura Tucker – Apr 27, 2022
Millions of people have already fallen prey to fake websites. Learn how to protect yourself.
By Ian Derrick – Mar 17, 2022
GPU manufacturer Nvidia was hacked last week, leading to a group of cybercriminals taking responsibility and leaking some of the stolen data.
By Laura Tucker – Mar 2, 2022
Hack the hackers before they hack you.
By Mike Tee – Oct 20, 2021
With unemployment at record highs during the pandemic, hackers are hitting the inboxes of the unemployed in a LinkedIn phishing campaign.
By Laura Tucker – Apr 7, 2021
A new tactic is hidden in the Android app “System Update.” It’s no update – it’s malware that is secretly stealing your data.
By Laura Tucker – Apr 2, 2021
A large hacking operation Google outed was actually being carried out by counterterrorism hackers. These hackers were from a U.S. Western ally.
By Laura Tucker – Mar 29, 2021
Do you get errant text messages and have no idea where they come from? SMS messages can be redirected to hackers for just $16.
By Laura Tucker – Mar 16, 2021
Hackers started their coronavirus-related attacks, including buying up domains related to the COVID-19 and selling programs with coronavirus-related discounts.
By Simon Batt – Apr 2, 2020
Security researchers have discovered that hackers are exploiting a weakness that tricks certain Android phones into allowing the phones to spy on the owners.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 11, 2019
Hackers have caught up to cybersecurity standards with two tools that are designed to bypass two-factor authentication (2FA). Learn how to stay protected.
By Laura Tucker – Jun 7, 2019
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