Cybersecurity

Lenovo has issued patches for several serious vulnerabilities in its products stemming from Intel technology fixes.

An unpatched high-severity vulnerability allows keystroke injections in Fujitsu wireless keyboards.

Attackers are increasingly targeting insecure legacy protocols, like IMAP, to avoid running into multi-factor authentication in password-spraying campaigns.

A full 39 percent of Counter-Strike 1.6 game servers on Steam were found to be malicious.

Vulnerability allows adversaries to access monitoring system used for gathering info on operating systems and hardware.

A new malware targeting point of sale systems, GlitchPOS, has been spotted on a crimeware forum.

Increasingly, attackers are targeting the most vulnerable people inside companies and exploiting their weaknesses.

A Sydney man is accused of selling nearly 1 million compromised accounts, for a significant profit.

Intel has patched several high-severity vulnerabilities in its graphics drivers for Windows 10, which could lead to code execution.

The mobile app, dubbed a "Yelp for Conservatives," was found with an open API leaking reams of user data.