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Are No-Code tools safe? Security concerns answered. It seems to be a busy year awaiting for the low-code and no-code development.

The marketplace on the dark web where stolen credit card information gets sold is shutting down operations after $358 million in earnings.

Federal lawsuit gets filed to uncover particular people responsibly for scams on Meta platforms.

Gift card scams result in thousands of Americans losing more money than in 2020 The US Federal Trade Commission shared worrying news.

The malicious actor released ransomware targeting Canada and the U.S., including the State of Alaska.

Attackers potentially could drain entire cryptocurrency wallets: Check Point teams reports.

FBI revealed the espionage plans when the engineer sold confidential information to an undercover agent instead of a foreign government.

Messaging service supplier for AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile discloses that unauthorized access began in May 2016.

New World gamers face problems with burning graphics cards.

Cybercriminals are getting even more innovative when they fight against 2-spyware and spread fake information.

Rogue software developer and known scammer releases fake claims about 2-spyware involvement aiming to wreck the reputation.

Distributor of one of the largest ransomware strains has been arrested in Belarus.

A jury found the Russian hacker guilty for breaching LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Formspring in 2012.

WordPress gets an update that includes security and website health check features.

Google has been storing G Suite passwords in plain text for 14 years.

Hacking skills can be put to good use as well. Over the years, the term “hacking” has gained a negative connotation, not surprisingly.

Google+ is shutting down on April 2nd due to security vulnerabilities.

Google knows your location even if you choose “Location history off” option.

IRS warns about new Tax Refund Scam techniques. Tax Season 2018 begun at the end of January 2018.

Hackers have stolen more information during Equifax data breach than initially expected.

December 31, 2017 – the last day for free Windows 10 upgrade.

The Conflict Reaches its Climax. If you have purchased a Lenovo computer between the second half of 2014 and 2015, you are likely to have become one of the discontent users who found an unpleasant surprise on their devices – Superfish adware.

The latest victims of the Fappening saga. The rich, the famous, and the attractive — these are the main targets of the Fappening leaks which have already exposed thousands of private images belonging to a few dozens of global celebrities.

Negotiation with cyber criminals helped to decrease the size of the ransom.

Chinese authorities have issued a public announcement which revealed that a total of 22 people had been arrested for the alleged trading of users’ personal data on the black market .

While most of the cases, virus researchers are the ones who release long-awaited ransomware decryption keys, in the case of AES-NI ransomware, things are vice versa.

Online piracy became an issue in the digital world as soon as first file-sharing programs became available on World Wide Web.

The new image of Opera 45 browser intrigues not only its long-time users but may attract new ones.

If you have been anxiously waiting for the 5th season of the TV series “Orange is the new black”, rejoice: the new season has been leaked by a hacker and posted on the Pirate Bay last weekend.

When asked what is the most popular OS, you would probably answer –”Windows.” According to the latest StatCounter report, Windows OS will bathe in glory no more.

It’s official. Microsoft ends support for the most hated and criticized operating system.

“Dark Matter” is not the title of a science-fiction show or a chapter from an astronomy book.

While Android users have been having a hard time due to continuous cyber attacks, it seems that hackers now point their daggers to Apple.

Have you ever thought about how much safer the web browsing would be, if there was a database that would include all the malicious domains and anyone would be able to consult it when needed?

Spam emails have long become an ordinary aspect of our daily email usage experience.