Security and spyware news

The most popular tech brands got owned - Chinese hacking contest participants exploited new 0-days to break in. More

Trump campaign's website, set up for self-reporting voters, had an SQL injection flaw that exposes personal data to anyone. More

Capcom's email and file servers breached by a third party. More

The company suffers the ransomware attack and discloses that business functions got affected, even though temporarily. More

Google released a new Chrome update for Mac, Windows, and Linux users in order to eliminate vulnerabilities including a new zero-day. More

Although the Maze ransomware group is prevalent, it started to shut down six weeks ago. More

Harvest Finance confirmed the loss of $24 million: the hacker returned $2.5 million later. More

Fake voter registration forms used to collect user data, banking, and email passwords. More

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

Adobe has begun testing the content attribution tool in Photoshop that lets creators attach secure watermark to photos. More

Cybercriminals from Russia are trying to demand money from financial institutions, organizations, and other industries worldwide. More

Microsoft and other companies tried to take down the infamous TrickBot botnet. More

Microsoft warning: new Android ransomware successfully spreading through third-party pages and online forums. More

Google is introducing a new way to alert its users about critical security issues: expect direct alerts within apps. More

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