Summer is a popular travel season. It is also a boom time for cybercriminals. They know what you are looking for and post fake ads for accommodations at hard to ignore prices. But you won’t get a reservation, only malware and stolen money or information.
Microsoft introduced an authentication method, Windows Hello for Business, that was deemed phishing resistant. However attackers have already cracked it even on PCs using biometrics.
A newly discovered vulnerability rated as 10 out of 10, considered the most serious, has been found. It allows attackers to circumvent authorization plugins and gain access to the sites.
A new vulnerability has been found on the Google Cloud Platform that allows attackers to gain access and then escalate privileges.
In a new approach, cybercriminals create fake user accounts that comment on corrupted software libraries and packages. The intent is to get people to believe the comments and download the software.