Digital Self-Defense: A Complete Guide to Protecting Your Privacy from Government Surveillance
Learn essential strategies to shield your digital life from government monitoring in an age of expanding surveillance powers. From encrypted messaging to anonymous browsing, discover practical steps to safeguard your privacy and preserve civil liberties.
Israeli Payment Systems Paralyzed by DDoS Attack Amid Rising Regional Tensions
A sophisticated DDoS attack on Hyp Credit Guard's payment gateway disrupted card transactions across Israel, affecting gas stations, supermarkets, and transportation services. While no data was compromised, the incident highlights escalating cyber threats against Israeli infrastructure, with Iran-linked hackers claiming responsibility.
Chinese Hackers Rebuild Botnet After FBI Takedown, Targeting Critical Infrastructure
Volt Typhoon, a Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, has swiftly reconstructed its malware botnet network following FBI disruption in January 2024. Within 37 days, the group compromised 30% of visible Cisco routers, raising concerns about persistent cyber threats to critical infrastructure.
The Hidden Risks of Bypassing Wireless Device Restrictions
From AirPods volume limits to regional frequency locks, users increasingly seek ways around wireless device restrictions. Security experts warn that these modifications carry serious technical, legal and safety risks that outweigh potential benefits.
Major Cyberattack Paralyzes Payment Systems Across Israel
A widespread cyberattack disrupted payment processing networks throughout Israel, forcing businesses to halt card transactions and accept only cash. The incident exposed vulnerabilities in critical payment infrastructure while cybersecurity teams worked to restore services and implement additional protections.
Chinese Hackers Rebuild Botnet After FBI Takedown
Volt Typhoon, a Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, is rapidly rebuilding its malware network targeting U.S. critical infrastructure, just weeks after FBI disruption. The group is exploiting vulnerable SOHO routers to recreate its botnet capabilities despite recent law enforcement operations.
North Korean Hackers Deploy FlutterOverflow Malware to Target macOS Users
The notorious Lazarus Group has developed sophisticated macOS malware using Flutter framework to target cryptocurrency exchanges and financial institutions. The malware masquerades as a trading app while enabling data theft and remote system access, marking North Korea's first documented use of Flutter for macOS attacks.
Critical D-Link NAS Vulnerability Left Unpatched, Affecting 61,000+ Devices
D-Link announces no fix for a severe security flaw in over 61,000 NAS devices due to end-of-life status. Users of affected models are urged to take immediate action to protect their data from potential breaches.
Massive Cyberattack Cripples Ahold Delhaize Grocery Chains Across 18 US States
A widespread cyberattack has disrupted operations of Ahold Delhaize USA's grocery brands, affecting pharmacy services, e-commerce, and payment systems across 18 states. The company is working with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement to resolve the issue and ensure customer data security.
Cybercriminals Exploit Exotic Pet Search to Spread Malware
Hackers are targeting users searching for information on Bengal cats in Australia, using SEO poisoning to spread Gootloader malware. Experts warn of the growing trend of exploiting niche searches for cyberattacks.