The cybersecurity landscape is always evolving. The constant security threats mean cybersecurity services need to change as well. One such threat that has cybersecurity experts scrambling is a fake Chrome update. This new attack involves injecting malicious code into websites. It prompts users to update their web browsers via a
CDK Global shut down its systems in over 50% of car dealerships following a major cyberattack. The software company is a major provider of automotive dealership software solutions. Its precautionary measures affect thousands of car dealerships in the United States. CDK Global detected the cyberattack on Wednesday morning. The Illinois-based
Apple is gearing up for a big announcement at the 2024 WWDC. The annual event kicked off on June 10. Cybersecurity experts say Apple will introduce a new homegrown app dubbed “Passwords.” It’s designed to simplify how users log into websites and software. Welcoming a New Era in Password Management
Facebook remains the number one social media platform in the world. That claim to fame means it’s always on a cybercriminal’s radar. Experts say hackers compromised 530 million Facebook accounts in 2021. A recent IT news report noted an increase in hacked Facebook accounts. Scammers use different methods to gain
Cybercriminals always change their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). These cybersecurity thugs develop new malicious tools to carry out their activities. A recent case is proof of this strategy. Researchers have noticed a worrying trend wherein hackers exploit known vulnerabilities. One such example is the ThinkPHP RCE vulnerabilities CVE-2018-20062 and
