This year marks the fifth anniversary of Open Banking in the UK. The regulation continues to gain momentum among consumers. At the end of...

The Solana-based Wormhole Bridge was hacked for $325 million after the attacker managed to exploit a security flaw, making it one of the...

In the crypto environment, custody solutions are the latest emerging technology. It provides different ways from self-custody wallets to institutional custody solutions to secure...

Several security researchers identified that malicious game mods of Dota 2 served as a potential threat to backdoor the player systems.A suspicious attacker came...

Cross-Chain Protocol Dismisses Claims LayerZero, a protocol which enables messaging across blockchains and is used by applications entrusted with hundreds of millions of dollars, drew...

2022 was a wild ride for the crypto world. From an all-time high market cap worth $2800 billion in 2021 down to $900 billion...

BENGALURU, December 13, 2022 — Researchers at CloudSEK observed that for Atlassian products - Jira, Confluence, and BitBucket, cookies are not invalidated, even if...

The maintainers of OpenSSL have shipped patches to resolve a high-severity security flaw in its software library that could lead to a denial-of-service (DoS) condition when parsing certificates. Tracked as CVE-2022-0778 (CVSS score: 7.5), the issue stems from parsing a malformed certificate with invalid explicit elliptic-curve parameters, resulting in what's called an "infinite loop." The flaw

Linux distributions are in the process of issuing patches to address a newly disclosed security vulnerability in the kernel that could allow an attacker to overwrite arbitrary data into any read-only files and allow for a complete takeover of affected systems. Dubbed "Dirty Pipe" (CVE-2022-0847, CVSS score: 7.8) by IONOS software developer Max Kellermann, the flaw "leads to privilege escalation

Popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has a white hat hacker to thank after he discovered a potential security flaw that could have resulted in devastating losses for customers. Coinbase Could Have Been Stuck in a Rut The security engineer who discovered the problem goes by the name Tree of Alpha. A real name is unknown at...

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For the last few years, the cybersecurity threat landscape has gotten progressively more complex and dangerous. The online world is now rife with data thieves, extortionists, and even state actors looking to exploit vulnerabilities in businesses' digital defenses.  And unfortunately — the bad guys have the upper hand at the moment. Part of the reason for that is the fallout from the rapid