A massive malvertising campaign is using fake Solana, Luno, and TradingView webpages with malicious JavaScript that instructs browsers to assemble malware directly in memory.

Upwind identified a malicious release of keyv@6.0.0 that harvested AWS, GitHub, and npm credentials via a hidden preinstall script. With 154 million weekly downloads, the compromise had ecosystem-wide ...

FortiGuard exposes year-long QuickFox VPN supply chain attack deploying FDMTP implant on corporate Windows machines only.

Clarke University recently received a $20,000 professional development grant that will be used to support vocation, mission ...

TypeScript, together with Node.js, is one of the most widely used web technologies. scriptc combines both in a native stack ...

A terminally-ill man was offered the drugs by a stair lift salesman claiming they could shrink tumours.

Browser fingerprinting lets websites see you even after you disable every cookie.

The Institute of Public Accountants has welcomed the opportunity to provide feedback on the Minimum tax on discretionary ...

Thousands of fans packed Dubuque’s minor-league baseball park 65 years ago for a professional wrestling event that featured a ...

The era of Flash games may be over, but there are a surprising number of games from that time that are still highly ...

OWAReaper malware, deployed by Russian state hackers Laundry Bear against US and European government agencies and ...

A powerful AI agent created fake online identities in an effort to trick a human into giving it access to a popular online ...