A widespread surge in phishing attacks using fake calendar invites is affecting users on Outlook, Gmail, and Apple devices, with events that resist deletion due to cross-device synchronization and urge victims toward financial scams.
Geek Squad Appointment Confirmation Scam Circulates Widely A fraudulent email purporting to confirm a Geek Squad appointment and renew a subscription for Best Buy’s “Total Protection” service has been reported, tricking recipients into believing they owe a fee for computer repair services they did not authorize. Details of the Scam Email The scam email masquerades…
Europe’s energy infrastructure is facing increasingly complex and persistent cybersecurity threats, according to new industry reports and expert analysis. Vulnerabilities in aging hardware, outdated software, and insecure control protocols have left essential systems at risk, prompting urgent calls for modernization and improved security oversight. Legacy Systems Expose Critical Infrastructure Many European power plants and substations…
A London investment bank faced a dramatic IT mishap this week after a code change led to the system mistakenly dispatching two billion error alert emails overnight, causing a major disruption in operations and prompting a late-night scramble by engineering staff to stem the tide.
Cybersecurity researchers are pioneering new approaches to defend Windows PCs against ransomware, presenting early results that suggest so-called “malware vaccines” could proactively block some of the most persistent cyber threats. At a leading security conference in The Hague, experts demonstrated how code that mimics signs of existing infections might discourage ransomware from striking in the…
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, has unexpectedly parted ways with Till Kamppeter, the renowned architect of the OpenPrinting subsystem. Kamppeter’s layoff ends a 19-year run during which he became one of the most influential figures in Linux printing infrastructure, prompting wide reactions across the global open source community. Industry Veteran Cut Amid Changing Evaluation…
Google’s Gemini CLI is a new, open-source AI agent designed specifically for developers who prefer working directly in the command line interface (CLI). It brings the power of Google’s Gemini AI models—notably Gemini 2.5 Pro—into the terminal, offering natural language command execution, code generation, debugging, content creation, and more, all without leaving the CLI environment.
The Justice Department announced today the coordinated seizure of 39 domains and their associated servers in an international effort against a Pakistan-based network of online marketplaces selling hacking and fraud-enabling tools operated by a group known as Saim Raza (also referred to as HeartSender). The seizures were carried out in coordination with the Dutch National…
On September 26, 2024, The Tor Project and Tails merged their operations, believing that integrating Tails into the Tor Project’s structure would facilitate better collaboration, improved sustainability, reduced overhead, and expanded training and outreach programs to address a wider range of digital threats.
Oracle announced its plans to introduce the Oracle Intelligent Data Lake as a foundational component of the Oracle Data Intelligence Platform.
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