A record-breaking 29 Tbps DDoS attack took down Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and Riot Games. Learn what happened and how services recovered.

Crypto viruses hijack CPUs, GPUs, and cloud servers to mine coins or steal wallet data. Common infection methods include phishing, fake apps, malicious browser extensions, and pirated software.

The malware also has code that could attack Telnet (port 23) and Chromium’s debugging port (9222). For the former, it would brute-force weak routers and other devices, while for the latter it could ...

Discover the hidden security risks and limitations of using your ISP's router. Learn why blindly trusting it can compromise your network's safety and performance.

Press ReleaseCritical networks face stealthy intrusions, record-breaking DDoS attacks and rising cryptographic demands, according to Nokia ...

Distributed denial-of-service attacks continue to challenge IT teams, overwhelming resources and disrupting services if left unchecked. Microsoft's Azure DDoS Protection is designed to address this ...

From unpatched cars to hijacked clouds, this week's Threatsday headlines remind us of one thing — no corner of technology is safe. Attackers are scanning firewalls for critical flaws, bending ...

A 29-year-old male hiking solo in Yellowstone National Park required medical care after sustaining significant but non-life-threatening injuries in a surprise encounter with a bear believed to have ...

Cloudflare accidentally took down its own tenant service offering following a botched software update. The incident, first spotted by Daniel Lockyer on X, was caused by a bug in the provider's ...