Why identity-first security is the first defense against sophisticated AI-powered social engineering

Enterprise security is having an identity crisis. Attackers aren't going after zero-day exploits on a server or an operating ...

Rise of task scams: Criminals using social engineering to trick desperate Britons out of cash

Scammers contact potential victims directly, often posing as recruitment agents from legitimate companies, offering potential ...

Hundreds of Android apps infested with cyber attack with users told to delete immediately

If Android users receive a warning to delete an infected app, they should follow the advice as soon as possible to protect ...
WeLiveSecurity

DeceptiveDevelopment: From primitive crypto theft to sophisticated AI-based deception

ESET researchers reveal how malware operators collaborate with covert North Korean IT workers, posing a threat to both headhunters and job seekers.

Unpatched flaw in OnePlus phones lets rogue apps text messages

A vulnerability in multiple OnePlus OxygenOS versions allows any installed app to access SMS data and metadata without ...

Criminals are driving fake cell towers through cities to blast out scam texts

The trend is a turning point, according to Cathal Mc Daid, VP of technology at telecommunications and cybersecurity firm Enea ...
9to5Google

OnePlus devices have a big SMS vulnerability, but a patch is finally on the way

A long-standing vulnerability surrounding SMS and MMS has been discovered on OnePlus devices, but the company is finally working on a fix.
GovCon Wire

Eric Chien: Machine Learning-Based Tools Could Help Agencies Disrupt Attackers

Eric Chien cited how tools like Broadcom's Symantec Adaptive Security leverage ML to help prevent cyberattacks without harming productivity.