Search engine giant Google has said that members of a cybersecurity company engaged in vulnerability research has been targeted by North Korean government threat actors. The attacks have been detected by the Google Threat Analysis Group (TAG), a Google security team with expertise in hunting advanced persistent threat (APT) groups. Continue Reading
In January 2019, a grave fault was reported in Apple’s FaceTime group chats feature that enabled users to begin a FaceTime video call and listen in on targets by adding their own number as a third person in a group chat even before the individual on the other end accepted the incoming Continue Reading
On Wednesday, search engine behemoth Google released Chrome version 86.0.4240.198 to fix two zero-day flaws that were used aggressively. These two vulnerabilities mark the fourth and fifth zero-days that the search engine giant has fixed in Chrome over the last couple of weeks. The difference, however, this time is that Continue Reading
A zero-day vulnerability in the Windows operating system that is reportedly under active exploitation has been recently revealed by security researchers from Google. According to Ben Hawkes, team lead for Project Zero, Google’s elite vulnerability research team, the zero-day is supposed to be patched on November 10, which is the Continue Reading
On Tuesday, technology giant Google released Chrome 86 to the stable channel, and this new release comprises many security improvements and new APIs for developers. Each new Chrome release typically focuses on a chief theme. For instance, Chrome 84 focused on UI repairs, while Chrome 85 fixated on speed and Continue Reading
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