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Android TV boxes with hidden malware: how to tell if you have one at home, and what to do

Cheap Android TV boxes may come with malware pre-installed. How to spot it, what the warning signs are,...

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Do you have a smart home? Here are 7 security settings you should check

Do you have smart devices at home? Check these 7 settings: router, passwords, updates, a separate Wi-Fi network,...

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How to Spot a Scam Text Message or Email: 12 Signs You Might Easily Overlook (evergreen guide)

How to spot a fraudulent text message or email before you click. 12 warning signs, a five-second checklist,...

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Crafty Falcon: An AI campaign that attacks payment APIs at machine speed

India’s CERT-In warns of the Crafty Falcon campaign, in which attackers use publicly available AI tools to automate...

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LLMjacking: How a Single Leaked API Key Can Result in a Million-Dollar AI Bill

Attackers steal API keys and cloud identities to misuse AI models on other people’s accounts. Victims end up...

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Hackers infect smartphones through legitimate websites. You no longer need to download anything to get infected.

You click on a well-known news site, and in that instant, your phone is compromised. No downloading of...

A broken glass door on a server rack with a red warning light in a dark server room, symbolising a cyber attack and a data breach.

DreamHost Confirms Data Breach: FTP Passwords and Webmail Are Compromised—Here’s What You Need to Do

The hosting company DreamHost has officially confirmed a cyberattack in which attackers gained access to FTP/SFTP login credentials...

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CISA warns: An actively exploited WordPress vulnerability (CVE-2026-119977) requires an immediate update

On November 3, 2026, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added vulnerability CVE-2026-119977 to its catalog...

Two people with wireless devices and antennas are simulating a relay attack on a Bluetooth smart lock on the front door of a detached house.

Smart Locks and Bluetooth: Relay Attacks, Risks, and Home Security

What’s Confirmed and What Isn’t How a relay attack works The lock verifies that a phone is nearby...

A close-up shot of a modern smart fridge with a digital display in a dark kitchen, showing a red warning message on the screen about a cyberattack and the text ‘SYSTEM COMPROMISED’, symbolising the vulnerability of IoT devices.

When a Hacker Turns Off the Freezer: Cyberattacks on the IoT and How to Secure Your Smart Home

It sounds like the plot of a sci-fi movie, but in October and November 2026, it became a...

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Android TV boxes with hidden malware: how to tell if you have one at home, and what to do

Do you have a smart home? Here are 7 security settings you should check

How to Spot a Scam Text Message or Email: 12 Signs You Might Easily Overlook (evergreen guide)

Crafty Falcon: An AI campaign that attacks payment APIs at machine speed

LLMjacking: How a Single Leaked API Key Can Result in a Million-Dollar AI Bill

Hackers infect smartphones through legitimate websites. You no longer need to download anything to get infected.

DreamHost Confirms Data Breach: FTP Passwords and Webmail Are Compromised—Here’s What You Need to Do

CISA warns: An actively exploited WordPress vulnerability (CVE-2026-119977) requires an immediate update

Smart Locks and Bluetooth: Relay Attacks, Risks, and Home Security

When a Hacker Turns Off the Freezer: Cyberattacks on the IoT and How to Secure Your Smart Home

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