Cisco Systems is hoping three times is a charm. The networking giant has issued a third patch for a stubborn high-severity flaw in its Webex Meetings Read More
A set of vulnerabilities collectively dubbed “Thunderclap” is putting computers at risk from weaponized peripheral devices (think network cards, storage and graphics cards, and even Read More
A serious flaw in the popular Ring smart doorbell could allow an attacker on a shared WiFi network to spy on families’ video and audio Read More
Like an unstoppable incoming tide, connectivity has quietly inundated the automobiles we so love to drive. In less than a decade, amazing driver-assist mechanisms and Read More
An attack scenario affecting various cloud providers could allow an attacker to implant persistent backdoors for data theft into bare-metal cloud servers, which would be Read More
Privacy-breaking flaws in the 4G and 5G mobile protocols could allow attackers to intercept calls, send fake amber alerts or other notifications, track location and Read More
A critical 19-year-old WinRAR vulnerability disclosed last week has now been spotted actively being exploited in a spam campaign spreading malware. The campaign, discovered by researchers Read More
Two high-severity flaws in the SHAREit Android app allow an attacker to bypass the file transfer application’s device authentication mechanism – and ultimately download content Read More
Half of all Android users can now log into apps and websites on their devices – without having to remember a cumbersome password. On Monday, Read More
Threatpost editors Lindsey O’Donnell and Tom Spring discuss the biggest news of the week ended Feb. 22, including a report about flaws in password managers, Read More