Device Security

Is Your Cisco Firewall at Risk From a New VPN Flaw?
Malware & Threats Is Your Cisco Firewall at Risk From a New VPN Flaw?

Security researchers at Shadowserver have identified a massive footprint of over 51,000 exposed devices, though the exact number of patched systems remains unverified. This revelation follows the discovery of a significant vulnerability in the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and Secure

How to Back Up and Restore WhatsApp Chats on Android and iPhone
Infrastructure & Network Security How to Back Up and Restore WhatsApp Chats on Android and iPhone

Choosing the Wi-Fi only option for data uploads helps users on limited mobile plans avoid unexpected data overages when syncing large volumes of chat media. In an era where digital communication serves as the primary archive for personal and professional relationships, the stakes for data

Critical Vulnerabilities Found in GoAhead Embedded Web Server
Endpoint & Device Security Critical Vulnerabilities Found in GoAhead Embedded Web Server

The discovery of multiple vulnerabilities across OpenSSL, Mbed TLS, and LibreSSL backends complicates the security landscape for hundreds of millions of hardware devices. As the backbone of web-based administration for routers, printers, and industrial controllers, the GoAhead embedded web server

Can You Spot the Fake Apps Threatening Your Android Device?
Endpoint & Device Security Can You Spot the Fake Apps Threatening Your Android Device?

Hackers are exploiting the popularity of Amazon and Xbox by creating pixel-perfect replicas that trick users into granting dangerous system permissions. The current landscape of mobile security has shifted from rudimentary phishing attempts to a highly industrialized operation where malicious code

FCC Introduces Cyber Trust Mark to Secure Consumer IoT Devices
Endpoint & Device Security FCC Introduces Cyber Trust Mark to Secure Consumer IoT Devices

Manufacturers must now demonstrate specific software integrity and data protection capabilities to earn the distinctive U.S. Cyber Trust Mark for their products. This mandate arrives at a critical juncture for the American technology landscape, as the proliferation of internet-connected devices has

How Did an Abandoned App Threaten Millions of Devices?
Infrastructure & Network Security How Did an Abandoned App Threaten Millions of Devices?

By registering fifteen abandoned update domains, security experts were able to push a benign patch that deactivated the flawed mechanism for two million users. This specific security intervention targeted a defunct fork of the popular media streaming application Popcorn Time, which had been left in

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