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A new week, a new malware warning. This time, malware delivered by an infected ISO file dressed up as a resume.

What has been dubbed the largest crypto heist in history with an estimated valuation of 625 million dollars started with a LinkedIn job offer.

Recently, BMW announced that they were going to charge 18 dollars a month to enable heated seat technology already present in the vehicle. This has sparked heated discussion about whether or not the Software as a Service (henceforth SaaS) model has gone too far.

Ransomware is on the rise. As the world faces recession and increased hardship, that rise will likely accelerate. As a small business, what can you do to survive a ransomware attack?

We all know that Linux isn’t immune from malware, just naturally much more resistant to it. If you believed in the myth, then this warning from Cybersecurity researchers at Qualys should put a stop to that.

A recently discovered vulnerability in Office 365 could enable an attacker to access files stored in OneDrive and SharePoint.

An all new attack targeting CPUs has caused quite the stir, and raises questions about the security and stability of the largest, most popular commercial hardware companies.

Chinese facial recognition technology is infamous globally. The technology is actively used in the ongoing oppression and genocide of the Uyghur people in western China in addition to broadly keeping the population in line. While it was previously the case that the technology had been confined to the one country, it seems like that may be shifting.