INTERPOL Arrests 1,462 Suspects and Disrupts Nearly 11,000 Cybercrime Networks
INTERPOL and law enforcement agencies from 21 countries have arrested 1,462 suspected cybercriminals and dismantled nearly 11,000 malicious networks in a major crackdown on cybercrime across Africa.
Australia Orders Apple to Allow Third-Party App Stores on iPhone
Apple has been ordered by an Australian federal court to open the iPhone to third-party app stores, direct app downloads and alternative payment systems, in a major ruling that challenges the company's control over its iOS ecosystem.
PHP2Shell Attacks Surge Into Millions as Governments Take Websites Offline
Cloudflare reports millions of PHP2Shell exploitation attempts as critical PHP vulnerabilities prompt emergency patches and precautionary website shutdowns worldwide.
PHP2Shell Attacks Spread Before Disclosure as New Exploit Bypasses ASLR
Attackers targeted critical PHP2Shell vulnerabilities before public disclosure, and new research shows a working exploit can achieve remote code execution on x86-64 systems with ASLR enabled. Here's what website owners need to know and how to patch PHP.
Meta Hit With Record $25 Billion Fine Over Facebook Data Privacy Lies
Meta has been ordered to pay a record $25 billion fine in New Mexico after a jury found that the company misled the public about Facebook user data, privacy practices and hate speech enforcement. Meta plans to appeal.
A Reset Button Must Reconcile the Whole Result
Imagine a web tool offering a fresh start while only part of the page moves back. The choices show their defaults while an old recommendation remains below them. A visitor copies that result, assuming it belongs to the settings now visible. The page has created...
Here’s Everything You Need to Know About the Recent PHP Vulnerabilities and How to Protect Your Site
Two critical PHP2Shell vulnerabilities could allow attackers to execute code on vulnerable web servers without authentication. Here's what happened, which PHP versions are patched, and how website owners can protect their sites.
GitLab Patches Critical CVSS 10.0 Vulnerability Affecting Versions Since 2014
GitLab has patched CVE-2026-110264, a critical CVSS 10.0 vulnerability that could allow unauthenticated attackers to execute code on self-managed servers. The flaw affects releases dating back to 2014.
Open Source vs. Closed Source Software: What’s the Difference?
Discover the difference between open-source and closed-source software, including their security, cost, benefits, limitations, and popular examples.
PHP Releases Emergency Patches for Two Critical Flaws That Could Let Hackers Take Over Servers
PHP has released emergency patches for two critical PHP2Shell vulnerabilities that could let unauthenticated attackers execute code on vulnerable servers. Website administrators are urged to update immediately.
YouTube Introduces Temporary Feature Pauses to Protect Hacked Channels
YouTube is introducing a new security measure that temporarily disables certain channel features when it detects suspicious activity that could indicate an account has been hijacked.
Eight Compromised TLS Certificates Put Internet Security at Risk
Eight compromised eMudhra TLS certificates have triggered emergency security updates across major browsers, while outdated software and embedded devices could make the wider cleanup effort significantly more difficult.
TeamUpdraft Breach Exposes UpdraftCentral Keys, Putting WordPress Sites at Risk
A breach at TeamUpdraft may have exposed UpdraftCentral connection keys, enabling attackers to target connected WordPress websites with malicious plugins and administrator accounts.
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