The open-source SmartTube app for Android TVs was compromised after attackers stole its private signing key. Malware was embedded in versions 30.43 and 30.47, collecting device data. A clean version is now available.
Developers for Battlefield 6 report that 98% of matches in the game’s launch week were cheat-free, thanks to the Javelin anti-cheat system. The team blocked over 2.39 million cheat attempts and has forced most known cheat providers offline.
The UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility accidentally published its November 2025 Economic and Fiscal Outlook early due to a WordPress plugin error. The report reveals that predictable URLs and a lack of server controls allowed at least 32 IP addresses to access the sensitive document before its of
Forbes reports on a new partnership between CrowdStrike and AWS aimed at simplifying cloud security. The integrations focus on real-time data flow and flexible pricing to address the scale and speed of modern infrastructure.
A new report warns that solar and wind farms are often misconfigured when they connect to the power grid, posing a serious stability threat. The solution? A mandatory third-party verification system, similar to a home inspection.
Signal President Meredith Whittaker calls AI agents an “existential threat” to secure messaging apps. She warns that agentic AI creates new attack vectors that could nullify Signal’s security protections and compromise user data.
DoorDash suffered a major data breach in October but took nearly three weeks to notify affected customers. The breach exposed names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses through social engineering tactics. This marks the third major security incident for the delivery giant since 2019.
Despite winning a patent lawsuit against Gogo, SmartSky won’t block the company’s 5G air-to-ground network rollout. Instead, they’re seeking ongoing royalties while Gogo pushes forward with FAA approvals for their 5G service. The legal battle continues as both companies pursue different strategies.
The OnSolve CodeRED emergency notification system used by state and local agencies has been compromised in a cyber-attack. The INC Ransom group claims responsibility and is now selling stolen data including clear-text passwords. Many local governments are scrambling to notify residents and migrate t
Security researchers have discovered Sturnus, a dangerous Android banking trojan that can read your encrypted messages by capturing what appears on your screen. The malware uses sophisticated evasion techniques to avoid detection while harvesting sensitive data. This serves as a stark reminder that
