Another Print Spooler Vulnerability Affects Windows System
Microsoft has warned of a vulnerability affecting the Windows Print Spooler service. Issue ( CVE-2021-34481 ), rated 7.8 on the CVSS scale, is a loc…
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Microsoft Announced Windows 365 Cloud PC
From last year. a rumour was going on that Microsoft is working on Windows Cloud i.e. installing Windows on Cloud and access the system from any corn…
Facebook Fired Dozens of Employees for Abuse of Access to User Data
Between January 2014 and August 2015, Facebook fired 52 employees for using user data for personal purposes. As reported by Business Insider, one of …
PUBG/BGMI MOBILE 1.5 Update With New Features
The upcoming updates coming to Players Unknown Battleground Mobile (PUBG Mobile) is taking the game to the next level. Krafton collaboration with Tel…
Another Zero-day found in Western Digital network Storages
Security researchers Radek Domanski and Pedro Ribeiro discovered a previously unknown vulnerability in Western Digital NAS devices running MyCloud OS…
Google Compute Engine VMs can be Hacked via DHCP
Google Compute Engine virtual machines can be hacked via DHCP. As explained to detect the problem Imre security researcher Glad (Imre Rad), attacker…
PrintNightmare Exploit Code Published Online
Cybersecurity researchers at Sangfor have inadvertently published technical details and PoC code to exploit a remote code execution vulnerability in …
GitHub Copilot: AI-Powered Code Completion Tool
Microsoft in conjunction with a non-profit research organization OpenAI introduced a system based on artificial intelligence GitHub Copilot, designed…
LinkedIn Data Breach: 700 million user's Data is for Sale on Darkweb
It is the second massive data breach of LinkedIn which exposed the data of 700 million users. In per cent, it is more than 90% of the total 756 milli…
EA knew about Critical Vulnerabilities before the Attack
The data leak revealed by the American video game publisher Electronic Arts this month could be much more serious than previously thought. This is no…