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Chrome gets a new way of managing tabs while Firefox now features a new add-ons blocklist The post New Chrome, Firefox versions fix security bugs, bring productivity features appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The extortionists attempt to scare the targets into paying by claiming to represent some of the world’s most notorious APT groups The post DDoS extortion campaign targets financial firms, retailers appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The vulnerability could allow criminals to rack up fraudulent charges on the cards without needing to know the PINs The post Security flaw allows bypassing PIN verification on Visa contactless payments appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

ESET researchers analyze a previously undocumented trojan that is spread via malicious torrents and uses multiple tricks to squeeze cryptocoins from its victims while staying under the radar The post KryptoCibule: The multitasking multicurrency cryptostealer appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Unknown threat actors were able to exfiltrate information from the email accounts of several parliamentarians The post Norway’s parliament struck by hackers appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

What’s the benefit of deleting your Houseparty – or any other unused – account, rather than just uninstalling the app? The post Houseparty – should I stay or should I go now? appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

As the US presidential election nears, the company’s new tech should also help assure people that an image or video is authentic The post Microsoft debuts deepfake detection tool appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

With TikTok being all the rage especially with teens, we look at a feature that gives parents greater control over how their children interact with the app The post TikTok Family Pairing: Curate your children’s content and more appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

…but there are no conferences or exhibitions??? The post Lead‑offering business booming as usual! appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

ESET researchers have discovered and analyzed malware that targets Voice over IP (VoIP) softswitches. The post Who is calling? CDRThief targets Linux VoIP softswitches appeared first on WeLiveSecurity