Pixel Smartphones: Google Patches Actively Exploited Zero-Click Modem Flaw
A critical vulnerability in Pixel smartphones allows attackers to gain access without any user interaction. Google has now released a security update.
A critical vulnerability in Pixel smartphones allows attackers to gain access without any user interaction. Google has now released a security update.
The EU Commission is targeting strict social media age limits with the KIDS ACT: A complete ban for under-13s and parentally supervised accounts up to 15.
Vulnerabilities in short-range wireless protocols can put mobile devices at risk. Users should adopt protective measures and regularly check for updates.
A vulnerability in Parallels Desktop allows local users without administrator privileges to gain full root access on macOS systems. A patch is currently missing for Intel-based Macs.
The Frankfurt Regional Court has ordered Meta to independently filter out fraudulent ads and fake profiles. Hiding behind the excuse of being a mere technical service provider is no longer valid.
Mozilla has released version 156 of its Thunderbird email client. The update eliminates numerous critical vulnerabilities and revamps account management.
Google has released a major security update for Chrome. The patch addresses 42 vulnerabilities across Windows, macOS, and Linux, including three critical flaws.
Google is warning of a critical security flaw in the modem of Pixel smartphones that is already under active attack. Users are urged to check their device’s update status.
A dataset containing over seven million records from the chess platform Chess.com has surfaced online. Here is what is known so far and how users can protect themselves.
Apple has released extensive security updates for its Mac operating systems. Users running macOS Tahoe 26.7 and Sequoia 15.8 should install the patches without delay.