These charts aren’t “horrible” because of their coronavirus data – they’re horrible because they could let criminals conquer your computer.

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It’s not clear how many accounts were involved, but Microsoft is said to have made URLs and metadata available so admins can investigate.

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The FBI’s Apple problem.

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Apple’s efforts to overcome the limitations of Bluetooth is a proprietary system called MagicPairing, but there are flaws in the magic.

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The FBI nabbed “Plinofficial” when he arrived at Miami airport carrying $20K cash, allegedly made off of the defunct, fraud-fav exchange.

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Mozilla is fixing a longstanding password problem to alert users when their password exceeds the maximum length allowed.

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These days, “What does this malware do?” is the a question that has dozens of possible answers… here’s how and why.

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The government can keep on surveilling your online life without a warrant. An amendment to ban it failed by just one vote.

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Admins working with Microsoft Azure beware: phishers are updating their assets to reflect changes on the company’s cloud-based login screen.

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From DHL delivery phishes to the top 10 most exploited bugs – and everything in between. It’s weekly roundup time.

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