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Dan Goodin

Dan Goodin

Security Editor & Reporter at Ars Technica

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  • Computers & Technology

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Recent Articles

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Mysterious leak of Booking.com reservation data is being used to scam customers - Ars Technica

Somehow, scammers keep accessing customer reservation details, other private data.
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Hackers are selling a service that bypasses ChatGPT restrictions on...

ChatGPT restrictions on the creation of illicit content are easy to circumvent.
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Hacker group incorporates DNS hijacking into its malicious website ...

The DNS hijacking threat can be especially high for people using public Wi-Fi.
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Microsoft digital certificates have once again been abused to sign ...

Code-signing is supposed to make people safer. In this case, it made them less so.
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Feds charge man for his alleged involvement in pushing LockBit rans...

Automation features make LockBit one of the more destructive pieces of ransomware.
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Feds say Ukrainian man running malware service amassed 50M unique c...

Wondering if your data got swept up by Raccoon? Here’s how to find out.
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Google Play apps with >20M downloads depleted batteries and network...

Google removes 16 apps after receiving a report the apps were committing ad fraud
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How a Microsoft blunder opened millions of PCs to potent malware at...

Microsoft said Windows automatically blocked dangerous drivers. It didn’t.
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Unpatched Zimbra flaw under attack is letting hackers backdoor servers

The flaw has been under attack since at least early September.
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How 3 hours of inaction from Amazon cost cryptocurrency holders $23...

For 2nd time in 4 years, Amazon loses control of its IP space in BGP hijacking.
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Ukraine is under attack by hacking tools repurposed from Conti cybe...

Researchers from Google and IBM see unprecedented blurring of lines.
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Actors behind PyPI supply chain attack have been active since late ...

Group that pulled off successful attack on PyPI has humble origins.
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The number of companies caught up in recent hacks keeps growing - A...

2FA provider Authy, password manager LastPass, and DoorDash all experienced breaches.
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North Korea-backed hackers have a clever way to read your Gmail

SHARPEXT has slurped up thousands of emails in the past year and keeps getting better.
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Servers running Digium Phones VoiP software are getting backdoored

More than 500,000 malicious samples seen in campaign that installs web shells.
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Why Lockdown mode from Apple is one of the coolest security ideas e...

Apple intros “extreme” optional protection against the scourge of mercenary spyware.
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YouTube content creator credentials are under siege by YTStealer ma...

Researchers unearth suspected credential-stealer service targeting YouTubers.
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Meeting Owl videoconference device used by govs is a security disaster

No patch yet for easy-to-hack access point that leaks data and exposes networks to hacks.
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Botnet that hid for 18 months boasted some of the coolest tradecraf...

Once-unknown group uses a tunnel fetish and a chameleon’s ability to blend in.
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Microsoft finds Linux desktop flaw that gives root to untrusted users

Elevation of privilege vulnerabilities can be used to gain persistent root access.