British World Cup team members have more to worry about than what happens on the football pitch in host country Russia as the Football Association (FA) is already expressing concerns about hackers going after the team's players and staff.
A critical vulnerability in all Android devices running any version except 8.0 that if left unpatched can let hackers steal credentials, lock the device or install unwanted applications has been disclosed.
Drone maker DJI has launched a bug bounty program offering rewards ranging from $100 to $30,000 to those who find, disclose and remediate issues affecting the security of DJI's software.
Healthcare product manufacturer Abbott Laboratories is updating the firmware and software in its line of implantable pacemakers to shore up a security vulnerability that could lead to unauthorized access.
Security researchers from at least seven major companies collaborated this month to subdue a DDoS botnet composed of compromised Android devices operating in more than 100 different countries.
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