QR codes are everywhere these days. Businesses use them on billboards, posters, and a variety of other places so we can quickly scan them with our phones to pay bills, check-in at airports, access a promotion, view a menu, and do a myriad of other things.

Job seekers face not only the daunting task of finding employment but also the lurking danger of falling victim to job scams. 

Keeping our digital belongings secure is a top priority in our connected world. The discovery of the GoFetch vulnerability in Apple’s security mechanisms has caused a stir, shedding light on potential weaknesses that could compromise our personal information.

In recent months, the US healthcare sector has been under siege by a series of sophisticated ransomware attacks, with hospitals nationwide facing significant operational disruptions and the compromise of sensitive patient data. The culprit behind this surge in cyber threats is the BlackCat ransomware group, also known as ALPHV, which has been leveraging advanced tactics to infiltrate healthcare IT systems.

Recent investigations have revealed that several iPhone applications have exploited system notifications to illicitly access users’ private information, prompting Apple to enforce stricter oversight and update guidelines within the App Store to prevent such privacy violations.