Dan Goodin is a journalist who writes for Ars Technica and Tech News Tube. He specializes in covering cybersecurity, technology vulnerabilities, and data breaches. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting, Dan's articles shed light on the latest threats and vulnerabilities in the digital world.
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Dan Goodin's coverage is focused on privacy, cybersecurity, software vulnerabilities, and data breaches. He often includes expert commentary and cites data to support his articles.
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Phishing attacks were so well-orchestrated that they fooled some of the best in the business.
“Bootkitty” is likely a proof-of-concept, but may portend working UEFI malware for Linux.
Unearthed sample likely works against Linux devices from Acer, HP, Fujitsu, and Lenovo.
The underground marketplace distributed more than a metric ton of narcotics.
By: Dan Goodin
Solana-web3.js code library drains private keys giving access to user wallets.
By: Dan Goodin
Solana-web3.js code library drains private keys, giving access to user wallets.
Attack bypasses AMD protection promising security, even when a server is compromised.
Secret Blizzard has used the resources of at least 6 other groups in the past 7 years.
Vulnerability with severity rating of 9.8 out of possible 10 still live on >8,000 sites.
Multifaceted, high-precision campaign targets malicious and benevolent hackers alike.
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