The hacking group, Handala, is claiming to have erased data from over 200,000 devices, including servers and mobile phones used by employees of Stryker, a medical equipment provider.

A vulnerability in some MediaTek-powered phones could allow attackers to extract encrypted data, including wallet seed phrases, using only a USB connection.

Stryker's global IT systems have been crippled by a suspected cyber attack, with the issue impacting the US medical technology company leaving thousands of employees unable to work. The attack, ...

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An Iranian-linked hacker group that took credit for a cyberattack against a global medical technology company on Wednesday said it was spurred to action by the airstrike against an elementary school ...

We are currently experiencing a global network disruption affecting the Windows environment. Our teams are actively working to restore systems and operations. Stryker has business continuity measures ...

More than 5,500 Stryker employees in Ireland felt the impact after a major Stryker cyber attack shut down systems at its Cork ...

The hardware vulnerability - found primarily in budget handsets - makes it possible to steal sensitive user data, including crypto wallet seed phrases, in less than a minute.

CloudSEK's research has identified at least 20 active Telegram groups, each containing over 100 members, where the toolkit is ...

Millions of Android phones, tablets, and smartwatches in India could be vulnerable to hacking due to newly identified security flaws.

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