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The movie streaming service Plex has been hacked, with an attacker attempting to hold the service for ransom, according to an email sent out to subscribers earlier today. View full story

A fresh drive-by campaign that abuses vulnerabilities in the Google Drive platform is serving up CryptoWall 3.0. View full story

The user which claims to be an 'Official Verification Page' of Twitter redirects you using a shortened Goo.gl URL and lands you on a page that looks like twitter. The page then demands secure information like username, password, credit card numbers and others to verify your account. View full story

Trump Hotel Collection is working to determine if its payment systems have been breached by cybercriminals after several U.S. banks identified fraudulent activity on cards used at the company’s hotel properties. View full story

Recent distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks were executed by attackers leveraging an outdated routing protocol in RIPv1, a security firm warned. View full story

A Facebook promotion from “Delta Airways” has gone viral on the site, getting shared nearly 65,000 times in 24 hours. The only issue: the promotion is a hoax, and it’s from an imposter Facebook page. View full story

The the Budapest University of Technology and Economics' Security Evaluation and Research Laboratory (SEARCH-LAB) says "malicious attackers controlling the network are able to install arbitrary applications" on LG's Android phones, thanks to a flaw in their software update mechanism. View full story

Harvard University on Wednesday announced that on June 19, it discovered a breach in the IT systems of its Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Central Administration, currently impacting eight different schools and administrative organizations at the university. View full story

A Windows 10 feature, Wi-Fi Sense, smells like a security risk: it shares access to password-protected Wi-Fi networks with the user's contacts. View full story

Users who have opted for a VPN service could be at risk from hackers thanks to the way that providers handle IPv6 traffic. View full story