Scammers are sending physical letters to cryptocurrency holders that copy the look of official IRS notices. The letters tell recipients they must enroll in something called a Digital Asset Compliance Portal before a deadline, or risk penalties. “If you receive a letter claiming to be from the IRS that instructs you to enroll in a Digital Asset Compliance Portal, don’t respond. The IRS did not send it. The IRS does not operate a Digital Asset … More →
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Thermo Fisher DNA Analysis Software Flaw Lets Attackers Secretly Alter Test Data
Thermo Fisher Scientific has released security updates for a high-severity flaw in its Applied Biosystems Human Identification (HID) software. This vulnerability could allow nearly undetectable
