The youngest Windows patch fixes a zero-day gap that was probably actively exploited. Microsoft has confirmed and closed a critical zero-day security gap in Windows (CVE-2025-30397), which is currently being actively exploited by attackers. This weak point affects all supported Windows versions and enables attackers to carry out malicious code via the network under certain ...
VPN February 17, 2025 at 8:26 a.m. A VPN helps you to surf the Internet anonymously and expand your streaming catalog. According to BSI, VPN networks also meet an important purpose for the smart home. The smart home is a potential gateway for criminal, but also from third parties. The BSI recommends smart home users ...
VPN February 12, 2025 at 7:39 a.m. When streaming and surfing, a VPN opens up completely new possibilities. But a VPN can also bring more security in the smart home. Even the BSI advises to set up. The smart home is a potential gateway for criminal, but also from third parties. The BSI recommends smart ...
This is how you protect yourself May 9, 2020, 2:15 pm Reading time: 1 minute According to BSI's official report, Samsung smartphones have been affected by serious security breaches. These allow cyber criminals to use MMS messages to access your Galaxy phone. Netzwelt tells you what you can do. Samsung smartphone users currently face ...
Let you make your computer safe again April 5, 2020, 2:15 pm Reading time: 1 minute The Federal Office of Information Security recommends users of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge to update. The latest version of the browser fixes some vulnerabilities, and third parties can use these vulnerabilities to access your computer through the browser. ...
Make a decision with BKA March 4, 2020 at 11:38 am Reading time: Two minutes BSI advises all municipalities not to pay ransom for ransomware ransomware. Officials and authorities keep a lot of user data. So is your data at risk for not talking to blackmail? Together with BKA and the local umbrella organization, ...
Samsung considers itself well-positioned February 29, 2020, 8:30 am Reading time: Two minutes The Federal Office of Information Security (BSI) requires mobile phone manufacturers to provide devices with longer security patches and typically handle the "update" topic more transparently. Samsung and Huawei were the first manufacturers to comment on BSI requirements. Samsung manager Olaf ...
Smartphones are to become safer for consumers in the future, the BSI demands. The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has one Requirements catalog published, the smartphone manufacturer should commit to certain security criteria for their hardware. With these requirements, the BSI wants to ensure an increased level of consumer protection. The Office writes in ...
