A vulnerability in the FTP server ProFTPD can lead to the execution of injected malicious code. The security flaw is found in the included mod_sql. A proof-of-concept exploit is already available.

Apple has expanded its Apple Pay for transit systems across several major U.S. cities, giving commuters a faster and more convenient way to pay for public transportation. With a simple tap using an ...

Getting to the City of Love from Paris Charles de Gaulle is about to get quicker thanks to the launch of an express train. Dubbed the CDG Express, the new line connecting one of Europe’s busiest ...

15:52, Sun, Apr 19, 2026 Updated: 15:55, Sun, Apr 19, 2026 The Ministry of Defence has allegedly lost track of the pool of military veterans they can recall in a national emergency. Britain's ...

With Express Mode, you can quickly pay your ticket via NFC in subway systems like in London or New York. Is there a security vulnerability here? iPhone and Apple Watch have a feature as part of Apple ...

Palestinian flag-waving crowds charged at the Ministry of Defence building in London on Friday afternoon in an alleged attempt to swarm Royal Navy officers. The sudden protest forced security to ...

A new hardware modification has revealed that the Nintendo Switch 2 is technically capable of supporting NVMe SSD storage, although the system enforces a strict requirement tied to microSD Express ...

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Support for Apple Pay's Express Mode has been added to Edinburgh city's tap-on, tap-off tram network and Lothian bus services in Scotland, enabling passengers to pay for travel without unlocking their ...

American Express’s mobile app was recently updated with a new “Premium” dark mode theme. The new theme is only accessible if you have Amex’s Platinum card, which just had its annual fee increased to ...

Searches at the US border are at an all-time high. Between April and June of this year, US Customs and Border Protection says it searched nearly 15,000 devices, outpacing the previous quarterly record ...