Chinese hackers are using known vulnerabilities to breach a multitude of victims.

Chinese Ministry of State Security-linked actors are actively targeting U.S. government agencies, according to a new alert.

The bugs are in Citrix software that allows clients to remotely connect to corporate networks with their mobile phones.

There haven’t been any reports of malicious hackers exploiting the vulnerabilities, according to Citrix's CISO.

LineageOS and Ghost — makers of open-source software — grappled with security incidents over the weekend.

APT 41 is known for its gaming, telecommunications, healthcare, and education targets — but this blows its past campaigns out of the water.

With hackers exploiting a critical bug in its products, Citrix has expedited its timeline for patching.

A fix is on the way, the company says.

“We have a working exploit, and it took us under a day to develop it,” one security expert told CyberScoop.

The company that discovered the flaw says "at least 80,000 companies in 158 countries are potentially at risk."