Saryu Nayyar, CEO at Gurucul, peeks into Mitre’s list of dangerous software bug types, highlighting that the oldies are still the goodies for attackers.
The well-known banking trojan retools for stealth with a whole new attack routine, including using ads for Microsoft TeamViewer and Zoom to lure victims in.
The security vulnerabilities bring the web behemoth up to 10 browser zero-days found so far this year.
Imperva’s Elad Erez discusses findings that 46 percent of on-prem databases are sitting ducks, unpatched and vulnerable to attack, each with an average of 26 flaws.
A former Army Reservist pleaded guilty to scamming the elderly with catfishing and stealing from veterans.
The incident that occurred Sept. 8 and affected its EMEA IT systems seems to signal a return to business as usual for ransomware groups.
Citizen Lab urges Apple users to update immediately. The new zero-click zero-day ForcedEntry flaw affects all things Apple: iPhones, iPads, Macs and Watches.
How did Kaseya get a universal decryptor after a mind-bogglingly big ransomware attack? A REvil coder misclicked, generated & issued it, and “That’s how we sh*t ourselves.”
WhatsApp’s moderators sent messages flagged by intended recipients. Researchers say this isn’t concerning — yet.
Aamir Lakhani, researcher at FortiGuard Labs, explains why organizations must extend cyber-awareness training across the entire enterprise, from Luddites to the C-suite.