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A coordinated effort by Facebook, Google and other online platforms to curb the spread of disinformation and thwart efforts to manipulate voters. [Read More]
Microsoft has rolled out an update for Windows Defender after Citrix customers noticed that some services stopped working after being detected as malware. [Read More]
The North Korea-linked threat group known as Lazarus has successfully compromised dozens of organizations in Israel and other countries by targeting their employees with appealing job offers. [Read More]
A previously misfiring smartphone app to help track transmission of the coronavirus will be trialled again in parts of England following two months of troubleshooting. [Read More]
The United States on Thursday published information on Drovorub, a previously undisclosed piece of malware that Russia-linked cyber-spies are using in attacks targeting Linux systems. [Read More]
Google is preparing to run an experiment in Chrome 86 as part of its fight against URL spoofing. [Read More]
The Chinese threat actor tracked by Kaspersky as CactusPete is not sophisticated, but its attacks are still relatively successful. [Read More]
Group-IB security researchers have identified a corporate espionage group, named RedCurl, that has launched 26 targeted attacks since 2018. [Read More]
An XSS vulnerability affecting the TinyMCE rich text editor can be exploited, depending on implementation, for privilege escalation, information disclosure or account takeover. [Read More]
FireEye this week announced that its Bugcrowd-powered bug bounty program has become public. [Read More]
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Some security start-ups bring much needed creative thinking and new ideas to a challenging field. Others don’t bring much of anything to the table, and in some cases, can actually harm an organization’s security posture.
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