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LinkedIn patches AutoFill vulnerability that could have been exploited to harvest data from users’ profiles [Read More]
Google this week announced that iOS users can now receive Google prompts via their Gmail application. [Read More]
Gold Galleon: Nigerian hackers target global maritime shipping businesses and their customers in BEC attacks [Read More]
Kaspersky launches Hybrid Cloud Security, a solution designed to protect hybrid clouds against internal and external threats [Read More]
48 million records containing detailed personal information of tens of millions of people were exposed to the Internet after data-gathering company LocalBlox left a cloud storage repository publicly available. [Read More]
Microsoft has rolled out a new Windows Defender Browser Protection extension to help Chrome users stay safe from malware and phishing websites. [Read More]
FireEye announces new solutions, capabilities, pricing and packaging models, and a partnership with Oracle [Read More]
Thirty-four major tech and security companies have aligned themselves and signed the Cybersecurity Tech Accord, what they claim is a "watershed agreement among the largest-ever group of companies agreeing to defend all customers everywhere from malicious attacks. [Read More]
Cisco patches critical remote code execution vulnerability in WebEx and a critical information disclosure flaw in UCS Director [Read More]
Updates released for Drupal 8 patch a moderately critical XSS vulnerability affecting CKEditor, a third-party WYSIWYG editor included in the core [Read More]
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The industry needs to share a common understanding of how to put threat intelligence into practice to address some of our thorniest security operations challenges.
Edna Conway, Cisco’s Chief Security Officer, Global Value Chain, discusses mitigating third-party security risk across an ecosystem that includes tens of thousands of partners located around the globe.
Implementing machine learning in the context of access control can help organizations reduce their reliance on passwords, and potentially get rid of them altogether.
Which unlucky industry will be the latest target caught in the crosshairs of cyber attackers? Unfortunately, there are several reasons that suggest mass transit will be the next casualty, and the potential for damage is quite serious.
More vulnerabilities create more attacks; more attacks breed additional fatigue. So how can we wake up and fix the problems creating such a widespread headache?
Discussions around hacking back in Congress today rely on analogies that are too simple and use examples focused on physical self-defense that fail to capture the true nature of online interactions.
The breadth of attacks targeting critical infrastructure sectors are not only deeper but also broader than originally thought. Most likely, Russia and others want to acquire a “Red Button” capability that can be used to shut down the power grid.
Decision advantage reinforces that the value of intelligence lies not in the intelligence itself but in the decisions it shapes and drives.
Historical patterns and recent activity indicate that another major Necurs malware outbreak is looming just around the corner.
While less powerful than desktops and servers used for this purpose, more Android devices exist, and they are often less protected and, thus, more easily accessible.
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- Microsoft Announces New Windows Platform Security Technology
- UK Teen Who Hacked CIA Chief Gets Two-Year Prison Term
- Unpatched Flaw Exposes LG NAS Devices to Remote Attacks
- FDA Reveals New Plans for Medical Device Security
- AlienVault Launches Free Endpoint Scanning Service
- LinkedIn Vulnerability Allowed User Data Harvesting
- Google Prompt Arrives in Gmail for iOS
- Nigerian Hackers Attempt to Steal Millions From Shipping Firms
- Kaspersky Launches Hybrid Cloud Security Product
- Data Aggregator LocalBlox Exposes 48 Million Records
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