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Health organizations in North America are being hit hardest by the Stegoloader malware, according to Trend Micro.
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According to the FBI, CryptoWall attacks cost victims in excess of $18 million between April 2014 and June 2015.
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Trend Micro analyzed the recent Adobe Flash Player vulnerability and found the root cause between the zero-day and another flaw was very similar.
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Thirty-two percent of respondents who admitted experiencing a breach said they couldn't e
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Adobe patched a zero-day vulnerability in Flash Player that has come under attack in the wild.
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A team of researchers has demonstrated a way to steal encryption keys from a PC using a device tiny enough to conceal inside a piece of pita bread.
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Researchers at Trustwave have uncovered critical vulnerabilities in RubyGems, the package manager for the Ruby programming language.
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Documents leaked by NSA Edward Snowden suggest the NSA and GCHQ may be targeting antivirus companies and reverse-engineering their products, according to a report.
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Attackers have added an exploit for a recently-patched Adobe Flash Player bug to the Magnitude exploit kit, according to Trend Micro.
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The FBI is investigating whether employees of the St. Louis Cardinals hacked the computer network of the Houston Astros.
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Researchers at Palo Alto Networks outlined a cyber-espionage operation targeting Southeast Asia that may be state-sponsored.
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LastPass is advising its users that the company was hit in a data breach affecting user email addresses and other information.
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The Duqu attackers used a stolen certificate as part of their scheme to stay stealthy, according to Kaspersky Lab.
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Researchers at Raytheon|Websense have identified a malvertising campaign that may have impacted millions of visitors to sites ranging from CNN Indonesia to users of the Bejewled Blitz game on Facebook.
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A new report from Trustwave shows that PoS compromises accounted for 40 percent of their breach investigations in 2014.
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The attack group behind the Duqu platform is back - and this time, they are even more sophisticated, according to Kaspersky Lab.
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Microsoft released eight security bulletins today for June's Patch Tuesday.
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According to a new study from the Ponemon Institute, IT security and IT leaders and their staff do not see eye to eye on security objectives.
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Patching vulnerabilities is critical, but many enterprises are still not keeping up.
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A new report takes a look at how deeply IoT devices have permeated enterprise networks, and it what that means for security.
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Microsoft has opened a Transparency Center in Brussels that is open to participants in the company's Government Security Program initiative.
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In the first quarter of 2015, IT services and cloud providers were hit by more than a third of the DDoS attacks mitigated by VeriSign.
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The Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA-DSS) has been updated to reflect new guidance on the security of the SSL protocol.
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The number of unique domain names used in phishing attacks during the second half of 2014 reached an all-time high, according to a new report.
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Patches for security vulnerabilities found in the VPN product are incomplete, according to security researchers.
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