A worm spotted on computers in North Korea shows why the source of a cyberattack should never be determined based only on IP addresses.
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A worm spotted on computers in North Korea shows why the source of a cyberattack should never be determined based only on IP addresses.
ESET has published a new report focusing on Windows vulnerabilities fixed by Microsoft in 2014 and their exploitation.
A remotely exploitable buffer overflow vulnerability has been identified in one of Schneider Electric’s Wonderware solutions, ICS-CERT reported last week.
vBulletin users who still use the vBSEO search engine optimization plugin are advised to either uninstall it or apply a patch because the software...
Aviator, the Web browser developed by WhiteHat Security with security and privacy in mind, is is not as secure as it should be, Google...
In late November, Sony Pictures Entertainment was hacked by a group calling itself Guardians of the Peace (GOP). What initially appeared to be another...
Researchers have uncovered a DOM-based self-XSS (cross-site scripting) flaw in Microsoft’s Dynamics CRM customer relationship management solution, but the company says it doesn’t consider...
A vulnerability has been identified in a library utilized by many manufacturing and technology companies for HART-based field devices used by industrial control systems...
Many ASUS wireless routers are affected by a vulnerability that can be exploited by an attacker with access to the target’s local area network...
Researchers at F-Secure have been been monitoring the CosmicDuke, MiniDuke and OnionDuke cyber espionage campaigns and they’ve made some interesting discoveries.
Cybercrooks have been distributing a Bitcoin mining malware with the aid of a cracked version of the Andromeda bot, Fortinet researchers reported on Wednesday.Andromeda,...
Researchers at Trend Micro have identified a vulnerability related to the Android manifest file that can be exploited to cause devices to crash.