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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said its website was disrupted by distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on Sunday night, not due to a large number of attempts to submit comments on net neutrality.

It took Microsoft less than three days to patch a critical remote code execution vulnerability found by Google Project Zero researchers in the company’s Malware Protection Engine. Most users don’t need to take any action as the affected products should be updated automatically.

Thousands of devices have been hacked by a Linux malware named Rakos, and while researchers have yet to see any actual malicious activity involving the botnet, they believe it could be used for powerful distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.

The reality facing the cybersecurity industry today is as soon as network defenders develop a new way to spot malware, cyberadversaries are quick to find a way to circumvent it.

Google Project Zero researchers Tavis Ormandy and Natalie Silvanovich claim to have found a critical vulnerability in Windows. The details of the flaw will likely be disclosed in 90 days from now even if a patch is not available.

Before I switched over to the vendor side, I was building cyber security programs for many years. In my previous role as a CISO there were so many different components to think about that the only way I could get some clarity was to build a mind map and start laying things out in an organized manner.

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