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A recently observed cyber-espionage campaign targeting South Korea, the United States and Canada is reusing malicious code previously associated with state-sponsored Chinese group APT1 [Read More]
Tumblr has patched a vulnerability that could have been exploited to obtain user account information, including email addresses and protected passwords [Read More]
Many servers may be exposed to attacks due to an authentication bypass vulnerability affecting the libssh SSH library [Read More]
Google released Chrome 70 on Tuesday and the latest version brings updated sign-in options and patches for 23 vulnerabilities [Read More]
A cyber espionage group named GreyEnergy, linked by researchers to Russia's BlackEnergy, has been targeting energy and transportation companies in Ukraine and other countries [Read More]
Researchers find critical vulnerabilities that can be exploited to take full control of D-Link routers. Serious flaws also discovered in Linksys routers [Read More]
Oracle’s October 2018 Critical Patch Update (CPU) includes 301 security fixes, bringing the total number of patches released this year to 1,119 [Read More]
VMware patches critical code execution vulnerability in the SVGA virtual graphics card used by its Workstation, ESXi and Fusion products [Read More]
A newly discovered infection campaign is leveraging malicious RTF files to deliver information-stealing Trojans without being detected [Read More]
The DHS ordered federal agencies to fully implement DMARC by October 16, 2018. While there has been significant progress, many agencies failed to meet the deadline [Read More]
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DMARC is an email authentication standard designed to eliminate phishing and other types of attack that use spoofing to misrepresent an email sender identity.
By understanding and easing the cultural shift this entails, you can save time and money and sleep better at night with security occupying a seat at the DevOps table.
As DevOps and agile development methodologies take greater root in the enterprise, the traditional tools and approaches for eliminating vulnerabilities in code will no longer be able to keep pace.
When planning a testing strategy for an application, it is important to evaluate the applicability and likely effectiveness of the various testing approach options.
Several tech vendors have been added to the list of vendors vulnerable to a variation on the Bleichenbacher attack called the ROBOT attack.
Laws to support swift and automatic updates for all devices, and consequence to organizations that fail to ensure their IoT devices are secure, would be a big step forward for IoT security.
With a software composition analysis (SCA) tool in place, security teams can quickly scan an information repository and know where vulnerable software is being used.
The "Reaper" IoT botnet is holding itself up as a blinky light in front of our faces, reminding the InfoSec community that we really need to get ahead of IoT madness.
With all of our collective focus on machine learning, we simply can’t overlook human learning’s critical role in guarding against attack and protecting the organization.
We need to consider whether traditional approaches to vulnerability management are still viable and if just upgrading existing methods or tools is sufficient.
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