Security News > 2016 > December
If you’re using Nagios to monitor your systems, networks and infrastructure, and you have not updated to version 4.2.4, you better hop to it. This latest release fixes a high severity root...
The DNSChanger exploit kit is back and more effective than ever, and is being used in a widespread malvertising attack whose goal is to compromise small/home office routers. According to...
As more data breaches occur everyday and more data privacy regulations come into force, such as EU GDPR, organizations are beginning to make data governance and data protection more of a priority....
Starting on January 23, 2017, Evernote users’ unencrypted notes will be accessible to some Evernote employees. The change to the service’s privacy policy was announced on Tuesday, and the...
A new study conducted by Dimensional Research evaluated current and projected growth rates of cryptographic keys and digital certificates in the enterprise for 2016 and 2017. Study respondents...
Filippo Valsorda wrote an exellent essay on why he's giving up on PGP. I have long believed PGP to be more trouble than it is worth. It's hard to use correctly, and easy to get wrong. More...
In this impressive lc7scxvKQOo">social-engineering display, a hacker convinces a cell phone tech support person to change an account password without being verified in any way....
An exploit kit called DNSChanger is attacking routers, not browsers, through a malvertising campaign.
Microsoft followed Google's lead and said it will soon block Flash Player by default in the Edge browser.
A couple of months ago, Intel Security, Kaspersky Lab, Dutch National Police and Europol announced the No More Ransom initiative. Such an initiative was a true example of the term...