Security News > 2017 > June
Hackers linked to Russia launched cyberattacks on the Montenegro government just months before the country joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and experts believe these attacks...
"Disable macros and always be extra careful when you manually enable it while opening Microsoft Office Word documents." You might have heard of above-mentioned security warning multiple times on...
Russian antivirus vendor Kaspersky Lab is so upset with US software giant Microsoft that the security firm has filed more antitrust complaints against the company. The antivirus firm initially...
Turla uses social media and clever programming techniques to cover its tracks.
Global cybersecurity issues have gone mainstream, but email security has curiously slipped by the wayside despite the fact that 91% of today’s targeted attacks start with email. What’s more, while...
Security experts have warned for years that hackers could penetrate electronic voting systems, and now, leaked national security documents suggest a concerted effort to do just that in the 2016 US...
Lawsuit Alleged MDLive Unlawfully Shared Data with Another VendorA class action lawsuit alleging that telehealth app vendor MDLive violated consumers' privacy by sharing data with another vendor...
The results of an academic experiment reveal that recipients of Facebook messages are much more likely to click on suspicious links.
IBM quietly released a workaround fix for a vulnerability in its Spectrum Protect enterprise backup software it has known about since September 2016.
Organizations Are Still Failing to Upgrade Systems and Enforce Patches, Study Finds read more