Security News > 2017 > September
Nothing is free in this world. If you are searching for free ready-made hacking tools on the Internet, then beware—most freely available tools, claiming to be the swiss army knife for hackers, are...
It's been close to five years since we last looked at Incapsula, a security-focused CDN service known for its DDoS mitigation and web application security features. As one would expect, during...
Security researchers have discovered several severe zero-day vulnerabilities in the mobile bootloaders from at least four popular device manufacturers that could allow an attacker to gain...
OCR's Roger Severino Discusses Agency's Goals, Sector ChallengesThe new head of the agency that enforces HIPAA says his top enforcement priority for the coming year is to find a "big, juicy,...
Bank of the West's David Pollino on the Challenges of Working with VendorsSecurity experts often contend that potential damage from cyberattacks can be avoided if organizations just patch their...
We have no idea how bad this really is: On 30 August, an international team of researchers informed the Estonian Information System Authority (RIA) of a vulnerability potentially affecting the...
A team of security researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara has discovered a series of code execution and denial of service vulnerabilities in the bootloaders of popular mobile...
The Apache Software Foundation released a patch on Tuesday for a critical vulnerability impacting all versions of Struts since 2008.
600 gigabytes of information, including SQL database dumps, code, access logs, and customer information, belonging to BroadSoft and its client, TWC, was left online, accessible to anyone.
CynoSure Prime, a “password research collective”, has reversed the hashes of nearly 320 million hashed passwords provided by security researcher Troy Hunt through the Pwned Passwords searchable...