Security News > 2017 > November
A recently spotted Netflix-themed phishing email campaign is so well crafted that it’s difficult for many less tech-savvy users to spot the scam. Extremely convincing phishing emails The emails,...
The cyber espionage group known as "Tick" is using steganography to conceal their backdoor Trojan better, according to analysis from security firm Trend Micro. read more
Survey Finds That DevOps Often Improves IT Efficiency While Weakening IT Security read more
A Google researcher has found a significant number of vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel USB subsystem using the Syzkaller fuzzer. read more
Google this week finally addressed the KRACK vulnerability in Android, three weeks after the WPA2 protocol flaw was publicly disclosed.
Over a decade ago, as the digital economy was getting its legs, data loss prevention (DLP) technology was seen as the savior for companies fearing exposure of sensitive internal and customer...
Amazon announced this week that it has added five new security and encryption features to its Simple Storage Service (S3), including one that alerts users of publicly accessible buckets. read more
Former CEO Reportedly Subpoenaed After Declining to Appear VoluntarilyFormer Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer may have envisioned spending her post-Yahoo days seeking new work or experimenting with other...
A new survey conducted by Forrester Consulting unveiled that security and LoB leaders are experiencing high levels of anxiety due to IoT/OT security concerns, largely due to the negative business...
Questions brew over whether Mantistek GK2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is snooping on users as they type.