Security News > 2017 > November
Health Insurer Claims Case Lacks Evidence of HarmCareFirst BlueCross BlueShield has filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to review a case filed against the health insurer in the wake of a...
Crypto-currency miners represent an easy solution when it comes to taking advantage of a system’s computing power to earn some money, but can result in no gain if the mined coins are going to...
Researcher Troy Hunt discovers as far as the internet has come in adopting HTTPS, it still has a ways to go.
Apple has released security updates for its many popular products, and has finally plugged the recently unveiled WPA2 flaws that allow attackers to extract sensitive information from Wi-Fi...
Researchers from MWR Labs used 11 vulnerabilities across six different mobile applications to execute code on a Samsung Galaxy S8 at Mobile Pwn2Own.
David Stubley of 7 Elements on Identifying Initial Intrusions to Block Repeat Attacks"Are we vulnerable to the attacks that are being reported in the media?" All CEOs and boards of directors...
Cyberattacks on Canadian government computers by what a minister described Tuesday as gangsters, rogue states and "geeks in basements" are on the rise, but are also failing more, according to a...
Organizations Not Working to Defend Shadow IT Are in Danger of Data Loss and Regulatory Violations read more
OpenSSL updates released on Thursday patch two low and medium severity vulnerabilities discovered using Google’s open source OSS-Fuzz fuzzing service. read more