Security News > 2017 > December

Law enforcement agencies in Europe this week announced the dismantling of a criminal network responsible for stealing payment card data and performing illegal transactions. Called “Neptune,” the...

Are the mobile apps you’re using to store or handle your cryptocurrency stash, track the currencies’ price, or interact with cryptocurrency exchanges secure? Judging by the results of a recent...

Researchers have found a flaw in the original fix for the Dirty COW vulnerability patched in October 2016.

Israeli industrial cybersecurity startup SCADAfence has secured $10 million in funding through a recently announced Series A round.  read more

Following the discovery of several potentially serious vulnerabilities in Intel’s Management Engine (ME), computer seller System76 announced its intention to disable the feature on its laptops...

BSidesLjubljana 0x7E2, taking place on March 10th 2018, is looking for speakers, sponsors and everyone in between. This is an amazing community-focused event, led by a group of passionate infosec...

A Turkish Airlines flight made an emergency landing because someone named his wireless network (presumably from his smartphone) "bomb on board." In 2006, I wrote an essay titled "Refuse to be...

It’s that time of year again when we look back at the past year and try to anticipate what we can expect in the coming year. I spend most of my time analyzing vast quantities of threat data,...

Google’s Chrome web browser will soon prevent third-party software from injecting code into its processes. read more

The holiday season is in full swing and once again we can expect to see a surge in cyber attacks targeting retailers and consumers. Research from the National Retail Federation shows that spending...