Security News > 2018 > April
Researchers show why keeping a handle on user credentials is just as hard in the cloud as it is on local networks.
Kaspersky Lab this week announced the launch of a new product designed to help companies protect their hybrid cloud environments against both internal and external threats. read more
48 million records containing detailed personal information of tens of millions of people were exposed to the Internet after data-gathering company LocalBlox left a cloud storage repository...
LookingGlass Cyber Solutions announced at RSA Conference 2018 the general availability of the LookingGlass IRD-100 (Intelligence Response and Deception) security appliance. This fully...
Microsoft has rolled out a new Windows Defender Browser Protection extension to help Chrome users stay safe from malware and phishing websites. read more
An iOS feature called iTunes Wi-Fi sync, which allows a user to manage their iOS device without physically connecting it to their computer, could be exploited by attackers to gain lasting control...
Every administrator should consider enabling two-factor authentication on their CentOS 7 server for an added layer of security.
The ad blockers, which can take over users' browsers, were removed from the Chrome Store after being downloaded 20 million times.
Jack Wallen shows you how to set up both two-factor authentication and SSH key authentication for a rock-solid remote login of your Linux servers.
Poorly configured S3 buckets strike again US social network data aggregator LocalBlox has been caught leaving its AWS bucket of 48 million records – harvested in part from Facebook, LinkedIn and...