Security News > 2018 > April
The Center for Democracy and Technology has a good summary of the current state of the DMCA's chilling effects on security research. To underline the nature of chilling effects on hacking and...
Carson Sweet, CTO of CloudPassage, explains the mechanics of bots, spam, and fake news.
Internet-connected technology, also known as the Internet of Things (IoT), is now part of daily life, with smart assistants like Siri and Alexa to cars, watches, toasters, fridges, thermostats,...
Turning it on by default might sound like a mere tweak, but its the first version of the browser to do this without the user having to consciously turn it on.
The Singapore government wants to put one on top of all 110,000 lamp posts throughout the country, to help identity all who pass by.
From checking if your Facebook data was shared with Cambridge Analytica and the 65 vulnerabilities fixed in April's Patch Tuesday to Facebook's 'shadow profiles', and more!
Cisco backs Isara's post-quantum PKI cert test in the hope it future-proofs TLS Cisco and quantum security outfit Isara reckon they've got at least as far as alpha stage in one a problem of the...
Cisco’s Talos intelligence and research group has reported identifying a total of 17 vulnerabilities in an industrial router from Moxa, including many high severity command injection and...
One in four organizations have experienced data theft from the public cloud, according to McAfee.
Miscreants' command and control network traffic sent down sinkhole One of the world's longest-lived malware networks, EITest, has gone offline.…