Security News > 2018 > April
Your weekend guide to computer security cockups Roundup Here's your summary of infosec news – from router holes to Windows crashes – beyond what we've already covered this week.…
This bizarre contorted squid might be a new species, or a previously known species exhibiting a new behavior. No one knows. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security...
Agency Says It Would Assess Vendors' 'Cybersecurity Responsibility'The FDA is proposing to pre-certify vendors of certain medical device software, including various mobile apps, allowing the...
Lotus Notes man has a plan... and a patent Analysis Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, particularly if forgetfulness promises profit.…
The gang behind the Atlanta city shutdown and other attacks is selecting victims carefully and offering volume discounts to unlock whole organizations.
On two occasions this past year I’ve published stories here warning about the prospect that new European privacy regulations could result in more spams and scams ending up in your inbox. This post...
Uber is tightening policies around its bug bounty program after a 2016 data breach exposed deep flaws in its policies around handling extortion.
Outlook will also ask a user if they wish to encrypt an email if it detects sensitive information, like a bank account number, in the email.
It's analyzing the server, operated by the North Korea-sponsored APT, which was used to control the global GhostSecret espionage campaign affecting 17 countries.
Carolyn Crandall of Attivo Networks on Improving Intrusion DetectionBecause network intrusions are inevitable, organizations need to improve detection to more quickly respond to attacks, says...