Security News > 2018 > April
Malicious Cryptomining Spikes, While Virtually All Other Malware Declines read more
Russian communications regulator’s fight to block the Telegram encrypted messaging service continues. Telegram (the company) has been fighting the Roskomnadzor – the Russian federal agency tasked...
A breach that exposed the credit card information of Delta Air Lines and Sears Holdings now expands its impact to include Best Buy and Kmart.
Schneider Electric informed customers last week that the latest version of its U.motion Builder software patches a total of 16 vulnerabilities, including ones rated critical and high severity. read more
According to a report from Positive Technologies, hackers continue to target the weak link in any company's security posture: Humans.
Utilizing a recent Cisco flaw, hackers attacking Iran and Russian left behind the message 'Don't mess with our elections' followed by an ASCII rendition of the American flag.
Mark Zuckerberg will appear before US lawmakers this week as a firestorm rocks Facebook over its data privacy scandal, with pressure mounting for new regulations on social media platforms. read more
Facebook has banned two more analytics firms, made changes to its advertising platform, and is rolling out an Unsend feature for messages.
Several vulnerabilities have been found in the Linux command line tool Beep, including a potentially serious issue introduced by a patch for a privilege escalation flaw. read more