Security News > 2018 > April
Most SAP implementations continue to be impacted by a security configuration flaw initially documented in 2005, Onapsis warns. read more
Dutch police said Thursday they have arrested three men for stealing explicit pictures of girls and young women from their cloud data, and shut down a globally notorious "revenge porn" site. read more
Attorney Jack Rice spoke with TechRepublic about why Russian state-sponsored cyberattacks are a real threat, and why no organization is too small to be a target.
Microsoft has released new Spectre mitigations for Windows 10, which include Intel microcode fixes for CPUs running on Windows.
Taking a “dirty deeds done dirt cheap” approach, the kit generates an initial malware payload for social-engineering spam campaigns for just $40 per month.
Kedar Samant of Simility on Leveraging Machine Learning, Data AnalyticsMachine learning and data analytics are both critical to fraud prevention, says Kedar Samant, CTO of Simility.
Experts Say Breaches Spotlight Vendor RisksTwo recent security incidents involving ransomware attacks on vendors serve as the latest reminders of the risks business associates pose to healthcare...
Onapsis researchers revealed a critical security configuration vulnerability that results from default installations in SAP systems which if left insecure, could lead to a full system compromise...
Jack Wallen shows you how to make working with CentOS 7 iptables much easier with the help of an ncurses-based GUI.