Security News > 2018 > May
Hacks involving AWS S3 storage servers highlight security challenges enterprises face in the race to the cloud, according to RedLock.
Netherlands turns up the heat as transparency plans unveiled It has been a busy few days for beleaguered antivirus-flinger Kaspersky Lab. Today's confirmation of an infrastructure move to...
Revenge of the Personality Test, Take TwoResearchers at the University of Cambridge, via a myPersonality test on Facebook, reportedly used data from 3 million users to power a spin-off company...
Unless the pace of vulnerability disclosure slows down in the coming quarters, we are looking at yet another record-breaking year, according to Risk Based Security’s 2018 Q1 Vulnerability...
Highly sensitive user data collected from the app was left on a badly secured website for anybody to get at.
Police traced an "electronic trail" to the suspect's house where the USB drive was hidden.
Not before time, Google is addressing the mess it's made of Android updates
Recent distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks showed evidence of a new method being used to bypass existing defenses by obfuscating source port data, Imperva says. read more
Dirty money and money laundering have been around since the existence of currency itself. On a global level, as much as $2 trillion is washed annually, estimates the United Nations. Today’s...
In this podcast recorded at RSA Conference 2018, Dave Ferguson, Director, Product Management for Web Application Security at Qualys, talks about the challenges and benefits of automating web app...