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Over time, both enterprise and government networks have seen the network perimeter blur uncontrollably.
The U.S. Secret Service is warning financial institutions about a recent uptick in a form of ATM skimming that involves cutting cupcake-sized holes in a cash machine and then using a combination...
More than 20 percent of GitHub repositories containing an attack tool or an exploit proof of concept (PoC) are written in Python.
Cybersecurity Unit Would Be Part of a Center of Excellence for Digital HealthThe Food and Drug Administration plans to launch a new digital health "center of excellence" that includes a...
Stay decrypted, San Diego The Port of San Diego in California has shipping in outside help to deal with a crippling ransomware infection that is now in its third day.…
An Australian teenager who pleaded guilty to break into Apple's private systems multiple times over several months and download some 90GB of secure files has avoided conviction and will not serve...
Forensic Examiner Ryan Duquette on What's Needed for Public/Private PartnershipsRyan Duquette, an independent forensics examiner who formerly was a criminal investigator in law enforcement, offers...
Attorney Ruth Promislow on How Organizations Need to Shift Strategies From Reactive to ProactiveIn harmony with a wave of global privacy and security legislation, Canada has its own new breach...