Security News > 2018 > October

Malware, in general, accounts for the majority of cybersecurity threats, but now cryptomining reigns supreme.

A group of hackers believed to be operating out of China was observed using popular Microsoft Office exploits for the delivery of malware. read more

What can organizations do to thwart business email compromise attacks? In an interview, David Stubley, CEO of the consultancy 7 Elements, outlines several key steps. He'll be a featured speaker at...

A brand-new approach to harvesting credentials hinges on users' lack of cloud savvy.

At a time when cyberattacks are at the forefront of company concerns, retaining IT security talent is a must. Here's how.

Comparing Middle Kingdom's hacker forums to Russia's? Apples and pears Underground hacker forums in China and Russia are as different as each country's regular shopping bazaars, according to...

A WhatsApp buffer overflow that crashed your phone due to audio data sent by a caller meant that just answering a call could spell trouble.

Cybersecurity solutions firm Imperva today announced that it has agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Thoma Bravo for roughly $2.1 billion in cash. read more

Akamai's Andy Ellis speaks to CNET's Dan Patterson about threats via "password stuffing"