Security News > 2019 > February

Privacy advocates stunned that explicit rules ignored, blame head of FCC US lawmakers have again called for an investigation into mobile companies after it emerged that they have been selling...

Respond Software, innovators in Robotic Decision Automation software, announced it grew customer acquisition 6Xs year-over-year in 2018. Additionally, its flagship product, the Respond Analyst,...

Ziften, a leader in endpoint protection plus visibility and hardening, announced the expanded use of its proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) / machine learning (ML) algorithms throughout all...

Concerns Raised About Potential Impact on Patient SafetyFor the second time, the Department of Justice has imposed a substantial fine on an electronic health records software vendor in a case that...

Patch your iThings – there are at least two holes being exploited right now in the wild Apple on Wednesday removed the vestigial "Do Not Track" (DNT) privacy technology from Preview Release 75 of...

Widely ignored privacy grovel gets put out of its misery Apple on Wednesday removed the vestigial "Do Not Track" (DNT) privacy technology from Preview Release 75 of its macOS Safari browser, and...

Apple's iOS 12.1.4 fixes a FaceTime bug that made headlines last week.

Trends in DDoS attacks show a evolution beyond Mirai code and point to next-gen botnets that are better hidden and have a greater level of persistence on devices – making them "far more dangerous."

A recent phishing attack targeting mobile users leveraged Google Translate to serve fake login pages to Google and Facebook users. read more

A zero-day vulnerability found in a video-conferencing system and responsibly disclosed led to the response, "Our developers are aware of some known vulnerabilities with the systems, development...