Security News > 2019 > April
The malware hides in the legitimate game downloads, signed with a real certificate; connections to ShadowHammer have been found.
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Malicious insiders and a lack of training create a big trust gap among employees and employers, according to ObserveIT.
U.S. Congress has sent an open letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai asking for more information about its Sensorvault database that’s reportedly being used by law enforcement agencies to solve crime...
GCHQ U-turns, wants Joe Public onside as well as industry Cyber UK 2019 GCHQ's director-general has called for more public trust in the controversial British spy agency.…
Google this week released Chrome 74 to the stable channel with patches for 39 vulnerabilities, as well as with several other tweaks inside. Of the 39 security fixes included in the new browser...
A serious vulnerability affecting some of Rockwell Automation’s MicroLogix and CompactLogix programmable logic controllers (PLCs) can be exploited by a remote attacker to redirect users to...
Ever-changing Qbot trojan has been spotted in a fresh campaign with a new “context aware” delivery technique.
DDoS attacks sized 100Gbps and higher exploded in Q1 2019, with 77% of all attacks targeting two or more vectors.
The role of employees, the needs of the supply chain, and a reliance on antivirus products are three Catch 22s for security pros, according to a study from Glasswall Solutions.