Security News > 2019 > May

The International Committee of the Red Cross has just published a report: "The Potential Human Cost of Cyber-Operations." It's the result of an "ICRC Expert Meeting" from last year, but was...

A lack of security training for interns, and their obsession with sharing content on social media, could lead to a perfect storm for hackers looking to collect social engineering data.

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Google Project Zero researcher unearths a bug in Microsoft’s Notepad Windows application.

As 5G deployments continue to increase, what are the top security risks for enterprises? We discuss with an expert during GSMA's Mobile360 conference.

Many of the Problems Are Also Common in the U.S.Similar to security deficiencies often found in the U.S. healthcare sector, weak security controls and practices are putting Australian patient data...

Google this week announced a new policy that aims at eliminating the use of deceptive installation tactics among Chrome browser extensions.  read more

Security Experts Warn Exploits Are ComingMicrosoft has taken the unusual step of issuing a second warning about BlueKeep, a vulnerability that, if left unpatched, could allow an attacker to use a...

Security researchers from ESET have analyzed several PowerShell scripts used by the Russia-linked Turla threat group in recent attacks.  read more

OneSpan's Tim Bedard on Evolutionary Strategies and ControlsThe right authentication controls at the right time for the right transactions - the adaptive authentication message is taking off, says...