Security News > 2019 > May
CrowdStrike announced this week that its Falcon endpoint security platform now includes new capabilities for detecting firmware attacks and auditing security-related settings in the BIOS. read more
Yes, yes, yes, we've told the ICO we are doing so, says HMRC Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, aka the tax collector, has agreed to delete five million voice recordings it used to create biometric IDs.…
The malware has new tricks, like using the stunnel encrypted tunneling mechanism and abusing a legitimate shareware app.
Critical flaws in the software of Sierra Wireless' AirLink routers enable an array of malicious attacks.
A Pennsylvania credit union is suing financial industry technology giant Fiserv, alleging that "baffling" security vulnerabilities in the company's software are "wreaking havoc" on its customers....
Android users are frequently advised to limit app downloads to those from their corporate app store, or from Google's official Google Play store. Despite this, users are often tempted to visit the...
While Gen Zers think they won't fall for phishing scams, most don't even know what "phishing" means, according to a Google report.
Privacy and security concerns frequently drive consumer smart device buying decisions, according to an Internet Society and Consumers International report.
The UK government has published a consultation document on the proposed regulation of consumer IoT devices. The consultation is not designed to see whether regulation is necessary, but to help the...
A researcher has discovered vulnerabilities in more than 100 plugins designed for the Jenkins open source software development automation server and many of them have yet to be patched. read more