Security News > 2019 > May
One of the most popular U.S. drive-through restaurants has been hit with a data breach due to POS malware.
Attackers With the Backing and Sophistication of Nation-States Are Increasingly Targeting Commercial Entities read more
The term "fake news" has lost much of its meaning, but it describes a real and dangerous Internet trend. Because it's hard for many people to differentiate a real news site from a fraudulent one,...
Apple this week released updates for iTunes and iCloud for Windows applications, to address recently disclosed SQLite and WebKit security flaws in them. iTunes for Windows 12.9.5 was released...
The wrong use of SMB, FTP, and other file storage technologies exposed 2.3 billion online files globally over the past year, according to a Digital Shadows report.
Hashed and Salted Usernames and Passwords ExposedNews aggregator Flipboard has initiated a systemwide password reset affecting as many as 150 million users following two database intrusions....
Privacy-focused email service ProtonMail has been accused of voluntarily helping law enforcement spy on users. The company has denied the accusations. read more
Standard security practices among IT companies do not necessarily carry over to the IT departments of other firms, leading to products sold without basic security measures in place.
Amazon S3 cloud bucket misconfigurations however have dropped dramatically.
A Monero cryptominer made a home on an Apache Tomcat server and just wouldn't stay away.