Security News > 2019 > July
HackerOne and Singapore Government tapping the skilled hacker community to approach security testing
HackerOne, the leading hacker-powered security platform, announced it will partner with the Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech) and the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA), to...
Security Firm Latest to Sound the Alarm About Windows VulnerabilitySophos is the latest security firm to create a proof-of-concept exploit for the BlueKeep vulnerability in older versions of...
Patch, punch, it's the first of the month Google today posted a fresh round of Android security fixes.…
Miscreants grabbed sensitive footage belonging to officers in Miami, elsewhere, it is feared In yet another example of absent security controls, an infosec biz claims it found a trove of sensitive...
Following the disclosure of the KRACK vulnerability, WPA3 was developed to prevent "session replay" attacks. Aruba's Jeff Lipton explains the importance of WPA3 to Wi-Fi 6.
Postal package triggered test equipment, buildings evacuated, no one exposed Staff were evacuated today at Facebook's Silicon Valley headquarters after a package believed to contain the chemical...
I have a confession to make. I’m a sucker for good architecture. Visiting places like Singapore, London, Rome, Bueno Aires, and New York City, I quickly find myself gravitating towards beautiful...
Lawsuit Against University of Chicago, Google, Raises Important Privacy IssuesA lawsuit against the University of Chicago Medical Center and Google seeking class action status points to the...
A widespread malware campaign, ongoing since 2014, was using Facebook accounts and posts to spread malware through URL links.
A researcher has discovered that remote hackers could reconfigure or disrupt MSC800 modular system controllers from Germany-based sensor maker SICK due to the existence of hardcoded credentials. read more