Security News > 2019 > September
People are taking different tacks to get around Apple's tightly controlled phone rules.
Look, it's CB3ROB – remember them? Cops have seized the physical premises and servers of the Dutch-German ISP that once hosted The Pirate Bay – after storming the hosting biz's ex-NATO bunker...
A fix has been issued for a critical Exim flaw that could lead to servers crashing or remote code execution attacks being launched.
Cryptocurrency from selling hacking services, deets online helps fund fight against crime British cops have raised £240,000 in their first ever UK-based auction of cryptocurrencies seized from a...
European Banking Authority Should Act Quickly to Adopt Uniform Timeline for All EU NationsDelayed enforcement of the "strong customer authentication" requirements for online transactions under the...
Threat intelligence firm Anomali on Monday announced the launch of Lens, a new tool designed to make it easier for organizations to find and use threat data from a wide range of sources. read more
The greatest threat facing most nations is no longer a standing army. It's a hacker with a computer who can launch a crippling cyber attack from thousands of miles away—potentially taking down...
Researchers say 'cyber troops' in 70 countries are using it to automate suppression, mount smear campaigns, or spread disinformation.
A Spanish private security firm, which is under investigation in Madrid, spied on Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on behalf of the CIA while he was inside the Ecudoran embassy in London, El Pais...
A critical security vulnerability has been discovered and fixed in the popular open-source Exim email server software, which could allow a remote attacker to simply crash or potentially execute...