Security News

As artificial intelligence algorithms become mission critical for more functions in society and business, we need tools to protect AI from tampering.

IBM today announced the release of an open source software library designed to help developers and researchers protect artificial intelligence (AI) systems against adversarial attacks. read more

You can now build the 1990s Microsoft Windows "File Manager" app for Windows 10. But why? BECAUSE YOU CAN!

CA Veracode's Chris Eng on New Strategies to Bolster Application SecurityOrganizations are developing new apps at the speed of business. But through the use of vulnerable code, they also are...

Rar! That's a scary bug A remote-code execution vulnerability in Windows Defender – a flaw that can be exploited by malicious .rar files to run malware on PCs – has been traced back to an...

Kaspersky Lab has released the source code of an internally-developed distributed YARA scanner as a way of giving back to the infosec community. Originally developed by VirusTotal software...

After going through 24 seasons of cross-country, winter track, and spring track with my boys, I fully understand that if you put your toe on the line, you had better be prepared to race, or bad...

In an effort to boost the fight against malicious software, anti-malware company Avast this week announced the release of its retargetable machine-code decompiler as open source.  read more

Two newly discovered .NET-based ransomware families are using open source repositories to encrypt users’ files, Zscaler security researchers say. read more

Secureworks has released two open source tools, Flowsynth and Dalton, designed to help analysts test rules for intrusion detection systems (IDS) and intrusion prevention systems (IPS) such as...