Security News
Starwood Hotels and Resorts, a company that owns and operates approximately 1,200 hotels across North America, announced last week that a handful of point of sale systems at its hotels were hit by malware.
VMware patched a number of its products vulnerability to an XML External Entities vulnerability in the Apache Flex BlazeDS product integrated into VMware.
The German government published the results of its audit of open source disk encryption package TrueCrypt and gave it a relative clean bill of health.
The Department of Education was told this week that its failed to heed repeated warnings that its systems contain multiple weaknesses.
An FBI advisory warns law enforcement and government officials they could be the targets of hacktivists and doxing.
Google-owned online malware scanner VirusTotal this week announced the availability of sandbox execution for Mac OS X apps.
LinkedIn fixed a persistent cross site scripting vulnerability in its site this week that could have spread a worm on the service's help forums.
Carnegie Mellon University implied in a statement that it received a subpoena requesting its research on breaking Tor hidden services, and also implied it was not paid $1 million for the work as...
Microsoft claims a recent update to Edge prevents the loading of unsigned DLLs without consent, something that should make it more difficult for an attacker to compromise the browser.
A Florida integrator who discovered the Conficker worm lurking in body cameras meant for police use takes Threatpost inside the story, including a frustrating disclosure with a disbelieving manufacturer.