Security News
Mike Mimoso and Chris Brook discuss the week in news--including how researchers disrupted a campaign using the Angler Exploit Kit, how a researcher was forced to pull a talk from a conference, and...
Apple today removed a number apps from the App Store accused of installing root certificates that compromised SSL/TLS connections.
Virus Bulletin's Martijn Grooten joins Ryan Naraine on the podcast to talk about the changing face of the anti-virus industry, the emergence of APTs as a priority for anti-malware researchers and...
The director of Europe’s top aviation agency warned on Thursday that hackers could infiltrate critical systems in an airplane on the ground.
New research into attacks against the SHA-1 cryptographic algorithm lessen the cost and time to arrive at a practical collision.
Adobe said it will release new versions of Acrobat and Reader next week, patching critical vulnerabilities in both products.
Netgear router vulnerabilities, disclosed by two different security outfits, are under active attack.
Amazon announced the release of Inspector, an application-scanning tool for apps running in EC2 instances that looks for compliance levels and vulnerabilities introduced during development.
Moker, a new remote access Trojan targeting Windows machines, can effectively mitigate security measures and grant an attacker full access to the system.
An adware campaign called Kemoge not only aggressively serves ads to Android devices, but also can open a backdoor and install malicious components leading to remote takeover.