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Two recent fileless malware campaigns targeting financial institutions, government agencies and other enterprises have been linked to the same attack group.
On the first day of Pwn2Own 2017 hackers poked holes in Adobe Reader, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Ubuntu Linux.
Intel and Microsoft announced bug bounties, paying $30,000 and $15,000 respectively for critical vulnerabilities.
WhatsApp and Telegram patched vulnerabilities in the last week that could have let an attacker take over a user's account.
The Department of Justice indicted four individuals, including two Russian FSB officers, for their roles in the Yahoo breach.
JSON libraries using the JWE specification to create, sign and encrypt access tokens have been patched against an attack that allows for the recovery of a private key.
For a long time, exploit kits were the most prolific malware distribution vehicle available to attackers. Where did they go and what’s replaced them?
Google removed a family of malicious apps, Chamois, from its Play marketplace recently that were found manipulating ad traffic.
Microsoft released 18 security bulletins, eight rated critical. The company also patched publicly disclosed vulnerabilities that surfaced since last month’s postponement of Patch Tuesday.
Adobe fixed seven vulnerabilities, six that could lead to code execution, in Flash Player on Tuesday.