Cybersecurity News
Securing the Internet of Things in the Age of Quantum Computing
Internet security, privacy, and authentication aren't new issues, but IoT presents unique security challenges.
06 May 2021
Cloud-Native Businesses Struggle with Security
More companies moved to cloud-native infrastructure in the past year, and security incidents and malware moved right along with them.06 May 2021
Massive DDoS Attack Disrupts Belgium Parliament
A large-scale incident earlier this week against Belnet and other ISPs has sent a wave of internet disruption across numerous Belgian government, scientific and educational institutions.
06 May 2021
Biden's Supply Chain Initiative Depends on Cybersecurity Insights
Those helming the US supply chain executive order need to leverage standards, measurement, and the lessons cybersecurity leaders have learned.06 May 2021
How to Move Beyond Passwords and Basic MFA
It's not a question of whether passwordless is coming -- it's simply a question of when. How should your organization prepare? (Part two of a two-part series.)
06 May 2021
Data leak implicates over 200,000 people in Amazon fake product review scam
Names, email addresses, and PayPal details were exposed and left online.06 May 2021
Ryuk ransomware finds foothold in bio research institute through student who wouldn’t pay for software
The incident started with a student who didn't want to pay for a license and ended with the loss of research.06 May 2021
Fantastic passwords and where your children can find them
How witches, wizards and superheroes can help your kids stay safe from cyber-villains, plus other parenting hacks to encourage your children to use secure passwords
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06 May 2021
Black Hat Asia Speakers Share Secrets About Sandboxes, Smart Doors, and Security
Find video interviews with some of the coolest Black Hat Asia experts right here, as part of the Dark Reading News Desk this week.06 May 2021
Older Generation
Using technology securely can be overwhelming or confusing, especially for those who did not grow up with it. When helping secure those who are uncomfortable with technology focus on just the basics - 1) be aware of social engineering attacks 2) secure your home network 3) keep your systems updated 4) use strong, unique passwords 5) backup your key personal data06 May 2021
Attackers Seek New Strategies to Improve Macros' Effectiveness
The ubiquity of Microsoft Office document formats means attackers will continue to use them to spread malware and infect systems.05 May 2021
New Crypto-Stealer ‘Panda’ Spread via Discord
PandaStealer is delivered in rigged Excel files masquerading as business quotes, bent on stealing victims' cryptocurrency and other info.
05 May 2021
Anti-Spam WordPress Plugin Could Expose Website User Data
'Spam protection, AntiSpam, FireWall by CleanTalk' is installed on more than 100,000 sites -- and could offer up sensitive info to attackers that aren't even logged in.
05 May 2021
Gap Between Security and Networking Teams May Hinder Tech Projects
Professionals in each field describe a poor working relationship between the two teams05 May 2021
DoD Lets Researchers Target All Publicly Accessible Info Systems
The Department of Defense expands its vulnerability disclosure program to include a broad range of new targets.05 May 2021
Wanted: The (Elusive) Cybersecurity 'All-Star'
Separate workforce studies by (ISC) 2 and ISACA point to the need for security departments to work with existing staff to identify needs and bring entry-level people into the field.
05 May 2021
Debating Law Enforcement's Role in the Fight Against Cybercrime
The FBI's action to remove Web shells from compromised Microsoft Exchange Servers sparks a broader discussion about officials' response to cyberattacks.
05 May 2021
Raft of Exim Security Holes Allow Linux Mail Server Takeovers
Remote code execution, privilege escalation to root and lateral movement through a victim's environment are all on offer for the unpatched or unaware.
05 May 2021
Peloton’s Leaky API Spilled Riders’ Private Data
On top of the privacy spill, Peloton is also recalling all treadmills after the equipment was linked to 70 injuries and the death of one child.
05 May 2021
DDoS attack knocks Belgian government websites offline
The attack overwhelmed the systems of a Belgian ISP, leading to widespread service outages and disruptions
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05 May 2021