Microsoft Fixes Windows Zero Day Exploited in the Wild, Four More Exchange Flaws
Microsoft has released patches for a Windows bug that is being exploited in the wild and for four new Exchange vulnerabilities.
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IcedID Trojan Finding New Ways to Slip Past Defenses
The IcedID trojan is taking up come of the slack left behind when the Emotet botnet was taken down, with new evasion and...
Biden to Nominate Former NSA Official Easterly to Head CISA
President Biden plans to nominate Jen Easterly, a former Army officer and NSA official, to head the Cybersecurity and...
Threat Groups Prey on Mobile With Evolving Malware, Tactics
Up to 97 percent of organizations reported facing mobile threats that used multiple attack vectors during 2020, as...
IoT, Industrial Devices Impacted By Name:Wreck Vulnerabilities
Researchers found nine flaws that highlight the weaknesses of DNS protocol implementations in TCP/IP network communication stacks.
U.S. Senators Press Ad Exchanges on Data Privacy
Senators pressure eight digital advertising exchanges - including Twitter, Google and AT&T - to disclose who is collecting what...
Decipher Podcast: Patrick Wardle Returns
Mac security researcher Patrick Wardle joins Dennis Fisher to talk about the evolution of Mac malware, the relative security of...
Ongoing Attacks Target SAP Flaws, Unsecured Accounts
Attackers are targeting SAP enterprise applications that have not been updated to address previously-fixed flaws, researchers...
Attackers Target European Industrial Firms With Cring Ransomware
Attackers exploited a previously-disclosed flaw in Fortinet VPN servers in order to hit European industrial firms with the...
Dennis Has Some Questions About…2FA
Two-factor authentication is a vital part of many corporate security strategies, and is now offered by lots of consumer apps,...
Attackers Target European Industrial Firms With Cring Ransomware
Attackers exploited a previously-disclosed flaw in Fortinet VPN servers in order to hit European industrial firms with the...
DearCry Ransomware Hitting Exchange Servers
Attackers are installing the DearCry ransomware on some vulnerable Exchange servers.
Intel vPro Chips Include Ransomware Detection
The latest Intel vPro processor will include built-in protections to detect and block ransomware attacks, Intel said.
