Cyberattackers have forced states to take down websites, stolen $36 billion in unemployment payments and exposed millions of residents’ personal information to scammers. COVID-19 made its...
In response to a Trump administration executive order, Joint Base San Antonio is getting ready to test its infrastructure against a simulated electromagnetic pulse attack. An...
Security researchers from Proofpoint have intercepted a sneaky, albeit low-volume phishing campaign designed to plant malware on the systems of Tibetan organizations via a malicious Firefox browser extension....
VMware has patched a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its vCenter server management software that could allow hackers to take over servers and gain access to...
While Covid-19 has, for now, put an end to in-person industry conferences in most countries, the infosec events calendar has nevertheless remained impressively busy. While some...
Websites are making heavier use of a technology called CNAME tracking to get around ad blockers on the web – much to the detriment of both privacy and...
On Feb. 22, 2021, the “Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act” (MCDPA) was introduced in the Minnesota House of Representatives. The MCDPA is now the primary candidate...
Malwarebytes’ Threat Intelligence analysts introduced a new APT group they have named LazyScripter, presenting in-depth analysis of the tactics, techniques, procedures, and infrastructure employed by this actor group....
Netskope, security cloud provider, revealed new research showing that the majority of all malware is now delivered via cloud applications, underscoring how attackers increasingly abuse popular cloud services...
Scammers and fraudsters are good at making the best of a bad situation. As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its second year, society the world over is...