- 5 reasons why financial companies and more are struggling with cyber security. (to the original material)
- VISA: Hackers increasingly using web shells to steal credit cards. (to the original material)
- REvil ransomware now changes password to auto-login in Safe Mode. (to the original material)
- Cisco fixes bug allowing remote code execution with root privileges. (to the original material)
- New Cring ransomware hits unpatched Fortinet VPN devices. (to the original material)
- Google Forms and Telegram abused to collect phished credentials. (ling material original)
- Gigaset Android phones infected by malware via hacked update server. (to the original material)
- Microsoft's Windows 10, Exchange, and Teams hacked at Pwn2Own. (to the original material)
- Facebook attributes 533 million users' data leak to "scraping" not hacking. (to the original material)
- Android malware infects wannabe Netflix thieves via WhatsApp. (to the original material)
- The Nightmares of Patch Management: The Status Quo and Beyond. (to the original material)
- Autoreply attack! New Android malware found in Google Play Store spreads via malicious auto-replies to WhatsApp messages. (to the original material)
- Phone numbers and profile information of 533 million Facebook users stolen and published online. (to the original material)
- IT security budgets to increase over the next 12 months. (to the original material)
- Not all eSignature solutions are necessarily right for business. (to the original material)
- Massive increase in endpoint attacks, rising rate of encrypted malware and new exploits targeting IoT. (to the original material)
- People are the weakest link in data breaches, but can they be held accountable? (to the original material)
- SASE or zero trust? Why security teams should be using both. (to the original material)
- How do I select an attack detection solution for my business? (to the original material)
- Vulnerabilities in ICS-specific backup solution open industrial facilities to attack. (to the original material)
- SAP applications are getting compromised by skilled attackers. (to the original material)
