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New vulnerabilities and flaws in Java are so common and frequent that it is difficult to keep pace. Less than two weeks ago it was revealed that the Java sandbox could be bypassed; now it is disclosed that the complete security settings can be ignored.
I’ve written plenty of posts about the various use-cases for virtual directory technology over the years. But, I came across another today that I thought was pretty interesting.
Think about enterprise security from the viewpoint of the CISO. There are…
In a move with perfect timing considering the number of Chromebooks that Google sold over the holidays (hint: a lot), the company has announced its third Pwnium hacking competition, which will have a new focus: the Chrome OS. In all, the browsing behem…
The year 2012 was a very bad year for data breaches, with more than 240 million records compromised. So, to mark this week’s international Data Privacy Day, the Online Trust Alliance has released its ‘2013 Data Protection and Breach Readiness Guide’ to…
PokerAgent, a trojan botnet that infected about 800 computers, mainly in Israel, and stole around 16,000 Facebook credentials during 2011/2012 is analyzed in depth.
Last month Egyptian hacker ViruS_HimA claimed a hack into a Yahoo server. He provided proof without disclosing any content, and claimed his purpose was to improve security by demonstrating its weakness.
A product advertising itself as the ‘World’s greatest anti-malware software’ is really fakeAV from a site that delivers Zeus via drive-by downloading, says Malwarebytes; but Norton Safe Web doesn’t know it.
About 20 security camera solutions are vulnerable to hackers looking to gain remote, unauthorized access to closed-circuit surveillance networks.
While DDoS and APTs may be the main threat to business, ransomware is increasingly and effectively being targeted against the consumer. A new spike in Trojan.Ransomlock.Y detections has been noted this week.
Today is Data Protection Day in Europe (Data Privacy Day in the US/Canada). It also marks the launch of a new Facebook page, ‘Safari Users Against Google’s Secret Tracking.’