Pawnbroker reportedly received email threat from hacker
Zeus Spawn ‘Terdot’ is a Banking Trojan with a Twist
It has man-in-the-middle (MITM) abilities to steal browsing information such as login credentials and stored credit-card information.
Sneaky Multi-Stage Android Malware Spreads Banking Trojans in Google Play
The apps don’t request any suspicious permissions and they even mimic expected legitimate activity.
Why the government isn’t a fan of commercial encryption
Federal governments and major technology firms are arguing for or against encryption, respectively. But why?
Due to recent political turmoil and devastating events overseas, the topic of end-to-end encryption has reentered public discussion…
Forever 21 Confirms Data Breach
A number of stores did not receive an encryption upgrade to their point of sale devices.
Q3 Sees a Whopping 400M Malware Infections
Malware occurrences in Q3 totaled roughly four times the number in Q2 (97 million).
Fileless Malware on the Rise, Becoming Top Endpoint Threat
54% of respondents said their company has experienced a successful endpoint attack—mostly from fileless malware.
Microsoft and Adobe Patch 139 Flaws this Month
No zero-days but plenty to keep admins busy
Configuring and Tuning OpenVAS in Kali Linux
Users often request the addition of vulnerability scanners to Kali, most notably the ones that begin with “N”, but due to licensing constraints, we do not include them in the distribution. Fortunately, Kali includes the very capable OpenVAS…
Your Holiday Home Security To-Do List 2017, Part 1: The Basics
Property crime — in particular burglary — have the tendency to increase over the holiday months of November & December each year and with the average […]
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