An analysis of more than 130,000 active applications found more with at least one high-severity flaw compared with 2019.
Read moreEmployees Aware of Emailed Threats Open Suspicious Messages
October 27 2020A survey of 1,000 employees finds 96% of employees are aware of digital threats, but 45% click emails they consider to be suspicious.
Read more5 Human Factors That Affect Secure Software Development
October 27 2020With the move to remote work, it's especially important to understand how to support, discourage, and monitor conditions for development teams.
Read moreSlate magazine was able to cleverly read the Ghislaine Maxwell deposition and reverse-engineer many of the redacted names. We’ve long known that redacting is hard in the modern age, but...
Read morePhone scamming – friends don’t let friends get vished!
October 27 2020You probably back yourself not to be flattered or scared by a voice scammer - but what about vulnerable friends or relatives?
Read moreGoogle Mending Another Crack in Widevine
October 26 2020For the second time in as many years, Google is working to fix a weakness in its Widevine digital rights management (DRM) technology used by online streaming sites like...
Read moreNeural Networks Help Users Pick More-Secure Passwords
October 26 2020Typically, blocklists are used to prevent users from picking easily guessable patterns, but a small neural network can do the same job and suggests that complex password requirements are...
Read moreAn attacker is running a Tor site to leak the session notes of 300 patients at Vastaamo, a Finnish psychotherapy facility.
Read moreNew Report Links Cybersecurity and Sustainability
October 26 2020Some have also created the role of chief sustainability officer, according to Kaspersky.
Read moreTeach Your Employees Well: How to Spot Smishing & Vishing Scams
October 26 2020One of the best ways to keep employees from falling victim to these social-engineering attacks is to teach them the signs.
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