One-Third of Black Friday Shoppers Were Bots, Fake Users
December 3 2021Fake traffic observed on Nov. 26 included malicious scrapers, sophisticated botnets, fake accounts, and click farms.
Read moreNSO Group Spyware Used to Breach US State Dept. Phones
December 3 2021At least nine US State Department employee iPhones were targeted with sophisticated spyware developed by the Israeli firm NSO Group.
Read moreIGI Cybersecurity Introduces CISO Team-as-a-Service
December 3 2021Service gives customers access to a CISO-led team of practitioners with a variety of skills and expertise.
Read moreFriday Squid Blogging: Squeeze the Squid
December 3 2021Squeeze the Squid is a band. It just released its second album. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news...
Read moreHow Criminals Are Using Synthetic Identities for Fraud
December 3 2021Organizations must improve their cybersecurity protocols to detect fraudulent identities and make sure they're safeguarding their consumers’ personal information.
Read moreMozilla patches critical “BigSig” cryptographic bug: Here’s how to track it down and fix it
December 3 2021Mozilla's cryptographic code had a critical bug. Problem is that numerous apps are affected and may need patching individually.
Read moreLogiq.ai Tackles Observability Problem With LogFlow
December 3 2021LogFlow addresses data risks associated with machine data pipelines.
Read moreA new study of 17 malware frameworks shows threat actors always use USB drives to sneak malware into air-gapped environments and then steal data from there.
Read moreAn Insider’s Account of Disclosing Vulnerabilities
December 3 2021Vendors drag their heels when it comes to identifying software vulnerabilities and are often loath to expedite the fixes.
Read moreTesting Faraday Cages
December 3 2021Matt Blaze tested a variety of Faraday cages for phones, both commercial and homemade.
The bottom line:
A quick and likely reliable “go/no go test” can be done with an...
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