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 March 09, 2017
LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY
Fortune 1000 Companies See Security Ratings Drop
Fortune 1000 businesses report more breaches, and lower security performance, than their non-F1000 counterparts.
Researchers Find Multiple Critical Flaws In Confide Secure Messaging App
All flaws have been fixed, says maker of app purportedly used for secret communications by political operatives in DC.
In a Cybersecurity Vendor War, the End User Loses
When vulnerability information is disclosed without a patch available, users are the ones really being punished.
Why Printers Still Pose a Security Threat
Newly discovered security flaws in popular printers remind us how networked devices continue to put users at risk.
Trust, Cloud & the Quest for a Glass Wall around Security
In the next year, we're going to see a leap towards strategic, business-level objectives that can be resolved by simplifying infrastructure and granting greater visibility in real time.
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'Entire Hacking Capacity Of CIA' Dumped On Wikileaks, Site Claims
Leaked data tranche of 8,700 documents purportedly includes tools that turn smart TVs into covert surveillance devices.

Attackers Employ Sneaky New Method to Control Trojans
A new malware sample shows threat actors have begun using DNS TXT record and queries for C2 communications, Cisco Talos says,

Threats Converge: IoT Meets Ransomware
Ransomware is already a problem. The Internet of Things has had a number of security issues. What happens when the two combine?

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7 Hot Security Terms (and Buzzwords) to Know
How the security industry has a conversation with itself is constantly changing and the latest terms as well as buzzwords point us to where the technology is heading.
Black Hat Asia 2017: Securing Mobile Devices
Opportunities for phishing, ransomware, cryptocurrency mining and other attacks are endless. Understanding mechanisms for compromising Android and iOS systems is crucial to detecting and preventing security breaches.
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4 Ways to Recover from a Cyberattack
Be prepared and act quickly are two key steps that will help you bounce back quickly from a cyberattack.

Adware vs. Ad Fraud: Viva la Difference!
Both earn their money in the advertising trade but they each have very different means of operation and targets.

DNSSEC: Why Do We Need It?
The number of signed domain names has grown considerably over the past two and a half years but some sectors are heavily lagging behind.

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