| LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | IoT Malware Discovered Trying to Attack Satellite Systems of Airplanes, Ships Researcher Ruben Santamarta shared the details of his successful hack of an in-flight airplane Wi-Fi network - and other findings - at Black Hat USA today. AWS Employee Flub Exposes S3 Bucket Containing GoDaddy Server Configuration and Pricing Models Publicly accessible S3 bucket included configuration data for tens of thousands of systems, as well as sensitive pricing information. Xori Adds Speed, Breadth to Disassembler Lineup A new open source tool, introduced at Black Hat USA, places a priority on speed and automation. Weakness in WhatsApp Enables Large-Scale Social Engineering Problem lies in WhatsApp's validation of message parameters and cannot be currently mitigated, Check Point researchers say. Oh, No, Not Another Security Product Let's face it: There are too many proprietary software options. Addressing the problem will require a radical shift in focus. PGA of America Struck By Ransomware Hackers provided a Bitcoin wallet number, though no specific ransom amount was demanded, for the return of files. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | | |
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| FEATURED REPORTS | The State of IT and Cybersecurity IT and security are often viewed as different disciplines - and different departments. Find out what our survey data revealed, read the report today! 2017 State of IT Report In today's technology-driven world, "innovation" has become a basic expectation. IT leaders are tasked with making technical magic, improving customer experience, and boosting the bottom line -- yet often without any increase to the IT budget. How are organizations striking ... | MORE REPORTS |
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