Even if the security bug is not another Heartbleed, prepare like it might be, they note — it has potentially sprawling ramifications.
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Prepare Now for Critical Flaw in OpenSSL, Security Experts Warn
Even if the security bug is not another Heartbleed, prepare like it might be, they note — it has potentially sprawling ramifications.
Cyberattackers Target Instagram Users With Threats of Copyright Infringement
A novel campaign is using an emerging URL redirection tactic to try to trick business users and others into clicking on an embedded link and giving up credentials.
Cryptojacking, Freejacking Compromise Cloud Infrastructure
Cybercriminal groups are targeting misconfigured Docker and Kubernetes clusters — or just automating the sign-up process for free trial accounts — to build infrastructure for cryptomining.
Raspberry Robin's Cyber Worm Infects Thousands of Endpoints
The malware is being used to deliver Clop ransomware, in a vicious spate of October attacks that show an evolution in its methods.
iOS Bug Lets Apps Record Siri Conversations
Without even asking for permissions, the newly discovered 'SiriSpy' flaw in Apple's iOS Bluetooth access could allow someone to access user interactions with Siri and keyboard-dictation audio.
Google Trumpets US Federal Open Source Security Initiative
A bipartisan bill aims to create a usable framework for the use of open source components when building applications, which Google is urging the private sector to support.
How to Attract Top Research Talent for Your Bug Bounty Program
Successful bug bounty programs strike a balance between vendor benefits and researcher incentives.
NY Post Falls Victim to Insider Threat
A malicious employee was behind hateful, violent messages on the Post's website and Twitter account, the paper has confirmed.
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Ransomware Gangs Ramp Up Industrial Attacks in US
The manufacturing segment was especially hard hit by cyberattacks in the third quarter of 2022.

Windows Mark of the Web Zero-Days Remain Patchless, Under Exploit
A pair of Microsoft bugs allow cyberattackers to bypass native Windows Internet download security, says former CERT CC researcher who discovered the flaws.

Open Source Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg in Software Supply Chain Security
As more of the software stack consists of third-party code, it's time for a more-advanced open source vetting system.

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