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SolarWinds CEO: Attack Began Much Earlier Than Previously Thought
Investigation shows threat actors began probing SolarWinds' network in January 2019, according to Sudhakar Ramakrishna.
Cobalt Strike Becomes a Preferred Hacking Tool by Cybercrime, APT Groups
Incident response cases and research show how the red-team tool has become a become a go-to for attackers.
Attackers Took 5 Minutes to Start Scanning for Exchange Server Flaws
Research underscores the acceleration of attack activity and points to a growing concern that defenders can't keep pace.
Credential Stuffing Reaches 193 Billion Login Attempts Annually
More attacks does not necessarily mean more threats, but all attacks types have increased, according to Akamai's new "State of the Internet" report.
Latest Security News From RSAC 2021
Check out Dark Reading's updated, exclusive coverage of the news and security themes that are dominating RSA Conference 2021.
Automation & Pervasive, Connected Technology to Pose Cyber Threats in 2030
A project to look at potential cybersecurity threats in a decade sees hackers and marketers sending spam directly to our vision, while attackers' automated systems adapt faster than defenses.
How Ransomware Encourages Opportunists to Become Criminals
And what's needed to stop it: Better information sharing among private organizations and with law enforcement agencies.
How to Adapt to Rising Consumer Expectations of Invisible Security
Working from home has changed users' ideas about seamless security. Here's how to address them.
Colonial Pipeline CEO Confirms Ransom Payment
CEO Joseph Blount says the $4.4 million payment was a necessary decision amid high-stakes infrastructure disruption.
Google Chrome Makes It Easier to Update Compromised Passwords
A new capability will use Google's Duplex technology to alert people when their passwords are compromised and help change them.
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Why Anti-Phishing Training Isn't Enough
Not only is relying on employees' awareness insufficient to prevent sophisticated social engineering attacks, some training methods can create other problems.

Researchers Create Covert Channel Over Apple AirTag Network
Small amounts of data could be sent from nearly anywhere using Apple's "Find My" network, hidden in the large volume of traffic as AirTags become widely used, two researchers say.

Best 11 Quotes From Cryptographers' Panel
Cryptographers at an RSA Conference panel aren't worried about adversarial quantum cryptography. Machine learning, though, causes pressing practical issues.

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How to Mitigate Against Domain Credential Theft
Attackers routinely reuse stolen domain credentials. Here are some ways to thwart their access.
7 Modern-Day Cybersecurity Realities
Security pros may be working with a false sense of security. We explore seven places where old methods and techniques have to change to keep their organizations safe.
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How to Get Employees to Care About Security
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