WannaCry Lives On in 145K Infected Devices Data from the last half year shows devices worldwide infected with the self-propagating ransomware, putting organizations with poor patching initiatives at risk.
FirstAm Leak Highlights Importance of Verifying the Basics The Fortune 500 giant in the real estate industry missed a basic vulnerability in its website, leaving as many as 885 million sensitive records accessible to attackers. The fix: teaching developers the top 10 security issues and frequent testing.
Emotet Made Up 61% of Malicious Payloads in Q1 The botnet has displaced credential stealers, stand-alone downloaders, and RATs in the overall threat landscape.
Russian Nation-State Hacking Unit's Tools Get More Fancy APT28/Fancy Bear has expanded its repertoire to more than 30 commands for infecting systems, executing code, and reconnaissance, researchers have found.
FEC Gives Green Light for Free Cybersecurity Help in Federal Elections Official opinion issued by the Federal Election Commission to nonprofit Defending Digital Campaigns is good news for free and reduced-cost security offerings to political candidates and committees.
Cybercrime: Looking Beyond the Dark Web Fighting cybercrime requires visibility into much more than just the Dark Web. Here's where to look and a glimpse of what you'll find.
Google's Origin & the Danger of Link Sharing How the act of sharing links to files stored in a public cloud puts organizations at risk, and what security teams can do to safeguard data and PII.
