Published reports say hackers found a server unprotected by two-factor authentication in order to break in to JPMorgan over the summer and make off with data belonging to 76 million households and seven million businesses.
The website of the Internet Systems Consortium, the developers of the BIND DNS software deployed all over the Web, was reportedly infected with malware last week.
HP’s Zero Day Initiative has decided to adjust its guidelines and criteria or buying some vulnerabilities in the future, eliminating some large classes of bugs from its menu. The group, which has been among the more visible and prominent of the vulnerability purchasing programs since its inception several years ago, has decided that it will[…]
Apple pushed its first automated patch, fixing recently uncovered vulnerabilities in the Network Time Protocol (NTP).
Mike Mimoso and Dennis Fisher look back on the crazy year that was in security, including the big Internet-wide bugs such as Heartbleed and Shellshock, the Home Depot and Sony breaches and what lessons we learned in 2014.
SLIDESHOW A Look Back at the ‘Year of the Breach’ SLIDESHOW Revisiting Threatpost’s 10 Most
There are just a few days left of this year, so I’d better rush and push and go over 2014 in review, before I get on to congratulating everyone for having a super year and wishing all the best f...
In the fall of 2014, we discovered a new banking Trojan, which caught our attention for two reasons...
Merry Christmas from everyone at Kaspersky Lab! We hope you enjoy some time with family and friends this holiday season.
Shellshock bug proved to be “wormable”, and is exploiting the vulnerable network attached devices (by QNAP at least), scanning for more potential victims. While it is not exactly a Christm...
Victor Yablokov continues his story: ‘The creator’s path… A student’s guide to software development’, in which Victor shares his experience of becoming an expert. Don’t r...
