Threatpost Senior Editor Tara Seals is joined by Russ Mohr, engineer and Apple evangelist at MobileIron along with Jerry Ray, COO at SecureAge, for a discussion about the now postponed Tokyo Games and its use of 5G and the myriad of security concerns Japan is preparing for.
The router DNS hijacking attacks have targeted more than a thousand victims with the Oski info-stealing malware.
The malware, the work of a new APT called TwoSail Junk, allows deep surveillance and total control over iOS devices.
The food container company’s main website had a card skimmer that scooped up online customers’ payment card data.
The vulnerability can be exploited to reveal limited traffic data including a device’s IP address.
CVE-2020-10245, a heap-based buffer overflow that rates 10 out of 10 in severity, exists in the CODESYS web server and takes little skill to exploit.
Numerous instances of online conferences being disrupted by pornographic images, hate speech or even threats can be mitigated using some platform tools.
With more employees than ever working remotely, there are numerous potential threats that organizations must be aware of.
Apple’s security update included a slew of vulnerabilities in various components of iOS, macOS and Safari – the most severe of which could enable remote code execution.
Threatpost editors discuss this week’s top news stories from COVID-19 themed malware attacks to Pwn2Own updates.
A full 98 percent of all IoT device traffic is unencrypted, exposing personal and confidential data on the network.
From data privacy to industrial IoT cybersecurity concerns, Threatpost editors discuss the top stories they expect to see at this year’s RSA Conference, which kicks off next week in San Francisco.
Top stories of this week include a new Emotet Wi-Fi hack and Robbinhood ransomware operators using a “bring your own bug” technique.
Katie Moussouris sounds off on the challenges behind creating successful bug bounty programs.
The researcher behind the five critical Cisco flaws, collectively called CDPwn, talks about why Layer 2 protocols are under-researched when it comes to security vulnerabilities.
The recently disclosed Jeff Bezos phone hack and other incidents show that mobile devices are being increasingly targeted by sophisticated nation-state attackers.
A newly discovered threat actor named Vivin is raking in Monero from cryptomining malware, showing that this type of attack isn’t going away anytime soon.
Are publicly-released PoC exploits good or bad? Why is the Joker malware giving Google a headache? The Threatpost team discusses all this and more in this week’s news wrap.
Threatpost Senior Editor Tara Seals is joined by Russ Mohr, engineer and Apple evangelist at MobileIron along with Jerry Ray, COO at SecureAge, for a discussion about the now postponed Tokyo Games and its use of 5G and the myriad of security concerns Japan is preparing for.
Unit 42 researchers discuss public cloud misconfiguration issues that are leading to breaches of sensitive data.
Researchers with Akamai say that 75 percent of all credential abuse attacks against the financial services industry were targeting APIs.
Chris Eng with Veracode talks about how organizations are falling into security debt due to patch management issues.
Threatpost talks to Alex Tilley, senior security researcher with Dell SecureWorks’ Counter Threat Unit Research Team, about a recently discovered campaign linked to an Iranian APT.
As cities grow more connected, municipal operators must deal with new risks like ransomware, IoT hacks and more.
Patrick Wardle talks about the biggest threats he’s seeing impacting Apple devices.
From vacuum cleaners to baby monitors, the IoT landscape continues to be plagued by concerning security issues that lead to privacy threats.
Lior Frenkel, CEO and co-founder of Waterfall Security, discusses the top cybersecurity threats that are facing the industrial, manufacturing and critical infrastructure industries.
Mobile becomes a prime phishing attack vector, hackers will increasingly employ machine learning in attacks and cloud will increasingly be seen as fertile ground for compromise.
Cybercrime increasingly went mobile in 2019, with everything from Apple iPhone jailbreaks and rogue Android apps to 5G and mobile-first phishing dominating the news coverage. Here are Threatpost’s Top 10 mobile security stories of 2019.
2019 was a tumultuous year for Facebook as it continued to grapple with privacy fallout after Cambridge Analytica, as well as dealing with a slew of security challenges.
2019 was another banner year for bots, trojans, RATS and ransomware. Let’s take a look back.
From more widescale, powerful distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, to privacy issues in children’s connected toys, here are the top IoT disasters in 2019.
Here are 10 top malware trends to watch for in the New Year.
The top cybersecurity and privacy trends that biggest impact in 2018.
What are the top cyber trends to watch out for in 2019? Here’s what we’re hearing.
A look back at the blizzard of breaches that made up 2018.
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