Mobile Risks Boom in a Post-Perimeter World
The bloom is on mobile, whether it be the enterprise, employees or the cybercriminals plotting new ways to slip past a corporate defenses in a post-parameter world.
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Ransomware ‘Remediation’ Firm Exposed: Researchers Weigh in on Paying
The decision to pay a ransom in the case of a ransomware attack can be a complex one for businesses.
News Wrap: WhatsApp, Microsoft, Intel and Cisco Flaws
From a zero day flaw in WhatsApp, to Patch Tuesday fixes, Threatpost breaks down the top vulnerabilities of this week.
How Decoding Network Traffic Can Save Your Data Bacon
The importance of reading the network tealeaves of a company’s network traffic to head off an attack.
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A cross-site scripting flaw in a popular WordPress plugin enables an unauthenticated attacker to insert JavaScript payloads into impacted websites.
The web skimming script was recently found stealing payment data on the websites of Forbes Magazine as well as seven others.
The vendor also issued a patch schedule for the still-unpatched bug in its Secure Boot trusted hardware environment, which affects most of its enterprise and SMB portfolio, amounting to millions of vulnerable devices.
Europol said it has dismantled the cybercrime network behind the GozNym malware, which siphoned more than $100 million from businesses.
Google is offering free replacements for its Titan Security Key after discovering a misconfiguration in its pairing protocols.
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News Wrap: WhatsApp, Microsoft, Intel and Cisco Flaws
From a zero day flaw in WhatsApp, to Patch Tuesday fixes, Threatpost breaks down the top vulnerabilities of this week.
News Wrap: Facebook Regulation, Verizon DBIR, Hidden Airbnb Cameras
From a creepy Airbnb incident to Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report, Threatpost editors break down the top privacy and security stories for the week ended May 10.
Extinguishing the IoT Insecurity Dumpster Fire
Will connected devices be insecure forever? Or will legislation – such as the recent UK mandate announced this week – help boost IoT security?
News Wrap: Cartoon Network Hack, the Catholic Church and Jason Statham Scams
The Threatpost team breaks down the strangest security stories this week – from Cartoon Network hacked to show stripper videos, to a church being scammed out of $1.75 million.
News Wrap: Amazon Echo Privacy, Facebook FTC Fines and Biometrics Regulation
On this week’s Threatpost news wrap, the team discusses Facebook’s FTC fine for its data security practices, a report that Amazon is collecting Echo users’ geolocation data, and more.
SAS 2019: Fake News Peddlers Adopt Clever New Trick to Fool Facebook, Twitter
At SAS 2019, Recorded Future CTO discusses a new kind of high-profile influence campaign spotted using a new technique: Old news.
SAS 2019: Joe FitzPatrick Warns of the ‘$5 Supply Chain Attack’
At the Security Analyst Summit, Threatpost editor Tara Seals catches up with Joe FitzPatrick, researcher with Securing Hardware, to discuss supply chain threats.
Podcast: Chris Vickery on UpGuard’s Discovery of Millions of Facebook Records
Chris Vickery with UpGuard, who discovered two datasets exposing millions of Facebook records, discusses his findings and the implications of data collection with Threatpost.
Podcast: The High-Risk Threats Behind the Norsk Hydro Cyberattack
Threatpost talks to Phil Neray with CyberX about Tuesday’s ransomware attack on aluminum producer Norsk Hydro, and how it compares to past manufacturing attacks like Triton, WannaCry and more.
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Hackers Take Over IoT Devices to ‘Click’ on Ads
A video interview and Q&A with IoT specialist Dan Demeter of Kaspersky Lab.
Lax Telco Security Allows Mobile Phone Hijacking and Redirects
A Q&A with Kaspersky Lab researcher David Jacoby examines a gaping hole in the telco customer-service process that allows adversaries to commandeer phone calls.
Post-Perimeter Security: Addressing Evolving Mobile Enterprise Threats
Experts from Gartner, Lookout and Google talk enterprise mobile security in this webinar replay.
Insider Threats Get Mean, Nasty and Very Personal
Increasingly, attackers are targeting the most vulnerable people inside companies and exploiting their weaknesses.
Forrester: Ransomware Set to Resurge As Firms Pay Off Attacks
In this video, Josh Zelonis, senior analyst at Forrester Research, discusses the next great security threats to enterprises.
RSA Conference 2019: The Expanding Automation Platform Attack Surface
Hacking into smart homes is becoming increasingly easy and a great way to steal victims’ personal information, Trend Micro said at RSA 2019.
RSA Conference 2019: Emotet Takes Aim at Latin America
RAT activity in Latin America and Asia ramped up at the end of 2018, indicating widespread coordinated targeting by threat actors.
RSA Conference 2019: Firms Continue to Fail at IoT Security
IoT is growing more popular in the home – and so too are the attacks that target these devices featuring valuable data, researchers said at RSA 2019.
RSA Conference 2019: BleedingBit Flaws Continue to Plague Firms
BleedingBit’s impact continues to spread across various devices, researchers at RSA Conference 2019 said.
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Here are 10 top malware trends to watch for in the New Year.
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The top cybersecurity and privacy trends that biggest impact in 2018.
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What are the top cyber trends to watch out for in 2019? Here’s what we’re hearing.
2018: A Banner Year for Breaches
A look back at the blizzard of breaches that made up 2018.
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This year’s Virus Bulletin conference featured top-tier research from some of the world’s best threat intelligence experts.
Slideshow: Scenes from Black Hat USA 2013
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Ryan McGeehan and Chad Greene
Ryan McGeehan, the director of incident response at Facebook and Chad Greene, the manager of the Facebook CERT on Thursday both explained how the social network has planned red team exercises in the past to prepare the company’s security team for a real attack.
Stefan Esser
Mobile security researcher Stefan Esser discussed the security model of Apple iOS and some of the recent changes the company has made to lock it down even further.