Troves of Zoom Credentials Shared on Hacker Forums
Several new databases have been uncovered on underground forums sharing recycled Zoom credentials.
Threatpost Podcasts: Going Beyond the Headlines
A collection of in-depth discussions on the cybersecurity topics that matter most.
News Wrap: Microsoft Sway Phish, Malicious GIF and Spyware Attacks
Threatpost editors discuss a phishing attack abusing Microsoft Sway, a Microsoft Teams flaw and an Android spyware campaign unearthed this week.
Malware Risks Triple on WFH Networks: Experts Offer Advice
New research found that almost half of companies had malware on their corporate-associated home networks – in comparison to malware being found on only 13 percent of corporate networks.
‘Fake Fingerprints’ Bypass Scanners with 3D Printing
New research used 3D printing technology to bypass fingerprint scanners, and tested it against Apple, Samsung and Microsoft mobile products.
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Andrew Ginter, VP Industrial Security at Waterfall Security Solutions, talks about the differing priorities between IT and OT security teams as industrial control systems become connected.
Threatpost editors break down the top themes, speakers and sessions to look out for this year at Black Hat 2020 – from election security to remote work and the pandemic.
Derek Manky, Chief, Security Insights & Global Threat Alliances at Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs, discusses the top threats and lessons learned from the first half of 2020.
Threatpost editors talk about the biggest security news stories for the week ended Jul. 24.
An Android spyware attack was recently discovered that targeted the Uyghur ethnic minority group – since 2013.
A new BEC threat group is heralding more sophisticated email scams that target organizations without DMARC and squeeze as much money out of victims as possible.
Dr. Jesus Molina, director of Industrial IOT with Waterfall Security Solutions, discusses the security challenges facing rail networks and systems.
Mac expert Thomas Reed discusses how EvilQuest is ushering in a new class of Mac malware.
Comparitech’s Paul Bischoff found that Amazon’s facial recognition platform misidentified an alarming number of people, and was racially biased.
Insider threats, the CIA’s bad security policies, and malicious Chrome extensions were the topics of discussion during this week’s news wrap podcast.
