Chinese ‘Stayin’ Alive’ Attacks Dance Onto Targets With Dumb Malware
A sophisticated APT known as "ToddyCat," sponsored by Beijing, is cleverly using unsophisticated malware to keep defenders off their trail.
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New California Delete Act Tightens Rules for Data Brokers
Companies with customers in California need to prepare for a new process for demanding deletion of personal data.
Pan-African Financial Apps Leak Encryption, Authentication Keys
Cryptocurrency apps were the most high risk for exposing sensitive information, a reverse-engineering study shows.
Uber’s Ex-CISO Appeals Conviction Over 2016 Data Breach
Joe Sullivan's lawyers have claimed his conviction on two felony charges is based on tenuous theories and criminalizes the use…
Protect Critical Infrastructure With Same Rigor as Classified Networks
Government security processes are often viewed as tedious and burdensome — but applying the lessons learned from them is imperative…
Adobe Acrobat Reader Vuln Now Under Attack
CISA flags use-after-free bug now being exploited in the wild.
Cloud Security Demand Drives Better Cyber-Firm Valuations — and Deals
Cisco's $28 billion purchase of Splunk was the biggest story, but there were other big security acquisitions and investments during…
Microsoft: Chinese APT Behind Atlassian Confluence Attacks; PoCs Appear
Organizations should brace for mass exploitation of CVE-2023-22515, an uber-critical security bug that opens the door to crippling supply chain…
Curl Bug Hype Fizzles After Patching Reveal
Touted for days as potentially catastrophic, the curl flaws only impact a narrow set of deployments.
Gaza Conflict: How Israeli Cybersecurity Will Respond
The Israeli-Hamas war will most assuredly impact businesses when it comes to ramped-up cyberattacks. Experts say that Israel's considerable collection…