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Last month’s cybersecurity news cycle featured a tricky cryptocurrency-stealing Trojan, targeted phishing attacks, interesting insights about millennials’ identity protection habits and more.
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Researchers have devised ways to manipulate speech recognition systems to carry out hidden commands, suggesting that cybercriminals will soon develop similar ways to exploit this technology.
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The start of February is a great time for organizations and individuals to sweep away the confetti and dig into the most significant cybersecurity news stories from the past month.
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Moving target defense constantly shifts the environment surrounding sensitive data, making it harder for would-be attackers to identify vulnerabilities.
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One of the biggest WPA2 vulnerability wireless security lessons: Few people are aware, fewer know how to patch it and fewer still will do so.
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In its new guidelines on secure password practices, NIST recommended using long strings of random words instead of a combination of characters and symbols.
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Virus protection software has come a long way in the past 30 years, and the advent of machine learning represents a bright future for malware fighters.
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Tourists should follow these travel security best practices to protect their devices and data from cybercriminals, especially in foreign countries.
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Businesses can benefit from BYOD policies, but IT leaders must implement the right enterprise mobility solutions to protect their sensitive data.
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Businesses can benefit from BYOD policies, but IT leaders must implement the right enterprise mobility solutions to protect their sensitive data.
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