Collaborate Disseminate
The certificates are often paired with ancillary products, like Google-indexed “aged” domains, after-sale support, web design services and even integration with a range of payment processors. Continue reading RSAC 2019: TLS Markets Flourish on the Dark Web
Tuesday’s keynotes kicking off RSA tackled both light and dark visions of the future, the imperative to become obsessed with trust, IoT and AI, and they even featured Helen Mirren and a flash mob. Continue reading RSA Conference 2019: How to Be Better, on Trust, AI and IoT
The Jmail Breaker attack leverages an old vulnerability in Joomla! along with a newly found flaw in the mail module. Continue reading RSAC 2019: Joomla! Mail Flaw Exploited to Create Mass Phishing Infrastructure
Consumer confidence in companies keeping their data safe is at an all-time low, but password hygiene and not reading EULAs and app permissions remain big problems. Continue reading RSAC 2019: Most Consumers Say ‘No’ to Cumbersome Data Privacy Practices
At least 463,546 malicious URLs contained in the 28.4 million analyzed emails made it through to corporate in-boxes in Q4 of 2018. Continue reading RSAC 2019: Malicious Emailed URLs See Triple-Digit Increase
Researchers say that Microsoft won’t issue a patch for the issue. Continue reading RSAC 2019: Microsoft Zero-Day Allows Exploits to Sneak Past Sandboxes
He is also the all-time top-ranked hacker on HackerOne’s leaderboard, out of more than 330,000 hackers competing for the top spot. Continue reading Teen Becomes First to Earn $1M in Bug Bounties with HackerOne
The workforce and skills gap in cybersecurity continues to plague organizations. Continue reading RSAC 2019: 58% of Orgs Have Unfilled Cyber Positions
Using an on-again, off-again strategy of C2 communication helps it hide from researchers. Continue reading Necurs Botnet Evolves to Hide in the Shadows, with New Payloads
The controversial cryptomining service is shutting down. Continue reading Coinhive to Mine Its Last Monero in March