Collaborate Disseminate
Widespread, unpatched vulnerabilities are just one set of problems uncovered by a Department of Defense audit. Continue reading U.S. Ballistic Missile Defense System Rife with Security Holes
The campaign targets politicians involved in economic and military sanctions against Iran, along with various journalists and human rights activists. Continue reading Charming Kitten Iranian Espionage Campaign Thwarts 2FA
Flaws could allow an attacker to stop or start a home charging station, or even change the current in order to start a fire. Continue reading Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Open to IoT Attacks
The flaw allows a remote attacker to gain full access over a machine. Continue reading Logitech Keystroke Injection Flaw Went Unaddressed for Months
An email campaign is demanding large sums of money in return for not blowing up schools, banks and businesses. Continue reading Bomb Threat Bitcoin Demands Cause Disruption, Evacuations
Changes to how data is encrypted can help developers ward off data leakage and exfiltration. Continue reading Google Beefs Up Android Key Security for Mobile Apps
One of the most destructive malware families ever seen is back, and researchers think its authors are gearing up to again take aim at the Middle East. Continue reading Shamoon Reappears, Poised for a New Wiper Attack
Consumers are much more likely to fall for spam during the season of giving. Continue reading ThreatList: Holiday Spam, the Perfect Seasonal Gift for Criminals
The news comes amid reports that a Chinese intelligence-gathering effort was behind the massive Marriott hotel data breach. Continue reading Super Micro Says Its Gear Wasn’t Bugged By Chinese Spies
Italy’s regulator found the social giant guilty of misleading consumers as to what it does with their data. Continue reading Facebook Fined $11.3M for Privacy Violations