Collaborate Disseminate
Here is why security professionals need to understand the merits of obtaining certification in today’s job market and how it can give them a leg up over their competition. Continue reading Cybersecurity Certifications: Why They Matter and How to Know Which Ones To Pursue
Spam is back with a vengeance, thanks to the demise of attack vectors such as Adobe Flash. Continue reading ThreatList: Spam’s Revival is Tied to Adobe Flash’s Demise
Three people believed to be member of the FIN7 (or Carbanak) hacking group have been arrested in Europe, according to the US DOJ. Continue reading DOJ Nabs Three FIN7 Cybercrime Suspects in Europe
Despite a looming deadline, over a quarter of federal agencies are still not using basic email security tools. ` Continue reading DMARC Compliance Lacking in 28 Percent of .Gov Agencies
Senator sends letter to NSA and NIST urging a mandate to stop using Adobe Flash by August 2019. Continue reading Sen. Wyden Urges Government Ban on Adobe Flash
Intel patches three flaws that could allow a local attacker to execute arbitrary code on impacted systems. Continue reading Intel Smart Sound Tech Vulnerable to Three High-Severity Bugs
The Kronos banking trojan is back. Researchers have identified four unique campaigns that use variants of the once formidable malware. Continue reading Kronos Banking Trojan Resurfaces After Years of Silence
Oracle tackles a Solaris 10 and 11.3 vulnerability tied to 2009 patched bug. Continue reading Oracle Re-Patches Decade-Old Solaris Bug
Ford, Toyota, GM and Tesla among car companies impacted by leaky backup service used by third-party firm. Continue reading Leaky Backup Spills 157 GB of Automaker Secrets
Dasan and D-Link routers running GPON firmware are being targeted by hackers in an attempt to create a botnet. Continue reading D-Link, Dasan Routers Under Attack In Yet Another Assault