Collaborate Disseminate
How can companies protect their sensitive data and prevent employees from falling prey to phishing attacks? In today’s digital age, virtually every organization must wage a cybersecurity battle to protect its data. Winning this battle requires engagin… Continue reading Phishing Increasingly Targets SaaS, Webmail
BlueKeep’s back, ransomware batters Spain, and yet more sextortion – listen now! Continue reading S2 Ep16: BlueKeep, ransomware and sextortion – Naked Security Podcast
A Shadow Kill Hackers attack that compromised the city’s network and shut down key services was the second ransom-related attack on the city in months. Continue reading City of Johannesburg, on Second Hit, Refuses to Pay Ransom
A hacker from New Jersey could spend the next 12 years in prison after he confessed to using keyloggers to steal data from two companies for more than a year. Ankur Agarwal, 45, of Montville, New Jersey, admitted he placed hardware keyloggers into the … Continue reading Two Companies in New Jersey Hacked with Keyloggers
White-hat hackers will now have the chance to win $20,000 for sniffing out remote code-execution flaws in industrial control systems. Continue reading Pwn2Own Expands Into Industrial Control Systems Hacking
NordVPN has been forced to admit that a hacker stole an expired TLS certificate key used to securely connect customers to its web servers. Continue reading Hacker breached servers used by NordVPN
A hacker is selling the email addresses of 250,000 users of a Dutch sex-work forum — data that researchers say could be used for blackmail. Continue reading vBulletin Flaw Exploited in Dutch Sex-Work Forum Breach
Marc Rogers discusses the logistics behind a recently-proposed anonymous bug submission program, meant to encourage ethical hackers to submit high-level bugs anonymously. Continue reading Marc Rogers: Success of Anonymous Bug Submission Program ‘Takes A Village’
Kyle Milliken is back from jail, and he has some advice for you: Do. Not. Reuse. Your. Passwords. Continue reading Former hacker warns against password reuse
Elements of an Effective Penetration Testing Program
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