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“123456” has once again topped an annual list of the worst passwords created by users in North America and Western Europe. On 19 December, password management provider SplashData released the 2017 edition of its “Worst Passwords of th… Continue reading “123456” Still Reigns Supreme on Worst Passwords List
Via the Boffins at the MIT Computer Scientists and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (MIT CSAIL)
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Loapi Trojan discovered on Android devices—a downloader, dropper, adware app, and SMS Trojan all in one—could literally blow up your phone. Read on to learn how to protect against it.
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M&A in the infosec world has waited for the holiday season to go all out splashing its cash. A flurry of activity has occurred at the tail end of the year with considerable consolidation. Proving that encryption and identity management is no slouch… Continue reading Thales splashes out $5.7bn for Gemalto
This post is authored by Daniel Grabski,Executive Security Advisor, Microsoft Enterprise Cybersecurity Group. As an Executive Security Advisor for enterprises in Europe and the Middle East, I regularly engage with Chief Information Security Officers (C… Continue reading How Microsoft tools and partners support GDPR compliance
Forecasts call for double digit growth in eCommerce holiday spending. Much like the Dr. Seuss novel, there is a Grinch lurking this holiday season, trying to ruin this joyous time of year. The Grinch, in this case, is the collection of fraudsters worki… Continue reading Credential Stuffing Threats Facing the eCommerce Industry This Holiday Season
2017 has been another eventful year for denial-of-service attacks. Radware’s ERT team has monitored a vast number of events, giving me ample opportunities to review and analyze attack patterns to gain further insight into trends and change… Continue reading Bad Packets 2017 – A Year in Review
Within my work and outside of it, I am consistently reminded of the inherent tension between convenience and security. The easier something is to use, inevitably the less secure, and vice-versa. It’s like a seesaw: the more you have of one, the l… Continue reading Easing the Tension between Convenience and Security
It was late Friday afternoon when the email arrived saying he’d won a free cruise. Philip quickly opened the email and clicked the link for more information, but there was nothing there. What he didn’t know is that this cruise offer actuall… Continue reading Exploiting ROBOT like Mr. Robot
New Security Current report compiles advice and recommendations for endpoint security solutions from 13 CISOs across a variety of industries Hear why CISOs recommend application isolation for endpoint security protection See the value application isola… Continue reading Get the Report: CISO Recommendations for Endpoint Security by Security Current