By Deeba Ahmed

State-sponsored hackers are trying to exploit a vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange email servers, which Microsoft already patched in February.

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A vulnerability is Microsoft Exchange servers is being actively exploited by multiple APT groups, researchers warn.

Today's defenses must be creative in both isolating threats and segmenting environments to prevent attacks. Here's why.

If you lose someone's data because of a configuration blunder that lets crooks in without any actual hacking... is that a "breach" or not?

By Waqas

The kilos search engine can be accessed through the Tor browser but not everyone is talking positively about it. Here's why.

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A new malware campaign that offers a "coronavirus map" delivers a well-known data-stealer.

Forget crowdsourcing, here’s crooksourcing

New side-channel attacks have been disclosed in AMD CPUs, however AMD said that they are not new.

High-impact bug could allow unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code

How long do Android devices continue to receive security updates after they’re purchased? The answer is: barely two years.