After two databases were discovered leaking Facebook data, Facebook and Amazon are both pointing fingers - but researchers say the onus lies on all parties involved as data collection continues to grow.

By David Balaban

What is Cryptojacking? It is an attack in which hackers secretly utilize the computing power of your device to mine cryptocurrency – The cybercrime climate is flexible enough to quickly adapt to new circumstances and trends. The fact that cryptocurrency markets skyrocketed in the past several years has encouraged malicious actors to find ways of getting on […]

This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Hard Times for Cryptojacking

Infosec isn’t all people “watching green letters drop down a black screen”

Experts at IP Expo Manchester discuss their security priorities

Successful, secure organizations must take an aggressive, pre-emptive posture if they want true data security.

Have your business try Cynet's Free Threat Assessment that checks for malware, C&C connections, data exfiltration, phishing link access, user credential thefts attempts, etc.

Network operations team stops data-stealing malware in its tracks

Over 20 models of smartwatches, some bought for kids, allow for creeps to eavesdrop and track users, in spite of a ban.

Business email compromise group London Blue is back with evolved email domain spoofing tactics and a newfound interest in targets in Asia.

Once more unto the breach, dear Facebook Friends of Friends...