People who understand information governance, privacy, and security should be active participants on the distributed ledger technology implementation team to ensure success.

When selecting targets, attackers often consider total cost of 'pwnership' -- the expected cost of an operation versus the likelihood of success. Defenders need to follow a similar strategy.

Homograph attacks demonstrated in mobile messaging apps

The kit's authors demonstrate a knowledge of Verizon's infrastructure.

By Waqas

Tesla’s High-End Vehicle’s Lane Recognition System not Free from Technical Glitches- Keen Labs Claims in New Research. Cybersecurity firm Keen Labs published a research paper [PDF] on Saturday in which it described the three hacks that the company detected that can be used to manipulate Tesla Model S. The first two hacks were directed towards the […]

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Google's April Android Security update fixed 12 Android-specific vulnerabilities including three critical remote code execution flaws.

By David Balaban

The condition of being anonymous is called anonymity – Let’s suppose you want to post the most anonymous comment on a social network imaginable. What kind of an instrument do you need for that? VPN? Tor? SSH tunnel? In fact, none of the above. It suffices to purchase a burner SIM card and a used […]

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Canadian police last week raided the residence of a Toronto software developer responsible for authoring and selling “Orcus RAT,” a software product that’s been marketed on underground forums and used in countless malware attacks since its creation in 2015. Its author maintains Orcus is a legitimate Remote Administration Tool that is merely being abused, but security experts say it includes multiple features more typically seen in malware known as a Remote Access Trojan.

Maryland man conspired in a business email compromise scheme that stole from at least 13 separate victims over the course of a year.

As OT systems increasingly fall into the crosshairs of cyberattackers, aviation-industry CISOs have become hyper-focused on securing them.