By Waqas

By gaining access to the vehicles, hackers can not only locate them but also open their doors and even turn off the engine while the owner is driving. Two popular car alarm companies are facing problems with their products. Viper and Pandora are famous for their alarms that cost thousands of dollars, and promise greater safety […]

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FBI informed Citrix this week of a data breach that appears to have begun with a 'password spraying' attack to steal weak credentials to access the company's network.

Card-present fraud is down, but attackers continue to find new strategies, and consumers are paying the price.

Between operational technology and open source, the supply chain is rapidly expanding - and companies that can't keep up will be the next security targets, said experts at RSA Conference 2019.

International cybercriminals likely exploited weak passwords on an internal network, the FBI said.

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The subtext to a panel discussion during RSA is that risks to national infrastructure are fraught with political considerations.

RAT activity in Latin America and Asia ramped up at the end of 2018, indicating widespread coordinated targeting by threat actors.

Check Point researchers investigate security risks and point to implications for medical IoT devices.

Malware outbreak at healthcare firm spawns data breach fears