No bucket gets left behind

New look at server data behind a previously-identified espionage campaign shows that it has exceeded researchers' expectations in complexity, scope and breadth.

What does the age of near-ubiquitous data breaches, deep fakes, and fallible biometric authentication mean for enterprise security?

By Waqas

The Pirate Bay was caught twice secretly mining Monero cryptocurrency using Javascript powered by Coinhive. Popular in-browser crypto-mining service will be shutting down from March 9th, 2019 much to the dismay of hackers who loved it quite ardently. The reason behind this decision, according to Coinhive, is the declining value of Monero cryptocurrency due to the […]

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Top infosec trends in the social media spotlight this week

Adobe has hurried out a patch for a critical arbitrary code execution vulnerability in its ColdFusion product.

By Carolina

Argentina’s Santiago Lopez is now a millionaire due to his prowess on identifying flaws in online services as well as software. The ethical hacker who uses the moniker @try_to_hack became part of HackerOne’s bug bounty program in 2015 and so far he has reported more than 1,670 unique bugs. Lopez identified bugs in the products […]

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The Threatpost team talks about the biggest cybersecurity stories, trends and research we'll see at RSA this year.

Why you shouldn't worry about the Momo Challenge, and what we can learn from it.

Researchers consult the Oracle