By David Balaban

According to a report from Recorded Future, it seems the ruling elite in North Korea are now using the Internet more and more to take advantage of money-making opportunities and avoid various economic sanctions. Not only is the Kim regime utilizing interbank transfer systems, online gaming, and even cryptocurrencies, they’re exploiting them for money. The […]

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Microsoft is opening up about some of its testing procedures, too.

Google cloud business customers were impacted by a Border Gateway Protocol hijacking.

The incident, which Google reports is now resolved, could be the result of either technical mistakes or malicious activity.

The vulnerability is one of many with the same root cause: Cross-process information leakage.

Overall, the company released only three patches as part of its regularly-scheduled November update.

If you own a domain name that gets decent traffic and you fail to pay its annual renewal fee, chances are this mistake will be costly for you and for others. Lately, neglected domains have been getting scooped up by crooks who use them to set up fake e-commerce sites that steal credit card details from unwary shoppers.

By Waqas

Facebook has made many efforts so far to refine its Messenger app. This year in May, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg along with other executives of the social network admitted that the Facebook Messenger has to be refined since the current app contained many useless features while lacked critically important ones. Such as, its UI could […]

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Information security is vital, of course. But the concept of "IT security" has never made sense.

An attorney in the infamous 2015 Jeep hack predicts that more lawsuits related to IoT security are looming in the future.