When attackers want to impersonate a brand via email, the majority turn to Microsoft and Amazon because of their ubiquity in enterprise environments.

Facebook, Equifax, Cambridge Analytica ... Why do breaches of incomprehensible magnitude lead to a quick recovery for the businesses that lost or abused the data and such little lasting impact for the people whose information is stolen.

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Only a few hours have passed since the new iOS 12.1’s release and already its passcode bypass hack has been identified. Through the hack, the attacker can see all the private conversations on a locked iPhone. The passcode bypass hack has been discovered by a Spanish security researcher Jose Rodriguez. Rodriguez has confirmed that there […]

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A year after offering free credit monitoring to all Americans on account of its massive data breach that exposed the personal information of nearly 148 million people, Equifax now says it has chosen to extend the offer by turning to a credit monitoring service offered by a top competitor -- Experian. And to do that, it will soon be sharing with Experian contact information that affected consumers gave to Equifax in order to sign up for the service. 

Stealing administrative credentials to carry out months-long spy campaigns is a top threat.

New report concludes that add-ons don’t provide enough security or privacy.

It's the latest in a series of attacks targeting the travel industry, following incidents at British Airways and Cathay Pacific.

Poor DNS housekeeping opens the door to account takeover.

Successful phishing campaign leads attackers to confidential information of world soccer's governing body.

A ‘small percentage’ of customers said to be impacted.