Former Facebook CSO Alex Stamos tells us what he learned in 2016, and what comes next.

Former Facebook CSO Alex Stamos tells us what he learned in 2016, and what comes next.

By Waqas

The official website of Saudi Arabia’s Future Investment Initiative ‘Davos in the Desert’ was hit by a cyber attack in which hackers defaced its homepage to protest the brutal murder of The Washington Post’s journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey and killings of innocent civilians in Yemen. The unknown hackers left a deface page along with a brief message on […]

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Many municipalities hit with ransomware don't have much of a choice when it comes to paying up, experts say.

Duo researchers explain the approach they used to detect automated Twitter profiles and uncover a botnet.

Data shows with a high degree of confidence that Moscow-based Central Scientific Research Institute of Chemistry and Mechanics helped develop and refine malware, FireEye says.

Given the role browsers play in accessing enterprise applications and information, it's time to rethink how we classify, manage, and secure them.

After being exposed, the APT made minor adjustments in their tactics to stay off the security radar.

Christopher Brannan accessed full iCloud backups, photos, and other personal data belonging to more than 200 victims.

By Waqas

Mozilla has announced that it will be launching an experimental feature in the new version of Firefox that will offer ProtonVPN subscriptions. The feature, however, will be accessible by users only after they subscribe for a monthly package. It is basically, a subscription-based VPN (virtual private network) that will cost $10 per month. The new […]

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