By Waqas

Cryptopia, a New Zealand based cryptocurrency exchange has undercome a cyber attack leading to “significant losses.” The incident took place on January 14 and upon detecting the attack Cryptopia was forced to halt services by taking their website and exchange offline. Initially, on its Twitter account, Cryptopia claimed that the website has been taken down for “unscheduled maintenance” and displayed a […]

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Multiple hardcoded passwords allow attackers to create badges to gain building entry, access video surveillance feeds, manipulate databases and more.

Bots that can launch hundreds of attacks per second are making account takeover fraud more difficult to defend against.

January is off to a running start on the data breach front, while Experian is predicting new attack frontiers ahead.

The explosion of consumer-facing online services and applications is making it easier and cheaper for cybercriminals to host malicious content and launch attacks.

A ruling found that coercing suspects to open their phones using biometrics violates the fourth and fifth amendments.

Brand damage, loss of productivity, falling stock prices and more contribute to significant business impacts in the wake of a breach.

One defendant is still facing charges issued in 2015 for a $30 million hacking and securities fraud scheme.

By Waqas

Tesla is partnering with Pwn2Own’s bug bounty to identify vulnerabilities in its Model 3 car software. Electric car maker Tesla announced recently that the company is partnering with Pwn2Own hacking contest organizers in order to help the company identify security issues in its automobiles. Tesla will be a partner in the Pwn2Own bug bounty program […]

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The paradigm shift toward always-on IT requires business leaders to rethink their defense strategy.