July 2018

Threatpost talks to Kaspersky Lab researcher Kurt Baumgartner who was instrumental in tracking the latest activities of the Russian-speaking Sofacy APT gang. Read More

A new version of the evolving ransomware threat GandCrab has been identified by researchers – but evidence of the new malware self-propagating via the Windows Read More

Many Android device manufacturers are not telling the truth when they say they have patched phone vulnerabilities in new updates, researchers found. Karsten Nohl and Read More

Two advanced persistent threat groups managed to sneak apps onto the Google Play marketplace earlier this year. Both were designed to conduct surveillance on targets Read More

Researchers have found a new variation of the Rowhammer attack technique they have dubbed RAMpage. The vulnerability could allow an adversary to create an exploit Read More

IoT security is like a game of Whac-A-Mole. Fix one CVE and four new bugs pop up. Last month, researchers found a slew of vulnerabilities Read More

Researchers are tracking a remote access trojan (RAT) on underground markets that, so far, has only been attributed to one small malicious email campaign. However, Read More

Nine months after researchers warned of the BlueBorne remote code execution bug, Lenovo said Thursday a patch is finally available for three popular lines of Read More

Fortnite, the sandbox video game, has become so popular that its maker, Epic Games, is ponying up $100 to $300 million to supply prize money Read More

Asylo, an open-source framework and software development kit (SDK) for creating applications that run in trusted execution environments (TEEs), has launched to tackle the complexity Read More