September 2018

Threatpost talks to a Google Cloud expert about the top issues users face when securing data in the cloud. Read More

While the rest of the U.S. tech industry is taking steps to assuage consumer concerns over privacy and data-harvesting, Yahoo is selling off the ability Read More

An “API-breaking” vulnerability has been uncovered that potentially exposes Android device systems data to rogue apps — information that could be very useful to bad Read More

A zero-day flaw recently disclosed in Microsoft’s Windows task scheduler could enable a bad actor to gain elevated privileges. The flaw, which was disclosed Monday Read More

Researchers are warning of a Chinese-language threat actor leveraging a wide array of Git repositories to infect vulnerable systems with Monero-based cryptomining malware. Researchers at Read More

Tuesday was a busy day on the data breach front. Air Canada said that a breach of around 20,000 mobile app users had exposed passport Read More

Adobe released a second unscheduled fix this month, this time for a flaw in its Creative Cloud desktop application that could lead to privilege escalation. Read More

There was a time when no one could predict the weather – the only way you knew if a blizzard or heat wave was coming Read More

The use of fileless malware in attacks continues to grow and now represents 42 out of 1,000 endpoint attacks, according to an analysis of 2018 Read More

Schneider Electric has released fixes for a slew of vulnerabilities that can be exploited remotely in two of its industrial control system products. The two Read More