In a win for the privacy of international travelers, a federal court in Boston has ruled that searchers of traveler electronic devices by border agents Read More
Microsoft is extending a California law aimed at protecting users privacy to all of its users in the United States, an unexpected move supporting tougher Read More
Much has been made of the fallout that companies face after a data breach. But for public companies, shaken investor confidence adds a whole new Read More
SmarterASP.NET, a popular web hosting provider with more than 440,480 customers, has been hit with a ransomware attack that took down its customers’ websites that Read More
The last 30 days has seen a renewed increase in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) activity, according to researchers, who said that they have observed a number Read More
A database on Apple’s macOS computers is storing emails that are supposed to be protected with encryption as readable files, a problem of which the Read More
Threatpost editors break down the top news stories for the week ended Nov. 8. The hot stories of the week include: Below is a lightly-edited Read More
APT threat group Platinum has a shiny new plaything: A custom trojan backdoor dubbed Titanium. The backdoor’s name, aside from keeping with the silvery metal Read More
Another Pwn2Own has drawn to a close, with Team Fluoroacetate (researchers Amat Cama and Richard Zhu) taking home the Master of Pwn title for the Read More
Big businesses are constantly under attack, and that affects everyone from customers and business partners to parties with national security interests. When successful, the initial Read More