U.S. Chip Cards Are Being Compromised in the Millions
Chip-and-PIN technology has become the de-facto standard for in-person credit- and debit-card transactions in the U.S. – but a lack of merchant compliance means that Read More
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Emotet’s Thanksgiving Campaign Delivers New Recipes for Compromise
Emotet, the seemingly ubiquitous banking trojan, has turned up again after a small hiatus, this time as the anchor in a Thanksgiving-themed campaign that cranked Read More
Newsmaker Interview: Derek Manky on ‘Self-Organizing Botnet Swarms’
For over five years Derek Manky, global security strategist at Fortinet and FortiGuard Labs, has been helping the private and public sector identify and fight Read More
Lawsuits Aim Billions in Fines at Equifax and Ad-Targeting Companies
Equifax, Experian and Oracle are among a slate of companies whose business is consumer information, that could soon face billions of dollars in fines for Read More
The first stop for security news | Threatpost
Yet another side-channel attack, this time dubbed PortSmash, has been discovered in CPUs. The attack allows attackers to manipulate a glitch in the simultaneous multithreading Read More
Zero-Trust Frameworks: Securing the Digital Transformation
Given the ongoing, rapid rise in digital transformation, the “zero-trust” concept is fast gaining traction as the go-to strategy for securing modern business networks. Zero Read More
Threatpost | The first stop for security news
Leading commercial drone maker DJI patched a cross-site scripting bug impacting its forums that could have allowed a hacker to hijack user accounts and gain Read More
Pentagon Draws Back the Veil on APT Malware with Sudden Embrace of VirusTotal
The Pentagon has suddenly started uploading malware samples from APTs and other nation-state sources to the website VirusTotal, which is essentially a malware zoo that’s Read More