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- April 19, 2019
19 Apr'19
Forcepoint pushes 'human-centric cybersecurity' approach
During the launch of the Forcepoint Cyber Experience Center in Boston, Forcepoint execs emphasized the need for adopting a new approach to cybersecurity that focuses on the human factor.
- April 19, 2019
19 Apr'19
DNS hijacking campaign targets national security organizations
A DNS hijacking campaign targeting national security organizations and critical infrastructure may be part of a new trend, according to the researchers behind recent attacks.
- April 16, 2019
16 Apr'19
Microsoft disputes Outlook data breach report
Microsoft warned Outlook users who may have had data compromised in an attack using customer support login credentials to access account information over the course of months.
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- April 15, 2019
15 Apr'19
Blue Hexagon bets on deep learning AI in cybersecurity
Cybersecurity startup Blue Hexagon uses deep learning to detect network threats. Security experts weigh in on the limitations of AI technologies in cybersecurity.
- April 15, 2019
15 Apr'19
New programs released aim to improve Google Cloud security
With the release of programs like Access Transparency, Virtual Private Cloud and GKE Sandbox, Google aims to improve Google Cloud security and identity protection.
- April 12, 2019
12 Apr'19
WPA3 flaws found in Dragonfly handshake
Researchers discovered vulnerabilities in the WPA3 protocol, specifically in the Dragonfly handshake authentication, allowing for multiple exploits branded Dragonblood.
- April 11, 2019
11 Apr'19
Huawei security questioned around the world
Troubles continue for Huawei as new bans and government reports put security into question, but the company is attempting to fight back against the criticism.
- April 11, 2019
11 Apr'19
New Baldr information stealer could target businesses
Malwarebytes explains why the rapidly evolving info-stealer Baldr could spell trouble for businesses and consumers, and offers pointers on how to defend against such malware.
- April 10, 2019
10 Apr'19
Nokia: 5G network slicing could be a boon for security
According to Nokia's Kevin McNamee, the rise of 5G will mean more danger of IoT botnets, but also more options to secure those devices -- including using network slicing for segmentation.
- April 09, 2019
09 Apr'19
NSS Labs CTO Jason Brvenik talks security testing challenges
NSS Labs CTO Jason Brvenik talks about his company's relationship with security vendors following the company's antitrust suit against several endpoint protection vendors last year.
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- April 05, 2019
05 Apr'19
Radware: DDoS amplification attacks increasing, evolving
As DDoS attacks continue to evolve, planning for DDoS attack prevention and mitigation has become a critical business priority. Radware's Daniel Smith offers advice.
- April 04, 2019
04 Apr'19
Pipdig WordPress plugin accused of DDoS attacks and backdoors
Pipdig, a blog theme and plugin company, was accused of using obfuscated code to gain backdoor access to customer blogs and launch low-scale DDoS attacks on rivals.
- April 03, 2019
03 Apr'19
'Triple threat' malware campaign combines Emotet, TrickBot and Ryuk
Cybereason sounds off on the recently discovered 'triple threat' campaign and highlights interesting features of the attack technique used by cybercriminals.
- April 03, 2019
03 Apr'19
Proof-of-concept Magento exploit used in attacks
Experts are urging users to patch after a proof-of-concept Magento exploit was picked up by malicious actors and used in attempted attacks on e-commerce websites.
- March 29, 2019
29 Mar'19
Study: Cybersecurity professionals taking on more data privacy duties
At the SecureWorld Boston conference, ISSA unveils data that shows cybersecurity professionals are taking on more data privacy duties. Experts sound off on what it signifies.