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• How can a ransomware incident response plan be updated?

  With an increase in ransomware attacks involving cities, the need to update incident response plans has become clear. Learn what organizations should do if infected with ransomware. Continue Reading

• Digimine bot: How does social media influence cryptojacking?

  Facebook Messenger is being used to reach more victims with a cryptojacking bot that Trend Micro researchers named Digimine. Learn how this bot works with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading

• Android vulnerability: How can users mitigate Janus malware?

  The Janus vulnerability was found injecting malicious code into reputable Android apps. Once injected, users' endpoints become infected. Learn how to prevent this with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading

• How did an old, unpatched Firefox bug expose master passwords?

  A Firefox bug went undetected for nine years. Expert Michael Cobb explains how it enabled attackers to access the browser's master password and what's being done to mitigate it. Continue Reading

• How studying the black hat community can help enterprises

  White hat hackers often assimilate themselves into the black hat community to track the latest threats. Discover how this behavior actually benefits the enterprise with David Geer. Continue Reading

• How can a hardcoded password vulnerability affect Cisco PCP?

  Cisco patched a hardcoded password vulnerability found in their PCP software. Learn how the software works and how attackers can exploit this vulnerability with Judith Myerson.Continue Reading

• Where machine learning for cybersecurity works best now

  Need to up your endpoint protection endgame? Learn how applying machine learning for cybersecurity aids in the fight against botnets, evasive malware and more.Continue Reading

• How did cryptomining malware exploit a Telegram vulnerability?

  Hackers were able to exploit a Telegram vulnerability to launch cryptomining malware. Expert Michael Cobb explains how they were able to do so and how to prevent similar attacks.Continue Reading

• Q&A: Why data security controls are a hard problem to solve

  Feeling less friendly after Facebook? "There is a great deal of power in being able to combine data-sources," says Jay Jacobs, security data scientist.Continue Reading

• How does the KRACK vulnerability use encryption keys?

  The KRACK vulnerability was found in the WPA2 protocol for wireless networks and it enables attackers to crack encrypted connections. Learn how it works from Nick Lewis.Continue Reading

• Bad Rabbit ransomware: How does it compare to other variants?

  Bad Rabbit ransomware mimics other recent ransomware variants, such as NotPetya. Discover the similarities and differences between the two with expert Nick Lewis.Continue Reading

• How will the new WPA3 protocol strengthen password security?

  The development of WPA3 helps advance Wi-Fi protocol, as the next generation of Wi-Fi-enabled devices begins to demand more. Expert Michael Cobb explains how it differs from WPA2.Continue Reading

• How were Android Pixel vulnerabilities exploited?

  Android Pixel vulnerabilities could open the smartphone up to attack. Expert Michael Cobb explains the vulnerabilities and how to defend against them.Continue Reading

• How did an Electron framework flaw put Slack at risk?

  An Electron framework flaw put users of Slack, Skype and other big apps at risk. Expert Michael Cobb explains how this remote code execution flaw works and how to prevent it.Continue Reading

• How air gap attacks challenge the notion of secure networks

  Today's cyberattacks are taking new shapes and sizes in the ever-changing tech environment. This guide explores air gap attacks, the history behind them and the latest threats facing air-gapped networks.Continue Reading