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• How does Overseer spyware work on infected Android apps?

  Spyware was found on infected Android apps, which were meant to convey embassy information and news, in the Google Play Store. Expert Michael Cobb explains how the spyware works. Continue Reading

• What are the best anti-network reconnaissance tools for Linux systems?

  Anti-network reconnaissance tools can prevent attackers from getting access to system information. Expert Judith Myerson goes over the best enterprise options. Continue Reading

• Recent ransomware attacks: Data shows 50% growth in 2016

  With high sums paid, ransomware gets all the attention. But malware is not the only way that criminals gained control of enterprise systems, a new report shows. Continue Reading

• Risk & Repeat: Bad Symantec certificates strike again

  In this episode of SearchSecurity's Risk & Repeat podcast, editors discuss the discovery of more bad Symantec certificates and what it means for the antivirus software maker. Continue Reading

• Looming cloud security threats: How attacks will follow your data

  You can move your data to cloud-based systems and web services, but you can't hide it there. Hackers and predators have more ways to find it. Continue Reading

• How does DNSChanger take advantage of WebRTC protocols?

  WebRTC protocols are being targeted by a new version of the DNSChanger exploit kit. Judith Myerson explains how these attacks work and what enterprises should know.Continue Reading

• Are free VPN clients secure enough for enterprise users?

  There are many free VPN clients on the market, but are they secure enough for enterprise users? Expert Judith Myerson looks at the pros and cons of ad-supported VPNs.Continue Reading

• The consequences of removing PPTP support from iOS 10

  Apple's removal of PPTP support on iOS 10 and Mac OS Sierra leaves companies scrambling to implement other VPN protocols. Expert Michael Cobb explains enterprise options.Continue Reading

• Which encryption tools can secure data on IoT devices?

  Protecting the data that moves through the internet of things can be a challenge for enterprises. Expert Judith Myerson offers several encryption tools for the task.Continue Reading

• Preventing DoS attacks: The best ways to defend the enterprise

  Preventing DoS attacks may not always be possible, but with a strong defense, enterprises can reduce their impact and recover quickly. Expert Kevin Beaver explains the best approaches.Continue Reading

• How does a Netgear vulnerability enable command injection attacks?

  A Netgear vulnerability exposed a number of wireless router models to command injection attacks. Expert Judith Myerson explains how the attack works and how to stop it.Continue Reading

• How can enterprises fix the NTP daemon vulnerability to DoS attacks?

  A recently patched NTP daemon vulnerability has put enterprises at risk. Expert Matthew Pascucci explains the vulnerability and how organizations can defend against it.Continue Reading

• When not to renew a vendor contract due to security issues

  Opting out of a vendor contract for security reasons can be a tough decision for CISOs. Expert Mike O. Villegas discusses how NASA handled the situation and what CISOs can do.Continue Reading

• Monitoring outbound traffic on your network: What to look for

  Outbound network traffic remains a weakness for many enterprises and is a major attack vector. Expert Kevin Beaver explains how to spot irregular occurrences in your network.Continue Reading

• How does Stampado ransomware spread to external drives?

  The Stampado ransomware is a low-cost threat to networks and external drives. Expert Matthew Pascucci explains how Stampado works and how enterprises should handle it.Continue Reading