• Chip and PIN migration slow as EMV deadline approaches
• Qualcomm claims new mobile SoC will feature zero-day detection
• Tor vulnerabilities make the Dark Web too risky for the black market
• Report: phishing training could cut damage costs by $1.8M
• Angler EK and Flash zero-days make malvertising more effective
• Report says SMB IT still doesn't get virtualization security
• Is the future of cyberdefense a new branch of the military?
• Critical out-of-band Microsoft security patch available for IE
• Millions left at risk as Android Stagefright fix pushed to September
• Government email security woes widen with Pentagon breach and more
• Dropbox adds support for U2F security keys
• Bitdefender hack the latest cyberattack on security vendors
• Darkhotel APT found using Hacking Team Flash zero-day in exploits
• Microsoft Office bug highlights August 2015 Patch Tuesday
• ICANN breached, members' encrypted passwords stolen
• Black Hat 2015: Machine learning security must add variety
• Black Hat 2015: Rebuilding IT security after a cyber disaster
• Black Hat 2015 opens with bleak view of Internet freedom
• Security machine learning methods needed to adapt to evolving threats
• New report sheds light on the growing threat of bulletproof hosting services
• Protests lead to drafting new Wassenaar Arrangement cybersecurity rules
• Tor anonymity called into question as alternative browser surfaces
• Darkode criminal forum reborn less than two weeks after DOJ shutdown
• Intel, Cisco pushing for enhanced security communication, integration
• Xceedium turns deaf ear, triggers vulnerability disclosure
• The same Chinese hackers linked to United, Anthem and OPM breaches
• Another government data breach: U.S. Census Bureau admits to hack
• Valve fixes Steam password bug that led to compromised accounts
• Alleged car hack prompts call for vehicle security act, DMCA exemption
• HP scares IT teams with Windows Phone critical vulnerabilities
• National Guard breach highlights the risk of accidental data exposure
• Hackers targeting .NET shows the growing pains of open source security
• Microsoft releases out-of-band patch for Windows zero-day
• Black Hat and Google speak out against Wassenaar Arrangement
• DOJ takes down Darkode, but for how long?
• Subway app reverse engineering highlights uptick in mobile app safety
• Flash Player security failures turn up the hate
• More Flash zero-day bugs follow Hacking Team breach
• July 2015 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft and Adobe attack Hacking Team zero-days
• Windows Server 2003 end of life leaves many at risk
• FBI: We don't want a government backdoor, just access to encrypted data
• OPM hackers stole 21.5 million records, 1.1 million fingerprints
• Homeland Security chief calls for federal breach reporting law
• Industrial espionage group hacked Apple, Facebook, Microsoft
• Adobe patches Flash zero-day found in Hacking Team data breach
• Critical OpenSSL patch coming Thursday
• Hacking Team internal documents released after massive data breach
• US government passwords stolen and leaked around the Web
• DNS vulnerability found in RubyGems software packaging client
• Click fraud to ransomware: Study highlights dangers of malware lifecycle
• Stolen passwords to blame for OPM breach; director may take the fall
• Adobe releases emergency Flash zero-day patch
• Study: government compliance-based vulnerability remediation is failing
• NIST guidance: Better security from federal contractors
• Apple sandbox flaws allow password stealing, communication interception
• Samsung vulnerability affects up to 600 million Android devices
• New Android Security Rewards program aims for end-to-end improvements
• White House pushes government cybersecurity changes
• White House, Apple join the fight for HTTPS encryption
• Dark Web scanner promises to cut data breach detection time to seconds
• FIDO Alliance gains momentum, adds government support
• Duqu malware makes a comeback and infiltrates Kaspersky systems
• June 2015 Patch Tuesday brings critical IE security fix, Flash update
• Government data breach puts EINSTEIN defense system under question
• Vulnerability study questions accuracy of CVSS scores
• Facebook, Google, Mozilla raise the bar with new user privacy controls
• Adversaries never sleep: unknown malware downloaded every 34 seconds
• Insecure mobile cloud backups leave millions of credentials exposed
• IRS breach shows the importance of PII security
• Cybersecurity threat discussion (finally) in boardroom
• Smartphone security threats plague Android and iPhone alike
• President urges Senate to act on Section 215 question
• NetUSB router vulnerability puts devices in jeopardy
• 2015 DDoS attacks on the rise, attackers shift tactics
• Government backdoor security concerns prompt letter to president
• Too many false positives, security alerts inundate enterprise, study says
• Google changes Chrome extension policy amid security concerns
• Logjam flaw crimps TLS encryption; NSA may have used it
• Fortinet, DHS form security information sharing partnership
• Alleged airplane hack creates more questions than answers
• Will Microsoft Edge security features make up for past sins?
• Security ethics survey shows honesty is a tricky business
• AlienVault updates SIEM platforms after vulnerabilities exposed
• May 2015 Patch Tuesday isn't all about critical patches, experts say
• Intel's Security Connected aims to be the glue for enterprise security
• How the WordPress XSS vulnerability was patched so quickly
• Mobile malware statistics highlight unknown state of mobile threats
• Malware detection tool tackles medical device security
• Experts debate the value and future of data loss prevention tools
• Microsoft debuts password-free Windows Hello, PatchTuesday changes
• Local Administrator Password Solution aims to stop credential replay
• Anti-sandbox capabilities found in Dyre malware
• Subscription model for SSL certificates could be easier and cheaper
• Government cybersecurity flounders as cybersecurity bills pass House
• How WestJet Airlines nixed network complexity, boosted security
• Government agencies struggling with security data analytics
• Port monitoring critical to detecting, mitigating attacks using SSL
• Secunia: End-of-life software posing a big security risk
• IT security and compliance: Get leadership on board to find balance
• RSA Conference 2015 recap: Record attendance, record stakes
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