| LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | 2017 Smashed World's Records for Most Data Breaches, Exposed Information Five mega-breaches last year accounted for more than 72% of all data records exposed in 2017. Identity Fraud Hits All-Time High in 2017 Survey reports that the number of fraud victims topped 16 million consumers last year, and much of that crime has moved online. Uber's Response to 2016 Data Breach Was 'Legally Reprehensible,' Lawmaker Says In Senate hearing, Uber CISO admits company messed up in not quickly disclosing breach that exposed data on 57 million people. Microsoft Updates Payment, Criteria for Windows Bug Bounty The Windows Insider Preview Bounty Program will award between $500 and $15,000 for eligible submissions. AutoSploit: Mass Exploitation Just Got a Lot Easier But the response to the new hacking tool, now readily available to the masses of script kiddies, has been a mix of outrage, fear, some applause, and more than a few shrugs. Ukraine Power Distro Plans $20 Million Cyber Defense System After NotPetya and severe blackouts, Ukrenergo responds with an investment in cybersecurity. Adobe Patches Flash Zero-Day Used in South Korean Attacks Critical flaw is one of two critical use-after-free vulnerabilities in Flash fixed today by the software firm. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | |
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