| LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | More Than 22,000 Vulns Were Disclosed in 2018, 27% Without Fixes As in previous years, input validation vulnerabilities accounted for a substantial proportion of total, Risk Based Security report shows. Persistent Attackers Rarely Use Bespoke Malware Study of the Bronze Union group-also known as APT27 or Emissary Panda-underscores how most advanced persistent threat (APT) groups now use administrative tools or slight variants of well-known tools. IoT, APIs, and Criminal Bots Pose Evolving Dangers A pair of reports reach similar conclusions about some of the threats growing in cyberspace and the industries likely to be most affected. European Security Firm to Offer Free Hacking Toolkit CQTools suite includes both exploit kits and information-extraction functions, its developers say. Intel Focuses on Data Center, Firmware Security Ahead of RSAC The new Intel SGX Card is intended to extend application memory security using Intel SGX in existing data center infrastructure. Stay Ahead of the Curve by Using AI in Compliance Although human oversight is required, advanced technologies built on AI will become pivotal in building safer financial markets and a safer world. Former Albany College Student Charged with Computer Damage Vishwanath Akuthota has been accused of using a 'USB killer device' to destroy dozens of computers, officials report. Booter Owner Pleads Guilty in Federal Court Illinois man offered "DDoS for hire" services that hit millions of victims. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | |
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