| LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | New Silent Starling Attack Group Puts Spin on BEC The West African cybergang has successfully infiltrated more than 500 companies using a tactic dubbed 'vendor email compromise.' Millions More Embedded Devices Contain Vulnerable IPnet Software FDA, DHS issue fresh warnings on easily exploitable URGENT/11 flaws in medical, SCADA systems, industrial controllers, and other devices. MasterMana Botnet Shows Trouble Comes at Low Cost For less than $200, attackers were able to infect thousands of systems, stealing user credentials, cryptocurrency wallets, and web histories, an analysis finds. ReliaQuest Acquires Threatcare Attack simulation tool will be integrated into ReliaQuest's GreyMatter platform. Quantum-Safe Cryptography: The Time to Prepare Is Now Quantum computing is real and it's evolving fast. Is the security industry up to the challenge? Controlling Data Leakage in Cloud Test-Dev Environments The focus on digital transformation and compressing development release cycles is appealing, but that means security can be left behind. How should security practitioners address this challenge? Google's 'Password Checkup' Tool Tells You When Passwords Are Leaked The feature will check the strength of saved passwords and alert users when they're compromised in a breach. Stalkerware on the Rise Globally Stalkware is being installed on more and more victims' devices, and the trend is only accelerating, according to a new report. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | |
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