| | | LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | | Two Vulnerabilities Found in Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Researchers detail the process of finding two flaws in the Azure Stack architecture and Azure App Service, both of which have been patched. Enterprise Hardware Still Vulnerable to Memory Lane Attacks Most laptops, workstations, and servers are still vulnerable to physical attacks via direct memory access, despite mitigations often being available, report says. Android Malware for Mobile Ad Fraud Spiked Sharply in 2019 Some 93% of all mobile transactions across 20 countries were blocked as fraudulent, Upstream says. How to Secure Your IoT Ecosystem in the Age of 5G For businesses planning to adopt 5G, the sheer number of IoT devices creates a much larger attack surface. Russian Cybercrime Forum Contests Bring Cash, Visibility to Winners Competitions for users are a long-time tradition on underground cybercrime forums for members looking for money - and cred with major criminal syndicates. United Nations Data Breach Started with Microsoft SharePoint Bug A remote code execution flaw enabled a breach of UN offices in Geneva and Vienna, as well as the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. How To Keep Your Privacy and Data Secure While Working With a Remote Team Implementing basic strategies can ensure your remote team's work will be secure, data will be protected, and you'll be far less exposed to security risks. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | | |
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