Malware coming to a MAC near you? While the password-cracking Mimikatz took top honors, Mac-targeted malware accounted for two of the 10 most detected malware
No longer can you secure the perimeter or a centralized core and trust that nothing will get in or out. Effective security depends on an in-depth strategy – from the core to the edge.
What technology makers and others can – and should – do to counter the kind of surveillance that starts at home
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Of particular interest for cybercriminals is the Domain Name System, which plays a central role in orchestrating all Internet and application traffic.
Are you in the 26% of people who use one of these PIN codes to unlock their phones?
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Threat actors increasingly using malicious URLs, HTTPS domains, file-sharing sites in email attacks, FireEye says.
Criminals are using TLS certificates to convince users that fraudulent sites are worthy of their trust.
Recent research from Malwarebytes, ISSA, and ESG find that security professionals have little confidence in their ability to prevent their organization from being breached. What’s behind this mindset? And how can we turn the tide to stay a step ahead of the criminals?
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Email security challenges CISOs as cybercriminals target corporate inboxes with malware, phishing attempts, and various forms of fraud.
