Let’s Play! Raising the Stakes for Threat Modeling With Card Games
On a recent Friday night, three security experts got together to play custom games that explore attack risks in an…
Cloud Apps Replace Web as Source for Most Malware Downloads
Two-thirds of all malware distributed to enterprise networks last year originated from cloud apps such as Google Drive, OneDrive, and…
COVID: Bay Area Businesses Stung by Staff Shortages, Customer Falloff
BERKELEY (KPIX) — As COVID-19 infection rates soar in the Bay Area, some small businesses...
Getting Started with Active Directory Security
Evaluating, Benchmarking and Creating a Strategy By Justin Kohler, Director of BloodHound Enterprise, SpecterOps Over 90% of the […] The…
SonicWall: Y2K22 bug hits Email Security, firewall products
SonicWall has confirmed today that some of its Email Security and firewall products have been hit by the Y2K22 bug,…
FluBot malware now targets Europe posing as Flash Player app
The widely distributed FluBot malware continues to evolve, with new campaigns distributing the malware as Flash Player and the developers…
VP Kamala Harris admits a ‘level of malaise’ in US over COVID, gets compared to Jimmy Carter
Vice President Kamala Harris admitted in an interview on Thursday that there is a “level of malaise” among Americans as…
Honda, Acura cars hit by Y2K22 bug that rolls back clocks to 2002
Honda and Acura cars have been hit with a Year 2022 bug, aka Y2K22, that resets the navigation system's clock…
NY AG: 1.1M Online Consumer Accounts Found Compromised in Credential-Stuffing Attacks
Stolen credentials tied to cyberattack incidents at 17 "well-known" online retailers, restaurant chains, food delivery services.
NY OAG: Hackers stole 1.1 million customer accounts from 17 companies
The New York State Office of the Attorney General (NY OAG) has warned 17 well-known companies that roughly 1.1 million…