Should we regulate the Internet of Things?
The Internet of Things is new, exciting, and unregulated. What could possibly go wrong? Security analyst Emma Lilliestam highlights the...
Read more →The Internet of Things is new, exciting, and unregulated. What could possibly go wrong? Security analyst Emma Lilliestam highlights the...
Read more →The widely-used Elementor plugin, “Essential Addons for Elementor,” has been discovered to have a security flaw that enables unauthorized users...
Read more →Storage manufacturers constantly work to improve capacity and cut costs. Nowhere is this more apparent than with flash storage, where capacities...
Read more →Our civilization is going digital. That’s fantastic. Unfortunately our software is not secure enough to carry a digital and connected...
Read more →As the threats against the Internet of Things are on the rise, several types of research are going on to...
Read more →To bring you the most up-to-date security service and help you stay on top of threats, we update Detectify on...
Read more →Cyber Security News came across a new ChatGPT-powered Vulnerability detection Tool called “BurpGPT,” which helps security researchers to detect the...
Read more →It cannot have escaped you that the word trustworthy has been added to the cybersecurity lexicon in recent years: trustworthy...
Read more →Manufacturing businesses, healthcare organizations, and tech companies in English-speaking countries are the most targeted by phishers leveraging a relatively new...
Read more →A cybercriminal group obtained contracts from cybersecurity firm Dragos Inc. as part of an extortion attempt that involved contacting the chief...
Read more →Bug bounty programs are instrumental in categorizing bugs, triaging, prioritizing, and shutting down vulnerabilities before they blow up. Tech companies...
Read more →May 12, 2023Ravie LakshmananVulnerability / Ransomware U.S. cybersecurity and intelligence agencies have warned of attacks carried out by a threat...
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