Navigating the quantum leap in cybersecurity
In this Help Net Security interview, we sit down with Dr. Atsushi Yamada, the newly appointed CEO of ISARA, a security solutions company specializing in…
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6 ChatGPT risks for legal and compliance leaders
Legal and compliance leaders should address their organization’s exposure to six specific ChatGPT risks, and what guardrails to establish to ensure responsible enterprise use of…
Malvertising via brand impersonation is back again
Ads containing the official website of an impersonated brand are running again, allowing fraudsters to scam users. Web search is about to embark on a…
Hacking The Planet – Hack The World 2017 Recap
After 1 month of our community’s best and brightest going head to head to be named Hack The World 2017 champion, we are ready to…
Update now! Apple issues patches for three actively used zero-days
Apple issued information about patches against three actively exploited zero-days in WebKit. One vulnerability is new, two were patched earlier this month. Apple has rolled…
Detectify Responsible Disclosure Program – Detectify Blog
As of today, researchers can report security issues in Detectify services to earn a spot on our Hall of Fame as well as some cool…
Google to pay $40m for “deceptive and unfair” location tracking practices
We take a look at a case where Google is agreeing to pay $40m as a result of disclosure related to location tracking issues. Google…
Hackers Use ‘URL Obfuscation’ Technique to Deliver Malware
Mandiant researchers recently identified “URL Schema Obfuscation” as an adversary technique that conceals the final URL destination by manipulating the URL schema during the distribution…
Hackers Use Weaponized DOCX File to Deploy Stealthy Malware
CERT-UA has identified and addressed a cyber attack on the government information systems of Ukrainian governmental state bodies. Through investigation, it was discovered that the…
Employee guilty of joining ransomware attack on his own company
An employee that tried to take advantage of a ransomware attack on his own company has pleaded guilty after 5 years of denying he had…
Bringing Private-sector Security into the U.S. Government [Security@ Recaps]
“Hacking the U.S. Government” was the first panel discussion at Security@ SF, and it proved to be as interesting as you would expect. Jeff John…
AI generated Pentagon explosion photograph goes viral on Twitter
We take a look at a viral hoax on Twitter which used AI generated imagery to claim an explosion had occurred close to the Pentagon.…