The Weird and Wild Stories of 2016
There are any number of adjectives one could employ to describe 2016, most of which can’t be printed here. One of the gentler descriptors we can
There are any number of adjectives one could employ to describe 2016, most of which can’t be printed here. One of the gentler descriptors we can
The Food and Drug Administration has published new recommendations for both manufacturers and regulators on how to deal with security for medical devices, including implantable devices.
A new botnet that is capable of some of the larger DDoS attacks ever seen has emerged in the last few days, launching floods of
There’s a critical security vulnerability in the PHPMailer library, a flaw that could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code. The bug can be exploited
Cybercriminals depend upon the income they generate from their schemes to fund further operations, and one of the main ways that they extract money from
Cybercriminals are using a sophisticated botnet operation to impersonate both websites and visitors in order to steal as much as $5 million in ad revenue
In an effort to get past anti-spam and anti-malware systems and put their garbage in front of potential victims, some spammers are avoiding the traditional
Ransomware gangs have been targeting businesses in the last few months, seeking bigger paydays than what they can extract from consumers. The plan has been
For the second time in less than three months, Yahoo has disclosed a massive data breach, and this is one for the record books. The