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> IBM's Watson to Rank Threat Severity for NIST
With thousands of vulnerabilities reported each week, NIST will rely on AI to help with scoring.
> Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
Kaspersky Lab reveals tried-and-tested alongside new scam tactics
> Application Development Guidance: Introduction
Guidance for risk assessors, and developers of applications which will be run on devices handling OFFICIAL data.
> Sony DDoS-er 'DerpTrolling' Pleads Guilty
Utah man carried out attacks in 2013 and 2014
> Canadian Uni Shutters Network After Cryptomining Attack
Incident causes major disruption at St Francis Xavier
> We crypto now
Building and using cryptographic libraries is notoriously difficult. Even when each component of the system has been implemented correctly (quite difficult to do), improperly combining these pieces can lead to disastrous results. Cryptography, when rolled right, forms the bedrock of any secure appli...
> Lazarus Group Targets Bank Networks to Rob ATMs
Symantec uncovers Trojan.Fastcash malware used by N. Korean hacker group in ATM attacks
> Most IT Security Pros Underestimate Phishing Risks
Survey finds gaps in protections against phishing threats
> How contract migration works
Smart contracts can be compromised: they can have bugs, the owner’s wallet can be stolen, or they can be trapped due to an incorrect setting. If you develop a smart contract for your business, you must be prepared to react to events such as these. In many cases, the only available solution is to dep...
> Nearly 4,000 Breaches Disclosed in 2018
With more than 3.6 billion records exposed thus far, 2018 not expected to reach breach levels of 2017, says Risk Based Security
> Spam Botnet of Over 100K Routers Abuses UPnP
Researchers warn of many more exposed devices out there
> The Good, the Bad, and the Weird
Let’s automatically identify weird machines in software. Combating software exploitation has been a cat-and-mouse game ever since the Morris worm in 1988. Attackers use specific exploitation primitives to achieve unintended code execution. Major software vendors introduce exploit mitigation to break...
> Privacy International Files GDPR Complaints
Oracle, Experian and Equifax are among companies in the cross hairs
> Pakistan Banks Not Breached, but Probably Skimmed
Central bank rejects mass hacking reports
> A Guide to Post-Quantum Cryptography
For many high-assurance applications such as TLS traffic, medical databases, and blockchains, forward secrecy is absolutely essential. It is not sufficient to prevent an attacker from immediately decrypting sensitive information. Here the threat model encompasses situations where the adversary may d...
> Flaw Leads to RCE in WordPress Plugins, WooCommerce
Design flaw in WooCommerce plugin can lead to remote code execution, said RIPS Technologies
> High Turnover Rate Expected for IT Pros in 2019
In the quest for higher salaries, nearly half of IT professionals in Europe plan to leave current post in 2019, according to Spiceworks
> Slither – a Solidity static analysis framework
Slither is the first open-source static analysis framework for Solidity. Slither is fast and precise; it can find real vulnerabilities in a few seconds without user intervention. It is highly customizable and provides a set of APIs to inspect and analyze Solidity code easily. We use it in all of our...
> National School for Cybersecurity Opens in Senegal
Backed by support from France, Senegal launches new school for cybersecurity in Dakar
> Enterprises Sinking Under 100+ Critical Flaws Per Day
Prioritizing patches is getting tougher, says Tenable