Cybersecurity firm’s employees affected by third-party data breach
Kaspersky warns of mounting global RevengeHotels campaign
How quickly can we use brute force to guess a 64-bit number? The short answer is, it all depends on what resources are available. So we’re going to examine this problem starting with the most naive approach and then expand to other techniques involving parallelization. We’ll discuss parallelization...
Websites went down as rapid containment began
Unauthorized third party gained access via vulnerability
“If privacy matters, it should matter to the phone your life is on.” So says Apple in their recent ads about Privacy on the iPhone and controlling the data you share—but many of the security features they highlight are opt-in, and users often don’t know when or how to activate them. But hey… we got...
Business failure to tie IT security metrics to overall company performance starting to hurt CEOs
Supporters say sacking was motivated by their union activity
At Trail of Bits, we make a significant effort to stay up to date with the academic world. We frequently evaluate our work through peer-reviewed conferences, and we love to attend academic events (see our recent ICSE and Crypto recaps). However, we consistently see one recurring issue at these acade...
Conspirators alleged to have accessed cloud accounts of management companies
South Korean firm latest in a long line to suffer digital heist
Chuckling Squad member arrested for hacking Twitter CEO’s Twitter account
Brewery hackers demand secret beer formula be put into production
Finland has introduced a cybersecurity certification labeling system for IoT devices
RedSeal study paints bleak future for Britain
Government-backed cyber-attacks target global users
Tech start-up Outcome Health allegedly sold ads that didn’t exist
Optiv Security is “downsizing” its London-based organic operations.
ENISA issues good practice guidance for the security of smart vehicles
New bill proposes granting US citizens the right to request companies delete data