Articles about Security
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Microsoft: 5 tips for developers to reduce malware false positives
Digitally signing files and keeping a good reputation are among the best practices Microsoft lays out for developers.
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Black Hat 2018: Sneaker bots and their challenges
Josh Shaul, vice president of web security at Akamai, sat down with TechRepublic's Dan Patterson at Black Hat 2018 to speak about sneaker sales' market and after-market.
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Demo at Black Hat 2018 of what corrupt data does to a Libelium Meshlium
Daniel Crowley, research baron for X-Force Red at IBM, and Jennifer Savage, security researcher at Threatcare, show an exploited demo based on vulnerabilities that were found in the Libelium Meshlium ...
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'Hacky hack hack': Teen arrested for breaking into Apple's network
Updated: The Apple fan allegedly managed to download roughly 90GB in corporate documents as well as access customer accounts.
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Black Hat 2018: Xerox CISO on why the tech industry needs to simplify
Dan Patterson interviewed Alissa Johnson, Xerox Chief Information Security Officer, at Black Hat. She discussed defining IT processes, simplifying the tech industry, and more.
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Why standardized IT equipment can be an effective cybersecurity strategy for SMBs
SMBs are struggling with the financial demands of IT security. Standardized equipment and a uniform IT environment may offer an effective, affordable approach to cybersecurity.
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Why the human factor is an evergreen problem in cybersecurity
Employee errors in business are a critical threat to nearly half of organizations. Here's how they are trying to solve it.
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How to manage unsandboxed plugins on your Chromebook
Tired of Chrome OS asking you if you want to allow an unsandboxed plugin to run? Jack Wallen shows you how to blacklist and whitelist URLs and Domains.
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Why phishing remains a critical cyber-attack vector
Spear phishing emails targeting business users are so well-crafted they should be called "laser" phishing attacks, says Microsoft's Cybersecurity Field CTO Diana Kelley.
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How weaponized AI creates a new breed of cyber-attacks
IBM security researchers discovered invasive and targeted artificial intelligence-powered cyber-attacks triggered by geolocation and facial recognition.
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Firefox users beware: This popular add-on could steal your browsing history
A Mozilla-endorsed security plugin, with 220,000+ installs, is collecting and logging users' activity, and it's still available for download.
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How AI-powered malware uses facial recognition technology
IBM security researchers demonstrate how new artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition technology can trigger malware lurking within common applications.
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How to inoculate the tech herd from IoT cyber-infections
We invite insecurity and hacking, says Scythe CEO Bryson Bort, by pushing millions of insecure IoT devices into the environment.
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52% of businesses have weak cybersecurity vulnerability assessment strategies
With the increasing number of cyberattacks, businesses must stay on top of vulnerability assessments. How mature is your cybersecurity?
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3 sets of G Suite security and privacy settings every admin should review
As Google Drive, Team Drives, and G Suite evolve, G Suite administrators may choose to configure security and privacy settings to meet a wide range of customer preferences.
