Ransomware makes use of intermittent encryption to bypass detection algorithms
Some ransomware groups are now using a new method to try to bypass those detections.
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Image: SeanPavonePhoto/Adobe Stock Security ‘Cyber insecurity’ in healthcare is leading to increased patient mortality rates
A new report finds that ransomware attacks are delaying procedures and tests, resulting in poor patient outcomes and increased complications from medical procedures.
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Image: Arcansél/Adobe Stock Security Impact of Samsung’s most recent data breach unknown
The lack of transparency could be cause for concern, but the data stolen is not high value.
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Image: James-Thew/Adobe Stock Security The rise of Linux malware: 9 tips for securing the OSS
Jack Wallen ponders the rising tide of Linux malware and offers advice on how to help mitigate the issue.
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Image: ArtemisDiana/Adobe Stock Edge The risks of edge computing
Edge computing opens organizations up to some security risks, but they can be mitigated with the proper planning.
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Image: Rafael Henrique/Adobe Stock Security How to manage ad blocking in Opera
Jack Wallen shows you how to take control of online advertisements in the Opera web browser, so you can stop worrying ads will take control of you.
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Image: Adobe Stock Security PCI DSS compliance improving but still lags highs
The new PCI DSS 4.0 standard means organizations will have to up their game beginning in 2024.
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Image: Apple. iPhone 14 Pro Mobility iPhone 14 cheat sheet: Everything to know about Apple’s 2022 flagship phones
Learn all about the key features, specs, pricing, availability and other details about Apple's 2022 release of iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro.
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Image: metamorworks, Getty Images/iStockphoto Edge Benefits of edge computing
Learn more about how edge computing can reduce latency, boost performance and improve data security among other benefits.
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Image: James Thew/Adobe Stock Security Traffers threat: The invisible thieves
Traffers are cybercriminals organized in teams whose purpose is to steal a maximum of bankable information from infected computers, which they sell to other cybercriminals.
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Image: Adobe Stock Security Sliver offensive security framework increasingly used by threat actors
The offensive security tool used by penetration testers is also being used by threat actors from the ransomware and cyberespionage spheres.
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Image: Gorodenkoff/Adobe Stock Security Security investment, toolchain consolidation emerge as top priorities
A new survey from GitLab also finds that nearly three-quarters of respondents have adopted or are planning to adopt a DevOps platform within the year.
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Image: William W. Potter/Adobe Stock CXO Cosmetics giant Sephora first to be fined for violating California’s Consumer Privacy Act
Sephora will have to pay $1.2 million in penalties, inform California customers it sells their personal data and offer them ways to opt out.
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Image: Adobe Stock Security Privacy and security issues associated with facial recognition software
As the facial recognition market continues to grow, business leaders should consider these issues before deciding whether to implement the technology.
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Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto/Balefire9 Security How a business email compromise attack exploited Microsoft’s multi-factor authentication
Mitiga says that MFA, even if improperly configured, is no panacea for preventing attackers from abusing compromised credentials.