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Browser extensions are amazing tools but sometimes not what they pretend to be. Some are in fact malicious and might be a great risk to the user or his/her data.
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Browser extensions are amazing tools but sometimes not what they pretend to be. Some are in fact malicious and might be a great risk to the user or his/her data.
The cyberespionage threat actor is aligned with Russian interests and has hit numerous organizations since 2017, aiming at stealing sensitive data.
Jack Wallen walks you through the process of deploying a Bitwarden vault server with the help of Docker containers.
TechRepublic speaks to HackerOne about how ethical hackers are helping to shrink the broader attack surface of cyber criminals.
USB-borne malware can infect your industrial equipment unless you take the proper precautions, says Honeywell.
Already three independent threat groups are using it to heavily target companies.
Sendinc lets you send encrypted messages using its own email client and third-party programs like Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird and Gmail.
Technical limitations are barriers to success but a new report finds that DevSecOps could be a game changer and will see growing market traction.
A new report from Heidrick & Struggles also finds that many feel secure in their jobs despite breaches, and only 14% of all CISOs sit on a corporate board.
Doron Hendler, CEO and co-founder of RevealSecurity, explains the right way and the wrong way to detect malicious behavior.
Dropbox Transfer encrypts the files you share to protect them from unwanted access.
Malware downloading data logging and other espionage tools aimed at Ukrainian organizations.
Intel introduced at Black Hat USA, a Tunable Replica Circuit to help protect against certain types of physical fault injection attacks without requiring any interaction with the computer owner.
Though the number of breaches reported in the first half of 2022 were lower than those for the same period in 2021, Flashpoint expects the final numbers to be similar.
The first half of 2022 saw a 48% increase in email attacks from the previous six months, with almost 70% of them containing a credential phishing link, says Abnormal Security.