10 cutting-edge security threats
These 10 threats, bugs, and vulnerabilities serve as reminders that computer security goes well beyond the PC.
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IoT security is getting worse, not better: researchers
125 new vulnerabilities identified as testing finds popular devices can be readily compromised.
David Braue | 20 Sep | Read more
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Security visibility crucial to automating SecOps collaboration, cloud transition
A lack of network visibility and information sharing continues to hinder organisational efforts to unify security specialists and IT operations teams in a 'SecOps' mode of organisational functioning, a cloud-computing specialist has warned.
David Braue | 18 Apr | Read more
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Microsoft opens limited bug bounty for CoreCLR and ASP.NET 5 betas
Microsoft wants hackers and researchers to prod its .NET Core CLR runtime and ASP.NET 5 betas in Visual Studio 15 for security vulnerabilities.
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10 cutting-edge security threats
These 10 threats, bugs, and vulnerabilities serve as reminders that computer security goes well beyond the PC.
Nick Mediati | 06 Oct | Read more
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The week in security: Analytics show promise as Android's StageFright continues and everything proves hackable
If you're worried about security vulnerabilities, you're not alone five critical areas of security have researchers worried. One of them is the security of the Android mobile operating system, which was in the spotlight as IBM located another Android bug and a zero-day flaw in Google's Admin app allowed malicious apps to read its files. Google's first attempt to patch the high-profile StageFright bug was unsuccessful and the company said it would be November before a complete fix to the bug would be delivered.
David Braue | 17 Aug | Read more
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The Next Heartbleed: 5 security vulnerabilities to watch
By and large, the major websites hit by Heartbleed have recovered. So have the bad guys, who are undoubtedly plotting their next move. Here, security experts offer their take on five large-scale, Heartbleed-level vulnerabilities for which CIOs should prepare.
John Brandon | 10 Jun | Read more