Security researchers have documented a Facebook credential phishing campaign that has been active since late 2021, and has been highly successful in duping victims using an authentic-looking spoofed login page.
Online therapy is just the same as regular therapy, except for the fact that it takes place online. It allows patients to get help from the safety and comfort of their private space, rather than sitting in front of a therapist in a traditional brick-and-mortar environment.
Retail industry is one of the worst-prepared for cyber attacks, yet is also one of the most heavily targeted by online threats during the holiday shopping season.
A recent audit of websites by the well-known Online Trust Alliance has revealed something that many consumers have long suspected. Financial institutions are the least trusted when it comes to cybersecurity. Although the results are no doubt coloured by the inherent fear that many consumers have when it comes to the security of their money, it should still be a worry for banks which have long struggled with issues around online trust.
This year’s Online Trust Audit shows dramatic increases in overall website security across all sectors, with a jump from 52% to 70% of websites making to Honor Roll. However, privacy scores were lower overall this year.
Executives concerned about secure applications but developers are not confident that they are writing secure code or the security of third party modules.
A new study from Tanium indicates that businesses overwhelmingly believe that cyber resilience and business resilience is fundamental, but have a great deal of trouble achieving it.
An alarming number of pre-installed Android apps are not included in Google Play which open the smartphone and tablet users to data exploitation by their device manufacturer.
Thousands of companies using popular NPM libraries have just learned that the hidden price of free software is that the open source developer may withdraw their consent at any time.
Open source software has worked its way into the vast majority of organizations around the world. That makes open source security a universal business issue, and a new report from security firm Veracode presents some very troubling findings.
