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an Adobe Flash Exploit Has Targeted Three Sites

Feb 27, 2014

An Adobe Flash exploit has targeted three sites. Adobe Systems on Thursday announced knowledge of the exploit and what steps to take. The company assigned the CVE identifier CVE-2014-0502 to the vulnerability. Its security bulletin ...

Tags: zero-day exploit, Security updates, Adobe Flash Player

A California Resident Affected by The Data Breach Has Filed a Lawsuit Against The Hackers

Dec 23, 2013

Target shoppers. Just in time for the holidays, your credit card data has been compromised. And according to Brian Krebs, the purloined information has been "flooding underground black markets in recent weeks, selling in batches of one ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics, Debit Cards, Credit

Cybercriminals and Nation States Are in Possession of as Many as 100 Zero-Day Flaws

Dec 10, 2013

On any given day cybercriminals and nation states are in possession of as many as 100 zero-day software exploits known only to them, NSS Labs has calculated using the commercial vulnerability market as a baseline. NSS Labs research ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Security Researchers Have Uncovered Two Unpatched Vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer

Nov 19, 2013

Security researchers have uncovered two unpatched vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer (IE) which have been exploited by attackers in an unusual “watering hole” campaign launched from a U.S.-based website that specialises in ...

Tags: IE, zero-day, hacker, watering hole

The Website of a U.S. Organisation Specialising Was Compromised with Malware

Nov 19, 2013

The website of a U.S. organisation specialising in national and international security policy was compromised with malware that targeted a previously unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer. A nation-state looking to compromise the ...

Tags: Nation-state, attack, IE, flaw

The Cyber Attack Adobe Recently Suffered Impacted 38 Million Users

Oct 31, 2013

Adobe, known for its Reader and Acrobat software, has confirmed that the cyber attack it recently suffered impacted 38 million users - more than 10 times the 2.9 million customers it had said were affected initially. The attack, which the ...

Tags: Adobe, software, Computer Products

The Tapping of Its Systems by The NSA Is a Result of Political, and Not Technical Issues

Sep 19, 2013

Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras SA), one of the world's largest oil and gas companies, has emphasised that the tapping of its systems by the US National Security Agency (NSA) is a result of political, and not technical issues. The NSA has ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

SAP Is to Circumvent Any Spying by The US NSA in Brazil

Sep 18, 2013

SAP is to circumvent any spying by the US National Security Agency (NSA) in Brazil by building data centres in the South American country. In documents aired by Brazil's biggest television network, Globo, the NSA had a presentation dated ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Firefox Is The Most Stable Web Browser and Internet Explorer

Aug 27, 2013

Firefox is the most stable web browser and Internet Explorer (IE) the most error- and crash-prone, according to mobile testing company Sauce Labs. It made the claims after testing the various popular browsers. Further reading Microsoft ...

Tags: Computer Products, Firefox, software

SnoopWall Has Filed a Patent with The United States Patent

Jul 24, 2013

SnoopWall has filed a patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO.gov). This utility patent has been filed under the international patent countries treaty (PCT) for worldwide protection of the SnoopWall technology. ...

Tags: Computer Products, software, SnoopWall technology

Microsoft Give $100,000 Reward for Demonstrating Novel Attack Tactics Against Windows 8.1

Jun 21, 2013

Microsoft took a two-year-old contest and turned it on its head to come up with a new reward program that will pay security researchers up to $100,000 for demonstrating novel attack tactics against Windows 8.1. In a broad announcement ...

Tags: Microsoft, Windows 8.1, Bounty Program

Microsoft Announced a Temporary Program for The Beta of Ie11

Jun 20, 2013

Microsoft on Wednesday backpedaled from a long-standing refusal to pay bug bounties when it announced a temporary program for the beta of Internet Explorer 11 (IE11). The Internet Explorer 11 Preview Bug Bounty will start June 26, the day ...

Tags: Microsoft, IE11 Bugs

SAP Has Significantly Improved The Security of Its Products Over The Past Few Years

Jun 20, 2013

SAP has significantly improved the security of its products over the past few years but many of its customers are negligent with their deployments, which exposes them to potential attacks that could cripple their businesses, according to ...

Tags: SAP Security, HTTP Services

The Average Organisation Believes It Would Spot a Data Breach in 10 Hours

Jun 19, 2013

The average organisation believes it would spot a data breach in 10 hours, a McAfee global survey of IT professionals has found. But is that result good, indifferent or an indication of the downright complacent? The firm’s ...

Tags: Data Breaches, McAfee

McAfee Reveals How Organisations Are Unable to Harness The Power of Big Data for Security

Jun 17, 2013

A study finds that just 35% of businesses can quickly detect security breaches and 58% store big security data for three months or less. McAfee have released a study that reveals how organisations around the world are unable to harness ...

Tags: Big Data, Security Breaches, McAfee

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