Tag: cybersecurity news
These Are the Four Common DNS Attacks
From banking to e-commerce and retail to restaurant chains, it’s imperative for every business to have a digital presence on the internet today. However,...
How Uber’s 2016 Data Breach Took a Wrong Turn
Mistakes are inevitable, but intentional acts may result in severe repercussions. Uber’s negligence of hiding a data breach took the taxi-aggregator to multiple wrong...
French Organizations on APT31 Group’s Radar
Like ransomware attacks, cyber espionage campaigns are fatal and can cause irreparable damage to enterprise IT security perimeter. Government and organizations must enforce robust...
Over 80 U.S. Municipalities Suffer Data Breach via Misconfigured Amazon S3...
Whether it’s accidental or hacker intrusion, data breach incidents affect an organization in multiple ways. It could lead to severe security risks if the...
3 Steps to Boost Your Enterprise Cloud Security
Cloud computing has already revolutionized the way businesses operate. Several organizations jumped the bandwagon of deploying multiple cloud environments into their IT infrastructure. Organizations are...
DevilsTongue – A New Spyware from Israeli Company Candiru
Not all malware variants are available on underground darknet markets. Some criminal syndicates design and supply them, especially for state-sponsored cyberattacks. In a recent...
Facebook Suspends Accounts of Iranian Hackers Targeting U.S. Defense
Social media handles are the primary target for cybercriminals to impersonate high-rated profiles for malicious activities. Recently, Facebook disrupted several fake accounts operated by...
U.S. Govt. Introduces Two Initiatives to Curb State-sponsored Attacks
Organizations and governments across the globe are working towards curbing the rising cyberattacks. From joint cyber operations to awareness programs, several federal agencies are...
Alert, Facebook Users! That Copyright Complaint Could be Malicious
It’s a common practice for threat actors to exploit users’ social media handles for their illicit activities. From malware payloads to hacking tools, attackers...
While Employees Work Remotely, Attackers Target Their IoT Devices Left in...
While the pandemic forced employees to work from home, most of their IoT devices were left behind connected to the corporate networks. Unpatched flaws...
