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ZDNet Security
The ransomware business is booming, and really anyone can be the next victim. Here's how to protect yourself and your organization from an attack. Too late for prevention? We'll show you what to do next.
ZDNet Security
All the tech around us is collecting our personal data. ZDNET's updated guide tells you everything you need to know about securing your online accounts and identity from hackers, scam artists, stalkers, and even the government.
ZDNet Security
Also called the deep web, this encrypted area of the internet isn't indexed by search engines and requires specific preparation to access. Is it safe or even legal? Strap on your VPN and all will be revealed in this dark web guide.
ZDNet Security
You don't have to be a sysadmin to keep your Linux desktop distribution safe from cybersecurity threats. But you do have to follow a few best practices.
Graham Cluley
Attackers are using the "ZeroFont" technique to manipulate the preview of a message to suggest it had already been scanned for threats. Read more in my article in the Tripwire State of Security blog.
Bleeping Computer
The FBI has warned about a new trend in ransomware attacks where multiple strains are deployed on victims' networks to encrypt systems in under two days. [...]
Dark Reading
It's important to know the difference between the two terms. Here's why.
The Hacker News
When you roll out a security product, you assume it will fulfill its purpose. Unfortunately, however, this often turns out not to be the case. A new report, produced by Osterman Research and commissioned by Silverfort, reveals that MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) and PAM (Privileged Access Management) solutions are almost never deployed comprehensively enough to provide resilience to identity
The Register
Sometimes using AI to make hilariously wrong images that still drive social media engagement Microsoft, which earlier this week not being able to detect a Chinese attack on its own infrastructure, has published a [PDF] titled "Digital threats from East Asia increase in breadth and effectiveness." In the report, Redmond's Threat Intelligence group expounds on its fresh insight into evolving online aggressions from both China and North Korea.… admitted report
ZDNet Security
Going forward, organizations won't be defined by the quality or price of their products and services, but by their use of artificial intelligence to do things differently.