Interactive chatbots are being used in phishing attacks in an effort to increase victim confidence, while reducing their attention, according to SecurityWeek.
HSCC medical device contracting guidance outlines what’s needed to ensure strong security policies between providers and manufacturers: sometimes that means paying more upfront for better measures.
Suspected Russian hacking group Wizard Spider has been operating with a significant arsenal of compromised devices and a complicated but highly distributed workflow, according to ZDNet.
QNAP advises customers to update their devices immediately and to not expose their NAS systems to the internet since discovering the Deadbolt ransomware.
Adoption of the security standards years after voluntary federal guidelines are low, and the majority of healthcare organizations are still struggling to keep pace, a cybersecurity expert testified at a May 18 Senate hearing.
ZDNet reports that Microsoft Windows users are being targeted by a new phishing campaign involving a malicious attachment deploying the AveMariaRAT, PandoraHVNC, and BitRAT malware strains.
Malware could be loaded into the Bluetooth chips of iPhones and could be executed even if the devices are turned off through a new attack surface discovered by researchers at the Technical University of Darmstadt's Secure Mobile Networking Lab, according to The Hacker News.
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