Endpoint/Device Security

You picked them! Here's a look at the most read articles published on InfoSec Insider in 2017. From CASB to threat intelligence, you'll find a unique mix of some engaging content that answers some of your pressing questions.

Spanish researchers are developing a tool that will scan smartphones for 'electromagnetic emanations' that could be used to obtain encryption keys as part of an attack.

An Android trojan has been described as a jack of all trades due to its complicated modular architecture.

A new mobile malware family, dubbed GnatSpy, that may be a much more dangerous variant of the earlier VAMP malware, has been reported in the wild.

Apple has continued to roll out patches to fix the KRACK (Key Reinstallation AttaCKs) series of vulnerabilities, this time in its AirPort Base Station firmware.

The individual, or people, behind the BrickerBot malware attacks have decided to hang up their mouse and keyboard after claiming to have locked more than 10 million supposedly unsecure Internet of Things devices.