Threat predictions for 2024: Chained AI and CaaS operations give attackers more ‘easy’ buttons than everSponsored by FortinetNovember 22, 2023
Patch/Configuration ManagementThunderbird 2.0.0.19 addresses seven security issuesAngela MoscaritoloDecember 31, 2008Mozilla on Wednesday released Thunderbird 2.0.0.19 which addresses seven flaws, five of which are rated "moderate."
Threat ManagementMuslim hackers attack Israeli websites as Gaza strikes continueDan KaplanDecember 31, 2008Muslim extremists are targeting Israeli websites, as the conflict in the Gaza Strip rages on, with no end in sight.
Incident ResponseMD5 insecurity affects all internet usersAngela MoscaritoloDecember 30, 2008Certification Authorities that have not moved to a more secure cryptographic hash function than MD5 have come under fire in the security world.
Incident ResponseHackers find hole to create rogue digital certificatesAngela MoscaritoloDecember 30, 2008Research presented at the 25th Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin demonstrated how an attacker could impersonate any website, including those secured by the HTTPS protocol.
Breach1.5 million individuals affected in RBS WorldPay breachAngela MoscaritoloDecember 29, 2008Hackers may have accessed more than a million Social Security numbers being stored by WorldPay, an electronic payment processing service.
Network SecurityMicrosoft denies vulnerability in Windows Media PlayerAngela MoscaritoloDecember 29, 2008A new vulnerability was reported in Windows Media Player, allowing arbitrary code execution if exploited, but Microsoft says the report is inaccurate.
Incident ResponseVictory for enterprises in typosquatting caseGreg MastersDecember 29, 2008Verizon Communications has won a $31.15 million judgment against internet registrar OnlineNIC.
Application securityNew worm claiming to be Christmas e-card makes roundsDan KaplanDecember 25, 2008A new email worm has replaced Storm in an attempt to trick end-users into opening malware-laden holiday e-cards.