Vulnerability Management

A number of fixes were issued on Wednesday for security vulnerabilities in Thunderbird 45.6.

Security researchers found three zero-day vulnerabilities in PHP 7, all of which could prove extremely dangerous to any site using the web programming language.

Older versions of the code library PHPMailer contain a critical vulnerability that remote attackers can leverage to take over a web server account and compromise a targeted web application via arbitrary code execution.

Security Research Labs found that the three computer systems responsible for booking about 90 percent of all airline trips worldwide can expose passenger information due to several legacy flaws.

Millions of gamers were spared any downtime over Christmas as pre-holiday threats by LizardSquad, PhantomSquad and R.I.U. Star Patrol to take down PlayStation Network and Xbox Live proved hollow.

The FBI is investigating a hack into the network of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which is said to have lasted years.

A Twitter account of Britney Spears was hacked and fake messages posted announcing the pop star's death.

As we continue to ramp up our efforts in providing you with a resourceful library of content you can rely on, we’ve decided to reflect on some of the top InfoSec insider articles of 2016, based on the engagement we’ve received from our readers.