“Women in Cybersecurity”- a really interesting and relevant topic to discuss- not only on Women’s Day but perhaps on any other day. Let’s begin the discussion on a rather positive…
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In a surprise move at the RSA security convention, the National Security Agency announced the release of Ghidra, a free open source free software engineering toolkit. NSA has been using…
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Alphabet’s Chronicle, the cybersecurity owes its inception to X (formerly Google X), launched its first product — a security data platform called Backstory. Backstory gives security analysts the ability to…
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According to an article on helpnetsecurity.com, it reads that nearly 40 percent of good domains carried malicious URLs. So now the question arises is legitimate websites compromised to host malicious…
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What will you think of when you hear the word “information leak due to unauthorized access“? Why data breach incidents does not decrease? One of the reasons is the sophistication…
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Just like other social media platforms before it like Twitter and Facebook, Instagram (which is also a Facebook property) has experienced massive growth of its user base for the last…
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Various anti-malware vendors are scrambling to fix their products in order to detect the new variant of Separ malware family. Separ is known as a password stealer virus, with its…
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A fatal cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerability on Facebook was discovered by a security researcher, and interestingly it allowed hackers to take over Facebook accounts with a simple one-click on…
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The 35-day long U.S. Government shutdown has not only delayed basic government services and underfunded the operations of many state agencies and companies, but also caused a lot of missed…
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Cybercriminals love to target institutions that either holds a lot of personal information or lots of money with weak security. Of course, the mainstream banks have a lot of money…
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