Larry Loeb Author, | 4/24/2019
jQuery is an extremely popular fast, small, and feature-rich front-end JavaScript library. It is used by developers to make tasks like HTML document traversal and manipulation, event handling, animation and Ajax much simpler with an easy-to-use API which is functional across a multitude of browsers.
Larry Loeb Author, | 4/23/2019
In 2014, the Internet came to a shuddering halt because the hardware used in switching packets around the wired networks which connect it all together had no memory left to hold the secret decoder ring it used to handle where those packets were supposed to end up.
Larry Loeb Author, | 4/22/2019
Confiant has spotted the known threat actor eGobbler back in action. This group is well-known for attempting its campaigns around holidays, which is when it assumes there will be increased consumer traffic.
Larry Loeb Author, | 4/19/2019
Israeli-based Cyberint has found evidence of remote access Trojans (RATs) being used in attacks on financial entities in the United States as well as worldwide.
Larry Loeb Author, | 4/18/2019
One of the nicer things that comes along with being a well known security guy like Brian Krebs is that sources leak to you. Sometimes they leak bad information, but other times you get the goods on a situation that might not have otherwise seen the light of day. The latter seems to have happened here.
Larry Loeb Author, | 4/17/2019
You're a wizened cyber criminal, used to buying exploits from dark websites so that you can unleash upon an unsuspecting populace your nefarious schemes and gain untold profits.
Larry Loeb Author, | 4/16/2019
The Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an alert about enterprise-grade virtual private networks that points to a vulnerability note issued by CERT/CC.
Larry Loeb Author, | 4/15/2019
A new piece of sophisticated malware has been made public by researchers at Kaspersky. While the complexity and the sophistication of the malware suggest that it is the product of a nation-state, it bears none of the code fingerprints of any known nation-state hacker group.
Joe Stanganelli Managing Director, Blackwood King LC, | 4/12/2019
The Internet of Things has been expanding exponentially over the years. Gartner predicts that within the next five years, there will be approximately 1.7 billion new devices per annum attaching to enterprise networks -- and, accordingly, that the number of endpoint devices that CIOs will be expected to manage will triple in that time. This in and of ...
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Keith Furst of Data Derivatives interviews Daniel Wagner, author of a new book, Virtual Terror: 21st Century Cyber Warfare. They discuss the ways ...
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An interview with Steve Grobman, CTO of McAfee
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