Posts tagged: Malware
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Why Signature-Based Malware Detection Falls Short
Cybercriminals have evolved beyond traditional antivirus detection. Learn why signature-based malware detection is no longer enough to protect your network.
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Data Breaches Now Lead to Lawsuits
Companies can now be sued for data breaches that compromise client data. Learn the legal risks your business faces and how to protect against costly litigation.
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Major Data Leak Hits Top 100 US Companies
A leading anti-malware product leaked terabytes of data from top US companies. Find out how this breach happened and what it means for enterprise security.
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HBO Hacked: Game of Thrones Data Stolen
Hackers breached HBO and stole Game of Thrones scripts and unreleased episodes. Learn what this mega-breach means for corporate cybersecurity defenses.
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Cybersecurity Analyst Gets Hacked: Ironic Attack
A senior cybersecurity analyst at a consulting firm was hacked by an attacker targeting security professionals. See what went wrong and lessons learned.
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How Mobile Apps Make Your Car Vulnerable to Thieves
Connected car apps create dangerous security gaps that thieves exploit to steal vehicles. Learn how your smartphone could be putting your car at risk.
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FedEx Cyberattack: A Costly Cybersecurity Lesson
FedEx learned the hard way why cybersecurity matters after a devastating cyberattack disrupted operations. See what every business can learn from this.
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NotPetya Malware Finds New Targets in US Healthcare
NotPetya malware has crippled medical transcription services across 60+ countries. See how this destructive attack permanently damages hard drives.
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Security Cameras Used Against You: Critical Bug Found
A devastating vulnerability in Axis security cameras could let attackers spy through your own devices. Discover the risks and how to secure your cameras.
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Why A Gambling Ban in Russia Led to Hacking in America
In 2009, Vladimir Putin shut down the Russian gambling industry. Not through high taxes or constricting regulations, but he actually made gambling ill...
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CIA TideCheck App Used to Spread Android Malware
The CIA built a fake app called TideCheck to deploy HighRise malware on Android devices and intercept SMS data. See what this means for mobile security.
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Massive Security Holes Found in Samsung Products
Researchers uncovered critical security vulnerabilities across Samsung devices and software. Learn what was found and how to protect your organization.
