by Paul Ducklin BACKDOORS, EXPLOITS, AND LITTLE BOBBY TABLES No audio player below? Listen directly on Soundcloud. With Doug Aamoth and Paul...

by Paul Ducklin Last week, Progress Software Corporation, which sells software and services for user interface development, devops, file management...

The North Korean state-backed threat actor Lazarus Group has reinvented its ongoing espionage campaign by exploiting known vulnerabilities in unpatched Windows IIS Web servers...

The stories are both infamous and legendary. Surplus computing equipment purchased at auction contains thousands of files with private information, including employee health records,...

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Threat actors are selling a novel credential harvester and hacktool via a Telegram channel, which can exploit numerous Web-based services to steal credentials. It...

As the saying goes, “There are only two types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those that will be.” With the...

Javascript has left no stone unturned when providing technological advancements in the digital world. The scripting programming language has drastically changed the web app...

A popular smart intercom and videophone from Chinese company Akuvox, the E11, is riddled with more than a dozen vulnerabilities, including a critical bug...

ESET researchers tease apart MQsTTang, a new backdoor used by Mustang Panda, which communicates via the MQTT protocol ESET researchers have analyzed...

During a recent interview, British computer scientist Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee, who is best known as the inventor of the World Wide Web, explained why...

by Paul Ducklin Late last week , popular web hosting company GoDaddy filed its compulsory annual 10-K report with the...