Shellshock Anniversary: Major Security Flaw Still Going Strong
As if to celebrate its two-year anniversary, Shellshock, one of the most infamous bugs of 2014, ramped up its activity in September.
IBM X-Force Perspective on the Aftermath of Heartbleed and Shellshock
With the Bash Shellshock exploit still clouding our vision, it's easy to lose sight of the Heartbleed OpenSSL vulnerability. How are the two similar?
Shellshock: Where the Bash Bug Could Hit the Hardest
The Bash bug, a new vulnerability known as Shellshock, could have a sizable impact on an untold number of devices, according to security experts.
Backoff Hacker Tool: Secret Service Warns Target Malware Still Active
According to a recent Secret Service and Department of Homeland Security release, the Backoff hacker tool is still alive and well in American POS systems.
Why Heartbleed Still Matters: Hindsight in the Age of Pervasive Exploits
The latest IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Report discusses the aftermath of the Heartbleed vulnerability, what organizations can learn and improve upon.
What to Do to Protect against Heartbleed OpenSSL Vulnerability
More than half of web servers on the internet use OpenSSL to safeguard data and user accounts. Versions 1.0.1 through 1.0.1f are vulnerable to an exploit that may expose user credentials, credit card data, sensitive documents and the server's...