Tag: Malware

When it comes to online banking, what is considered a commercially reasonable means of fraud protection, and how effective are those means to begin with?

Will white-listing or blacklisting better protect your enterprise? We weigh in on the ongoing debate.

A firm can face a malware breach if its risk engine does not see every stage of an attack, as one bank recently discovered.

Java suffers the most malware infections of any programming language and recent zero-day exploits now warrant removing it from business applications.

A new video shows a uMitB scam stealing "Verified by Visa" and "MasterCard SecureCode" credentials from unsuspecting victims through a webinject.

Malware authors have created variants to monitor Web sessions between a customer and their bank in order to change data in real time and steal information.

Endpoint security can be compromised if employees have permission to make administrative changes on company devices. However, they may still be at risk.

A new type of malware distributes Blackhole exploit kits that compromise user endpoints through malicious advertising, or "malvertising."

Corporate security teams can manage their devices' endpoints when they're on-site, but what about when an employee works remotely?

Businesses should protect themselves against advanced malware; although it makes up a small sliver of malware threats, its impact can be devastating.