Are Companies Doing Enough to Secure PII? I Spoke With Security Expert Frank Abagnale to Find Out
For the enterprise responsible for protecting customers' PII, should passwords be stored at all — even encrypted?
Long Live the Password — Even if You Don’t Want It To
To reduce the risk of a breach due to weak or stolen passwords, companies are adopting multifactor authentication, which requires users to submit an extra piece of data in addition to their password.
Attackers Use EternalBlue and PowerShell Scripts to Spread Cryptomining Malware Across Asia
A cryptomining malware campaign originally discovered in January is now using the EternalBlue exploit to target users in Asia, according to security researchers.
Preparing for the Unpredictable: Security in a New World of Mobile Malware
Mobile malware is nothing new. But in recent months, attackers have been getting more creative and resourceful with how they conceal, distribute and deploy these threats.
New Gustuff Android Trojan Capable of Targeting More Than 100 Banking Apps
Researchers detected a new Android Trojan called Gustuff that is capable of targeting more than 100 mobile banking apps.
Are Passwords Killing Your Customer Experience? Try Passwordless Authentication
By implementing passwordless authentication, organizations can deliver the experience customers deserve and the security they demand.
New Variant of Mirai Malware Exploits Weak IoT Device Passwords to Conduct Brute-Force Attacks
Security researchers discovered a new variant of Mirai malware known as Miori that is targeting internet of things (IoT) devices to integrate into a larger botnet.
It’s Time to Dispel These Dangerous Password Security Myths
Passwords are bad, and alternatives abound. But first we need to overcome the common myths and misconceptions about the password.
What Can Your Enterprise Learn From the Worst Passwords of 2018?
Splash Data released its list of the worst passwords of 2018. How does your enterprise stack up, and what advice can you give users to help improve their password security hygiene in the new year?
Hide ‘N Seek Botnet Continues to Grow by Infecting IoT Devices Using Default Credentials
Avast security analysts reported that the Hide 'N Seek botnet continues to grow by infecting vulnerable Internet of Things (IoT) devices still using their default passwords.