New Zero-Day Vulnerability for Windows Tweeted, Immediately Exploited
A new zero-day vulnerability affecting Windows 7 through 10 was recently disclosed on Twitter. Within two days, security researchers spotted it in the wild.
Cold Comfort: Outdated Software Puts Companies in the Hot Seat
Outdated software offers familiarity for IT teams, but that's cold comfort when it comes to the hot seat of legal challenges and ransomware infections.
Stuxnet: The Computer Worm That Keeps on Living
Kapersky Labs explained that the life of a computer worm exploit doesn't end with the release of a security patch. Stuxnet is one example.
Zero-Day Deals? Shadow Brokers Looking for Windows Exploit Buyer
The cybergang known as the Shadow Brokers is allegedly peddling a new zero-day Windows exploit. Is the threat credible enough to warrant blocking SMB?
Security Updates End for Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10
Internet Explorer is ending security updates for its IE8, 9 and 10 versions, pushing users to the most modern version of the browser.
Protecting POS Systems From Dexter and Other Advanced Malware
Maintaining the security of POS systems is a growing concern: The Dexter malware has been found to target customers' payment information.