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TREND ANALYSIS: Why AI may be the ultimate replacement for password security.
The same core vulnerability that enabled the WannaCry ransomware attack in 2017 is still being used by attackers looking to exploit vulnerable systems, according to Symantec.
Researchers from the Unit 42 threat intelligence team at Palo Alto Networks discovered a vast network of scam affiliate marketing sites that were using subdomains set up on compromised GoDaddy users accounts.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Cyber-criminals are getting better at finding ways to extract large sums of money from companies through the use of email and phishing attacks.
eWEEK is building a new IT products and services section that encompasses most of the categories that we cover on our site. In it, we will spotlight the leaders in each sector, which include enterprise software, hardware, security, on-premises-based systems and cloud services. We also will...
Flashpoint is adding new visibility for dark web account and card store data alongside an enhanced dashboard in an effort to deliver actionable intelligence that advances the state of security.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: Machine learning and artificial intelligence can be hard terms to define, so how does this play into security product marketing? Are the terms being oversold--or undersold--to potential buyers? Here are some suggestions on what questions to ask security vendors.
VMware is including the Pod Security Policy capability, which is still considered to be a beta feature in the open-source Kubernetes cloud-native container orchestration project, as a supported component in its enterprise-grade Kubernetes platform.
Business Email Compromise scams continue to grow as one of the leading categories of internet fraud, though there is a glimmer of hope, as the FBI's efforts to recover assets are seeing some success.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: By 2023, Forrester is forecasting that the global market for cloud security solutions will reach $12.7 billion, as organizations across multiple sectors continue to deploy mission-critical workloads in the public cloud.
A new means of DNS hijacking is moving from government entities to the private sector as threat actors work to harvest your security credentials and then compromise your network.
Google outlines the approach it has taken to mitigate risks from XSS web flaws by using Content Security Policy.
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