Vulnerabilities/Threats

Decisions in the UK and Australia, and lawsuits in the United States, could force facial-recognition providers to remove data from their machine-learning models.

More than 150 HP printer models have bugs that could enable attackers to steal data and gain an initial foothold on enterprise networks.

The side that's better at collaborating with allies will have the upper hand, and until now, that distinction has gone to the cybercriminals.

HAECHI-II initiative represents Interpol's stepped-up efforts to tackle the operators of financially motivated online scams and other cyberattacks.

A gradual transition to a world beyond passwords predisposes zero-trust projects to success.

MediaTek systems-on-a-chip are embedded in more than one-third of smartphones and IoT devices around the world.

Standards need to reflect that most endpoints will be remote and/or wireless.

The new variants, improved for stealth and persistence, share code with other malware samples attributed to the C-23 APT.

The company seeks to hold Israeli firm NSO Group liable for the targeting of Apple users and requests a permanent injunction to ban its use of Apple products and services.

Attackers typically target consumers with malicious text messages containing obfuscated links, but experts say businesses are threatened as well.

The ancient Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu would agree: The best defense is to avoid an attack in the first place.

Each security step, no matter how small, can have great impact in detecting and deterring cyber theft.

The incident, which affected 1.2 million users, raises concerns about domain impersonation attacks and other malicious activities.

CISA and the FBI share steps organizations should take to better protect against security threats during holidays and weekends.

Are you asking the right questions when developing your incident response playbook? What security tasks are you willing to automate?