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City of Pensacola hit by a cyberattack few days after military base shooting
The city of Pensacola, Florida, had been hit by a cyberattack, just days after a Saudi...
China 3-5-2 directive orders state offices to remove foreign hardware and software
3-5-2 Directive - The Chinese government s to replace foreign hardware and software with its...
VPN: Do You Really Need It? This Will Help You Decide!
By Amelia Blanche
Privacy is an aspect that is increasingly valued when it comes to surfing...
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Lack of Infosec & Devsecops
Roots at the college level
By DRP; Cybersecurity Lab Engineer
The InfoSec field and industry continue to grow at an outstanding pace. This is being driven...
Seeing Around Corners: Operatively-Sourced Intel Predicted a Ransomware Outbreak
Operatively-sourced intelligence signaled the rise of petya ransomware as early as January 2017... A game of cyber "cat and mouse" on a global level.
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Malvertising – Advertising, But With A Hook That Hurts, And Hurts...
By Chris Olson, CEO of The Media Trust
Malvertising, a combination of malware and advertising, has more than doubled in the past three years and...
Brazilian “Car Wash” Task Force: Cyber Security Lessons
By Rodrigo Ruiz & Rogério Winter
The creators of House of Cards have publicly stated that their work is Discovery Kids. Brazil already stars in...
Cyber Defense Perspectives For 2018
By Milica D. Djekic
2017 is at its end and we are easily approaching 2018. Many people would happily wait for a New Year, but...
White House Release of Vulnerabilities Equities Process Validates Industry Concerns
By Willis McDonald, Threat Research Manager and Senior Threat Research, Core Security
When the U.S. Government discovers an unpatched vulnerability, it has a choice: disclose...
US Agency Security Doubts Hinder Move To Hybrid Cloud
By Felipe Fernandez
For the past seven years, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget has been pushing Federal agencies to move much of their...
