FireEye’s World War C report showed that only 0.016% of cyber attacks originate from the UK.
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(INFOGRAPHIC) Web applications are inherently insecure due to vulnerabilities that are hard to patch and easy to exploit.
Clothing and jewelry embedded with microprocessors are a growing fad. The idea is that we’ll soon do our computing right from our apparel.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Iranian hackers have successfully penetrated unclassified US Navy computers, the allegations were made by US officials that consider the attacks a serious intrusion within the Government network.
Millions of pieces of malware and thousands of malicious hacker gangs roam today’s online world preying on easy dupes. Reusing the same tactics that have worked for years
Web applications are one of the most targeted systems as they are directly exposed to internet. There is no web server without serious vulnerabilities
The same miscreants responsible for breaking into the networks of America’s top consumer and business data brokers appear to have also infiltrated and stolen huge amounts of data from the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C)
Last week, one of the partners in my firm (Bishop Fox) said something that really rang true: if you want to be a real penetration tester, you have to live it.
Check out this recent DEFCON 20 documentary directed by Jason Scott. Getting behind the scenes at DEFCON last year, this video gives a great insight in to almost everything that goes off at one of the biggest hacking events in the world.
Gen. Keith Alexander, head of the embattled National Security Agency (NSA), says he is willing to share cyberattack information with the private sector — an offer seen as a Trojan horse by at least one expert.