Security Bulletin

In a repeat of similar attacks during the summer, threat actors affiliated with the ShinyHunters extortion group used a third-party application to steal organizations' Salesforce data.

In a potential gift to geopolitical adversaries, the encrypted messaging app uses a leaky custom protocol that allows message replays, impersonation attacks, and sensitive information exposure from chats.

Even the most advanced systems like Cloudflare can fall victim to software issues and become a global point of failure, Dr. David Utzke argues, adding that the recent outage should be a warning for enterprises.

A new security framework responds to a shift in attackers' tactics, one that allows them to infiltrate enterprises "silently" through their own policies.

Automation is rewriting early-career cybersecurity work, raising urgent questions about how the next generation of security professionals will gain real-world expertise.

The US national cyber director describes the next cyber strategy as focusing "on shaping adversary behavior," adding consequences and aggressive response.

The regime's cyber-espionage strategy employs dual-use targeting, collecting info that can support both military needs and broader political objectives.

A Formula 1 pit crew demonstrates the basic principles of how modern security teams should work.

Dark Reading Confidential Episode 12: Experts help cyber job seekers get noticed, make an argument for a need to return to the hacker ethos of a bygone era, and have a stark conversation about keeping AI from breaking the sector's talent pipeline for...

A unique take on the software update gambit has allowed "PlushDaemon" to evade attention as it mostly targets Chinese organizations.

Editors from Dark Reading, Cybersecurity Dive, and TechTarget Search Security break down the depressing state of cybersecurity awareness campaigns and how organizations can overcome basic struggles with password hygiene and phishing attacks.

Have you ever given two seconds of thought to a browser notification? No? That's what hackers bent on phishing are counting on.