Security Bulletin

Operational technology security incidents impacted 46% of organizations around the world during the past year, with ransomware accounting for nearly half of such incidents, SecurityWeek reports.

TechCrunch reports that more than 155,000 drivers of youth-oriented rideshare startup HopSkipDrive had their data stolen following a cyberattack between the end of May and early June.

Pennsylvania court system disrupted by DDoS attack Outages have been reported by Pennsylvania Courts for some of its website's services following a distributed denial-of-service attack, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm...

Here are six ways to fight the rising tide of W2 fraud as tax season commences.

SiliconAngle reports that over 240,000 hosts are being identified by a Shodan search to be Confluence servers even though the total number of internet-exposed Confluence servers is only about 4,000.

Microsoft released the public preview of Face Check, which detects a user's liveness and compares appearance against existing documents such as a driver’s license to verify identity.

The systems that make up a smart city ecosystem are not easily secured and require better design and better policy to ensure they are not vulnerable.

“Have I Been Pwned?” creator Troy Hunt detailed the leak of more than 207,000 user records.

A grouping of serious printer bugs, unveiled at last summer's Pwn2Own, were patchless for months, but are finally fixed now.

Tens of thousands of workers are effected by a fellow employee dipping into files that include everything from SSNs and names to union status and compensation data.