Security Bulletin

In a bid to bolster its international cybercrime combating capabilities, the FBI has added six new cyber assistant legal attaches to be sent to U.S. embassies in Brasilia, New Delhi, Rome, and others, representing an almost 40% increase in cyber...

Apache fixed a vulnerability in its OfBiz enterprise resource planning (ERP) framework last month, but attackers and researchers found a way around the patch.

Application protection platform vendor PingSafe is set to be acquired by SentinelOne, which seeks to achieve cloud security leadership with the purchase, according to CRN.

Estes Express Lines reports ransomware-related data breach Major U.S. private freight transportation provider Estes Express Lines has disclosed that 21,184 individuals had their data stolen following a ransomware attack initially reported in October...

One of the world's largest aerospace companies is eyeing a cybersecurity upgrade.

The ancestry and biotech company company said victims “were not affected by any security breach” under California’s privacy law.

Security pros say compromising IoT devices, as well as industrial control and operational tech, is an effective tactic in modern warfare.

If Ukraine's core telephone network can be taken out, organizations in the West could easily be next, Ukraine's SBU chief says.

Security pros say while the 12-character requirement by LastPass is a step in the right direction, teams still need to enforce multi-factor authentication and practice continuous monitoring.

The compromise reportedly led to corruption in the routing of a Spanish telecom provider's network.

The hours-long breach — since resolved — directed users to a suspicious website as attackers posing as crypto-wallet service Phantom took over the feed of the Google subsidiary.

The SolarWinds SEC lawsuit illuminates the potential risks faced by CISOs and other cybersecurity executives.