Security Bulletin

Respondents in Dark Reading's Strategic Security Survey believe that the primary cause of their organization's next major data breach would involve social engineering, negligent users, and insecure remote workers.

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SecurityWeek reports that organizations have been conducting complete security reviews on only 54% of major application code changes.

Artificial intelligence has been tapped by Google to strengthen cybersecurity defenses against increasingly sophisticated threats, according to SiliconAngle.

In a bid to accelerate zero trust adoption across federal agencies, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is poised to unveil the new Zero Trust Initiative Office, FedScoop reports.

Patches have been issued by ESET for a high-severity flaw impacting its antivirus, server, and endpoint offerings for Windows, as well as its security products for Exchange Server, Azure, SharePoint Server, and IBM Domino, which could be leveraged to...

New variants of the QBot malware, also known as Qakbot, have emerged since mid-December despite having been disrupted in August, suggesting continuous testing by the malware developer, BleepingComputer reports.

Windows systems have been subjected to attacks involving a new group of malware droppers collectively called TicTacToe that enabled the distribution of various final-stage payloads, including AgentTesla, Remcos, LokiBot, and SnakeLogger, during the...

Novel backdoor leveraged in Turla attacks Attacks with the novel TinyTurla-NG backdoor have been deployed by Russian state-backed threat operation Turla, also known as Secret Blizzard, Pensive Ursa, Iron Hunter, and Venomous Bear, against several non...

Trellix researchers say the RansomHouse group is mostly targeting corporate networks in the U.S. with multiple hypervisors.

The European Union is mandating industrial organizations to implement stronger cybersecurity measures. Learn which ones, and why it is important to act now.

For the second time this year, U.S. authorities neutralize a botnet of SOHO routers run by nation-state threat actors.