Purportedly developed by the National Security Agency (NSA), at least one APT was using hacking tools long before the Shadow Brokers released the notorious trove of U.S. cyberweapons, according to new analysis. Active since 2010, the Buckeye threat group is credited by experts for running Operation Clandestine Fox, Operation Clandestine Wolf, Continue Reading
According to the Israel Defense Force, Hamas launched a cyberattack over the weekend, to which it Israel responded with an airstrike. It’s thought to be the first time that a military has reacted with physical violence in real time against a cyberattack Ian Thornton-Trump, security head at AmTrust Europe, told Forbes that Israel Continue Reading
Researchers at Sygnia Consulting security have found that flaws in the PrinterLogic Print Management software could let an invader perform code remotely on endpoints. The key problem is that the software does not authenticate SSL and software update certificates, which could let an invader reconfigure the software. Additionally, the PrinterLogic Continue Reading
Programmers are said to have been affected by ransomware that apparently smears their Git repositories’ commits, replacing them with a ransom note challenging Bitcoin. An extraordinarily high number of developers have complained online about the impacts of the software foul, with the repos affected being hosted across a number of Continue Reading
In today’s complex tech-driven world, security has assumed utmost importance. Cyber security and information security are typically used as synonyms in security terminology, creating a lot of misunderstanding among security professionals. So, here we would like to clear the misconception between cyber security and information security.
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