Tag: Security / Security News

The week started out with a bang, or several of them really. Remember Meltdown and Spectre, the vulnerabilities that affected basically every […]

For decades, the security industry has warned that the cybercriminal economy has been developing its own highly specialized, professional supply chain. But […]

Despite high-profile arrests and protocols with clever names, the robocall scourge remains indomitable. On Wednesday, Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai teased […]

As part of its expanded anti-phishing and account security measures, Google offers extensive support for physical authentication tokens. In a surprising setback, […]

It was a week of notable firsts, although not always welcome ones. Israel responded to a Hamas cyberattack by blowing up the […]

On the dark-web drug market Empire this week, business proceeds as usual. “Satisfied customer, will be back,” writes one user on the […]

Thanks to advances in machine learning, computers have gotten really good at identifying what’s in photographs. They started beating humans at the […]

The anonymity service Tor has grown in popularity around the world over the past few years, but it has also long been […]

The week began with dragon’s breath. After a major breach in its firewall, a scrappy security team in the north engaged in […]

In the United States, the public discourse has lately centered around nation-state disinformation campaigns much more than hacktivism. But internationally, dramatic or […]