Protecting Enterprises From State-Sponsored Hackers
There seems to be a continuous drip, drip, drip of cyber breaches on a daily basis. For example, last month 12 million […]
Tag: Security
Magecart Hacker Group Hits 17,000 Domains—and Counting
You may not recognize the name Magecart, but you’ve seen its impact. A set of sophisticated hacking groups, Magecart has been behind […]
The Window to Rein In Facial Recognition Is Closing
In the wake of jarring revelations about how United States law enforcement agencies have deployed facial recognition, Congress seemed, for a moment, […]
Bots in the Boardroom
This year, 82% of Radware’s C-Suite Perspectives survey respondents reported a focus on automation compared to 71% who indicated the same response […]
Zoom Will Fix the Flaw That Let Hackers Hijack Webcams
After initially saying that it wouldn’t issue a full fix for a vulnerability disclosed on Monday, the video conferencing service Zoom has […]
A Zoom Flaw Gives Hackers Easy Access to Your Webcam
Zoom has gained devotees—and a post-IPO boom—thanks to its dead-simple video conferencing tech. Joining a call is particularly easy; with the click […]
Executives’ Changing Views on Cybersecurity
What does the shift in how cybersecurity is viewed by senior executives within organizations mean? To find out, Radware surveyed more than […]
How to Protect Our Kids’ Data and Privacy
YouTube is currently under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission following complaints that the platform improperly collected data from young users. It’s […]
What Is Credential Dumping?
Despite all the cybersecurity industry’s talk of preventing “breaches,” a computer network in some ways is less like a fortress and more […]
China Distributes Spyware at Its Border and Beyond
In the spirit of fireworks and firework-related ER visits, it was an explosive and chaotic week in cybersecurity. The ransomware scourge continues […]