Silicon Republic - As the year begins, there are a few key areas that cybersecurity professionals should keep in mind. After the excesses of the holiday period, you are more than likely looking at the blank slate of a new year before you with a sense of optimism and hope...
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Microsoft Security Bulletin for December Patches That Fix 39 Security Vulnerabilities
Overview Microsoft released December 2018 security updates on Tuesday which fix 39 vulnerabilities ranging from simple spoofing attacks to remote code execution. Such security updates cover the following products: .NET Framework, Adobe Flash Player,Internet Explorer, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft Graphics Component, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office SharePoint, Microsoft Scripting...
Technical Report on Container Security (III)-3
Security Risks and Challenges – Container Application Security Threat Container Application Security Threat Microservice Security From traditional monolithic applications to modern microservice applications, security has always been a hot issue. A monolithic application usually exposes fewer services and ports,narrowing the attack surface. In addition, security professionals know common points from...
Adobe Security Bulletin for December 2018 Security Updates
Overview On December 11, 2018 (local time), Adobe released security updates which address multiple vulnerabilities in Acrobat and Reader. (mais…)
Cyber security predictions roundup for 2019
IT WORLD CANADA - Criminals using artificial intelligence. More nation-state backed attacks. The Internet held hostage. Dangerous chatbots. President Trump’s cellphone will be hacked. And, of course, more malware. These are some of the predictions security vendors see coming in the next 12 months. It’s not a pretty picture, but...
New Satan Variants Target Financial Sector With Monero Miners and Ransomware
SecurityIntelligence - Researchers spotted two Satan variants targeting organizations in the financial sector with Monero miners and ransomware. The first variant of the malware, which security solutions provider NSFOCUS spotted in early November, targets Linux and Windows systems and spreads by exploiting various application vulnerabilities. After establishing a foothold into...
