U.S. Cyber Command Shares More Russian Malware Samples

The United States Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) this week released new malware samples associated with the activity of Russian threat actors Turla and Zebrocy. read more

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Google Discloses Actively Targeted Windows Vulnerability

Google Project Zero security researchers have identified another Windows vulnerability that has been actively exploited in attacks. read more

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Google Announces New VPN for Google One Customers

Google announced on Thursday that Google One customers can now use a new virtual private network (VPN) service that will provide them an extra layer of protection when they go online. read more

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Britain Fines US Hotel Chain Marriott Over Data Breach

Britain's data privacy watchdog on Friday said it has fined US hotels group Marriott over a data breach affecting millions of customers worldwide. read more

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Microsoft Says Hackers Continue to Target Zerologon Vulnerability

Microsoft this week revealed that it continues to receive reports from customers of attacks targeting the Zerologon vulnerability. read more

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Asset Discovery Startup Lucidum Launches With $4 Million in Seed Funding

San Jose, California-based asset discovery company Lucidum emerged from stealth mode on Friday with $4 million in seed funding. read more

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Critical OpenEMR Vulnerabilities Give Hackers Remote Access to Health Records

Several vulnerabilities found by researchers in the OpenEMR software can be exploited by remote hackers to obtain medical records and compromise healthcare infrastructure. read more

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Wisconsin Republican Party Says Hackers Stole $2.3 Million

Hackers have stolen $2.3 million from the Wisconsin Republican Party’s account that was being used to help reelect President Donald Trump in the key battleground state, the party’s chairman told The Associated Press on Thursday. read more

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What Does Bad Advice Look Like?

Five Angles That One Can Use to Evaluate Whether a Piece of Advice is Good or Bad read more

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Bug Bounty Hunters Earned Over $4M for XSS Flaws Reported via HackerOne in 2020

This year, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) continued to be the most common vulnerability type and received the highest amount of rewards on HackerOne, the hacker-powered vulnerability reporting platform says. read more

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