HHS saw increase in network scanning in midst of COVID-19 outreach
HHS saw an uptick in scanning, and U.S. officials are investigating.
Duo CEO Dug Song: We have to make security simple
"We need to re-design our security experiences and workflows into things that can easily be adopted by users," Song says. "Because if there’s friction, they will find a different path."
Critical flaw in Citrix applications could allow unauthorized access to internal networks
The company that discovered the flaw says "at least 80,000 companies in 158 countries are potentially at risk."
Wawa says payment processing servers were hacked, potentially affecting all of its stores
Malware affected customer payment card information used at potentially all locations of the East Coast convenience store chain.
Exclusive: PR software firm exposes data on nearly 500k contacts
The company removed the bucket from the open internet after being contacted by CyberScoop.
'Sandworm' book review: To understand cyberwar, you must understand Ukraine
The new book explains why Ukraine has been linked to almost every major cyberattack and how cyberwarfare's ultimate consquence is the danger to people's lives.
