The UK Government said it will conduct a joint exercise with the United States next year to test the security of civil nuclear infrastructure against a major cyber attack.
Set to be officially announced soon, the exercise will “simulate a cyber attack on nuclear power supplies” to see how the two allies can work together in the event of such a cyber threat.
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Is Enterprise Security Being Weighed Down by Point Solutions?
The cybersecurity industry is bubbling with new technologies that go after the threat du jour. The threat landscape has evolved, and cyber risk from organized crime and nation states represent a clear and present danger. The impact on enterprise security is severe. Our security is only as good as our ability to coherently and consistently put up a solid defense.
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Researchers Bypass Patch for Old IBM Java Flaw
A patch released by IBM in 2013 for a Java sandbox escape vulnerability can be easily bypassed, according to the security firm that discovered and reported the issue.
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Trump Hotels Investigating Another Possible Data Breach
Trump Hotel Collection has launched an investigation after financial institutions reported seeing fraudulent activity on payment cards used at its properties.
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US Tax Season Fuels Surge in Email Scams
As the US tax season draws to a close, authorities are warning of an alarming rise in "phishing" scams designed to steal sensitive personal and financial information.
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Is Passive Authentication the Future for User Authentication?
Passive Authentication May be the Future for User Authentication, and it's Just Beginning to Appear
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Rokku Ransomware Uses QR Codes for Easier Payment
Ransomware creators are increasingly focused on making victims pay a ransom, and Rokku, a new malware family in this segment, is the latest example.
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iOS App Patching Tool “Rollout” Prone to Abuse
Researchers at security firm FireEye have analyzed another hot-patching solution for iOS applications that could be abused by malicious actors to turn harmless apps into malware.
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Establishing Correspondence Between an Application and its Source Code
How Combining Two Completely Separate Open Source Projects Can Make Us All More Secure
When you run an application, how can you verify that what you are running was actually built from the code that a trusted developer wrote?
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Path Traversal Flaw Found in ICONICS WebHMI
A researcher has identified a serious path traversal vulnerability in a web-based human machine interface (HMI) product from industrial automation software developer ICONICS.
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