Studying Backdoors in Web Shells, Researchers Find 4,000 Infected Systems How many servers are infected by web shells designed to give attackers remote access to systems, but now "phone home" to malicious infrastructure that's now abandoned or expired? Security researchers who posed that question have counted 4,000 such systems, including in government and education.
Facebook Unveils Community Notes Program But Has Done Little to Curb Fraud Meta has decided to end its fact-checking program. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced significant changes to the company's moderation policies and practices on Tuesday, attributing the shift to a renewed commitment to free speech. Some fear the move will embolden financial scammers.
Know the Challenges and Opportunities of Working as a CISO, Architect or Pen Tester Cybersecurity jobs typically pay well and they can be personally rewarding because they merge advanced technical challenges with a vital mission - protecting critical systems, data and people. In this post, we'll focus on the highest-paying jobs and the challenges and opportunities they offer.
Cync Acquisition Bolsters Exposure Validation Through Advanced Offensive Expertise Cymulate’s acquisition of Cync Secure enhances its ability to bridge vulnerability identification and resolution. The deal integrates Cync offensive capabilities, creating a next-gen exposure prioritization platform to tackle vulnerabilities effectively and address unmet market demands.
Transfer of German Man's IP Address Wins Him 400 Euros European privacy regulation - bane of American technology companies and a favorite cudgel of activists - came to haunt no less an organization than the European Commission, which must pay 400 euros to aggrieved German national Thomas Bindl, peeved that Facebook obtained his IP address.
US Senate Unlikely to Ratify Contentious Cybercrime Treaty Amid Mounting Concerns Experts tell Information Security Media Group that a controversial United Nations cybercrime convention is unlikely to be ratified in the U.S. Senate due to mounting concerns from technology, human rights, and privacy advocates over its potential impact on internet security and privacy protections.
Biden Administration Hopes Good Cybersecurity Is Also Good Marketing The Biden administration Tuesday launched a cybersecurity labeling program for IoT devices aimed to help consumers choose smart devices that offer enhanced protections against hacking. Eligible products include wireless IoT devices such as fitness trackers, smart appliances and garage door openers.
Studying Backdoors in Web Shells, Researchers Find 4,000 Infected Systems How many servers are infected by web shells designed to give attackers remote access to systems, but now "phone home" to malicious infrastructure that's now abandoned or expired? Security researchers who posed that question have counted 4,000 such systems, including in government and education.
Facebook Unveils Community Notes Program But Has Done Little to Curb Fraud Meta has decided to end its fact-checking program. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced significant changes to the company's moderation policies and practices on Tuesday, attributing the shift to a renewed commitment to free speech. Some fear the move will embolden financial scammers.
Know the Challenges and Opportunities of Working as a CISO, Architect or Pen Tester Cybersecurity jobs typically pay well and they can be personally rewarding because they merge advanced technical challenges with a vital mission - protecting critical systems, data and people. In this post, we'll focus on the highest-paying jobs and the challenges and opportunities they offer.