Looking for answers at Black Hat 2019: 5 important cybersecurity issues

Famous social engineering attacks: 12 crafty cons

CSO Update August 06, 2019

Looking for answers at Black Hat 2019: 5 important cybersecurity issues As Black Hat 2019 begins, the cybersecurity topics top of mind include network security platforms, threat detection/response services, new cloud security strategies, and clarification around security analytics. Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories • Famous social engineering attacks: 12 crafty cons • Review: How Nyotron Paranoid puts endpoint security worries to rest • What is a computer worm? How this self-spreading malware wreaks havoc • 6 lessons from Venmo's lax approach to API security • How MIT's Fiat Cryptography might make the web more secure • From LinkedIn scraping to Office 365 attacks: How attackers identify your organization's weakest links

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Famous social engineering attacks: 12 crafty cons This rogues gallery of social engineering attack examples made headlines by taking advantage of human nature. Read more ▶

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Review: How Nyotron Paranoid puts endpoint security worries to rest Adding an extra layer of endpoint protection isn't just for the overly cautious. Read more ▶

What is a computer worm? How this self-spreading malware wreaks havoc A worm is a form of malware (malicious software) that operates as a self-contained application and can transfer and copy itself from computer to computer. Read more ▶

6 lessons from Venmo's lax approach to API security Cyber criminals are targeting application programming interfaces to steal sensitive data. Recent exposures and hacks at companies like Venmo, Facebook and Google present lessons to improve API security. Read more ▶

How MIT's Fiat Cryptography might make the web more secure By automating the writing of cryptographic algorithms, Fiat Cryptography can remove errors, produce more secure code, and boost performance. Read more ▶

From LinkedIn scraping to Office 365 attacks: How attackers identify your organization's weakest links Understanding the techniques and tools attackers use in targeted phishing attacks. Read more ▶

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