Q&A on Cloud Discovery Tool for Multi-Cloud Environments
Cloud Discovery is an open-source tool from Twistlock that connects to cloud providers and gets an inventory of all the various …
Chinese Surveillance Database Exposes Millions of IDs
Security researchers have spotted a mass data leak from an unsecured database which exposed the personal details of over 2.5 million …
Global Cyber Intelligence Maven Limor Kessem Is a Guiding Light for Women in Security
Next time someone says it’s difficult for women to advance in the global security or technology sector, point them in the direction of …
Popular Torrent Uploader ‘CracksNow’ Caught Spreading Ransomware
It’s not at all surprising that downloading movies and software from the torrent network could infect your computer with malware, but it’s …
Google Earth accidentally reveals secret military sites
An update to the Google Earth online platform has accidentally led to the exposure of secretive Taiwanese military locations. More security …
White hats spread VKontakte worm after social network doesn’t pay bug bounty
White hat hackers have flooded VKontakte (VK) with spam on Valentine’s Day as part of a revenge prank against the Russian social network …
Astaroth Trojan Disguises as JPEG, GIF File Abuses OS and Antivirus Process to Steal Data
A new unique campaign abuses system native OS process and security software to steal passwords and personal information. Threat actors …
NATO Group Catfished Soldiers to Prove a Point About Privacy
pages looked just like the real thing. They were designed to mimic pages that service members use to …
Opera integrates a cryptocurrency wallet – is this Web 3.0?
When it appears in the next few weeks, the latest version of Opera (“Reborn 3” or “R3”) for Windows, Mac and Linux will become the …
A state actor has targeted Australian political parties – but that shouldn’t surprise us
The Australian political digital infrastructure is a target in an ongoing nation state cyber competition which falls just below the …
Will the EU’s new copyright directive ruin the web?
The Mars Rover wasn’t the only thing to die last Wednesday. The EU also took another copyright-focused step toward killing the freedom to …
UK Spooks Give Green Light to Huawei
There was finally a bit of good news for Huawei today after UK spies effectively gave the green light for the beleaguered Chinese firm to …
Are Passwords Killing Your Customer Experience? Try Passwordless Authentication
Creating a seamless, secure experience for your legitimate users is a challenge. Most users are good and deserve a frictionless experience, …
The Imperfect Truth About Finding Facts in a World of Fakes
of 2006, Fidel Castro unexpectedly announced that he was temporarily handing over power to his brother. Turns out he needed to undergo …
Aussie PM blames ‘state level’ baddies for parliament breach
Australia’s prime minister has blamed a “sophisticated state actor” for a hack on the country’s parliament and some of its prominent …
Smoke damage and hard drives
As employees of ESET, many of the discussions on WeLiveSecurity revolve around malicious software and hardware threats, and the tools to …
MPs Repeat Calls for Russian Brexit Meddling Probe
MPs have repeated their calls for tech companies to be more heavily regulated to combat disinformation online, and for the government to …
Preparing for the Next Wave in Application Security Testing Begins With Standardization
With very few exceptions, virtually every business on this planet relies on software applications to do what they do. Again, with very few …
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