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Latest case of rogue WordPress plugin thought to have installed backdoors on up to 200,000 websites.
You might not have noticed it yet, but 2017 has seen some interesting malware trends, and not of the kind you might expect.
Web application compromise results in massive breach, along with corresponding mud-slinging...
Attackers adding sophistication and machine learning to maximise compromises, while business sits back.
Predictions of serious trouble begin to come true, according to new data...
Password-sleuth Troy Hunt, who runs the website HaveIBeenPwned.com (HIBP), has added a database of 711 million records to the website which he says is an amalgamation of a number ...
In the past two weeks, we have learnt of security vulnerabilities in both Facebook and LinkedIn, two of the leading social media websites in the world.
The largest DDoS ever seen, peaking at 620Gbps, targeted Brian Krebs in September 2016.
Are behavioural biometrics the next evolutionary step in user authentication?
Gartner report predicts 7 per cent rise in spend, highlights application security and GDPR fears as major factors
Organisations with the ability to proactively detect and investigate incidents beating their peers - but is it enough?
Ask these questions to help distinguish between a promising machine learning technology and a marketing hype.
