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Five APT groups have been using remote access trojans to take advantage of a network component that doesn't get much attention from security teams.

Enterprises that don't perform adequate SSL inspections are now at a much higher risk to be breached or attacked, according to a Menlo Security report.

As millions have flooded Zoom because of COVID-19, the site became a prime target for hackers. Here is how the company responded, and whether security experts think it's adequate.

Android apps launched for citizens in Iran, Colombia and Italy offer cyberattackers new attack vectors.

Data from application processes and other systems leave a trail of threat crumbs that can be used to detect and shut down attacks.