With more people working from home and e-commerce experiencing a boom-time, fraudsters have taken notice.

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Those who work well with others, learn quickly, and possess a proactive mindset toward the work can make great employees, even if their backgrounds aren't rooted in cybersecurity.

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Visitors to the fake site expecting antivirus offerings will instead encounter the Fallout exploit kit and a possible malware infection.

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The phishing campaign is only the latest among many related to COVID-19, INKY says.

Now's the time for organizations large and small to return to the basics with cyber hygiene protocols, the firm's cyber risk services leader says.

The federal government on Wednesday released guidance designed to inform agencies how to best support secure teleworking.

The road to secure containers is long and winding. One stop you should take on that journey is unloading unnecessary kernel modules in your Linux containers.

Cloudflare's CEO said it is replacing Google's reCAPTCHA tool with hCaptcha due to pricing, privacy and availability concerns.

The security service provider adds cloud security posture management with the deal.

Thousands of compromised Zoom credentials were discovered in underground forums as cybercriminals look to tap into the burgeoning remote workforce.

Phishing campaigns and scams are skyrocketing to take advantage of people concerned about COVID-19 impacts. Here are some key examples in action.

The payout stems from a system-wide attack that knocked global networks offline on New Year’s Eve and reflects a shift in thinking about ransom payouts

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Financial companies leave database exposed, Maze ransomware targets an oil giant, and Facebook releases location data to help the fight against COVID-19 - catch up on all the week's news with the Friday Five.

Two security firms find thousands of usernames and passwords for Zoom accounts for sale and warn that the shift to remote work is changing attackers' targets.

12% of users have reportedly stopped using Zoom altogether, the social platform Blind found.

Researchers warn that apps that market themselves as "free" are tricking users to subscribe to services that rack up as much as $500 in charges yearly.

Identifying normal behavior baselines is essential to behavior-based authentication. However, with COVID-19 upending all aspects of life, is it possible to build baselines and measure normal patterns when nothing at all seems normal?