From the vulnerable Windows RDS ‘feature’ to the privacy of US visa applicants – and everything in between. It’s weekly roundup time.

A report says the EU will lose $64b per year once new 2FA rules go into effect, but we support Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) wholeheartedly.

The e-voting vendor in North Carolina was spearphished days before the election but still went ahead and used remote access software.

Cryptocurrency users narrowly escaped losing all their funds last week after an attacker poisoned a digital wallet with malicious code that stole their blockchain access details.

Learn new enterprise-grade techniques for identifying vulnerabilities, improving Active Directory security, and building trust with customers at Black Hat USA this summer.

Security and privacy share the same basic goals, so it just makes sense to combine efforts in those two areas. But that can be easier said than done.

Popular media player receives 33 security bug fixes, two of which are rated high severity.

A one-man 419 scam evolved into a lucrative social-engineering syndicate over the past decade that conducts a combination of business email compromise, romance, and financial fraud.

Cyber security's comprehensive news site is now an online community for security professionals, outlining cyber threats and the technologies for defending against them.

The task of preventing the never-ending flow of spam gets a bit simpler with Spamassassin and Postfix.

The flaw affected all versions of Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows and architecture types dating back to 2000, and was patched in November 2017.

Large-scale existential threats exist everywhere and can annihilate us with only trivial effort. Should we all throw everything we can at them?

Karen Roby talks with a security expert about safeguarding the enterprise in a hybrid IT world.

Botnets are scanning the Internet for servers exposing RDP and using weak, reused passwords to obtain access.

TechRepublic's Teena Maddox attended Cisco's premier education and training event for IT professionals in San Diego, CA.

A web spam campaign targeting Koreans is affecting non-hacked websites worldwide.