Software vendors will fix these vulnerabilities, but users should remember that there are always zero-day exploits out there
A new module for Intel Security's CHIPSEC framework can find rogue binaries inside the low-level firmware of computers
The vulnerability allows attackers to execute malicious code on servers without authentication
CIA documents leaked by WikiLeaks suggests tools attributed to the Equation group originated from both the NSA and CIA
The code reuse was meant to reduce costs of development, but to also make the agency's malware blend in with other threats
The March Android update fixed 35 critical vulnerabilities
The FBI remains unwilling to disclose the technique it used to deanonymize Tor users in the Playpen case
Open-source projects will get free access to the professional version of the HackerOne platform to run their own security programs
DNSMessenger is a multistage threat written in Powershell that uses DNS for two-way communication with attackers
Someone leaked the decryption keys for the program online
