Security

Researchers warn computer clocks can be easily scrambled

Synack builds intel platform for its penetration testers

Hydra will help Synack's analysts quickly find exploit vectors during penetration tests

How much is your stolen personal data worth?

Some cybercrime-as-a service pricing is revealed in a new study.

Image too good to be true? DARPA program targets image doctoring

IoT security threats and how to handle them

Yes, your smartwatch should scare you, but so should industrial-grade IoT

Boards are getting more involved in cybersecurity, but is it enough?

Despite operating in a state of hyper vigilance regarding cybersecurity threats, board participation in such planning is at only 45 percent, according to 10,000 executives surveyed by PwC.

Mozilla mulls early cutoff for SHA-1 digital certificates

The browser maker might decide to ban SHA-1 digital certificates in July 2016

Oracle slams door on Russian cyberspies who hacked Nato PCs through Java

The vulnerability is just one of 154 fixed by Oracle across a wide range of products

Malvertising – the new silent killer?

Malicious ads on the websites you visit aren’t a new phenomenon. The fact that they now avoid detection and don’t need you to click on ‘em to infect your computer is new, and increasingly troublesome.

Western Digital self-encrypting external hard disk drives have flaws that can expose data

Researchers found serious flaws in the encryption implementation on Western Digital external drives