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1. Facebook Creates War Room to Combat Fake News Ahead of September Elections (0 Replies)
2. Code Execution Vulnerability Patched in Library Used by VLC, Other Media Players (0 Replies)
3. GitHub security alerts now support Java and .NET projects (0 Replies)
4. MIT invention builds memory walls to protect against Meltdown, Spectre attacks (0 Replies)
5. Open source web hosting software compromised with DDoS malware (0 Replies)
6. Oceansalt cyberattack wave linked to defunct Chinese APT Comment Crew (0 Replies)
7. European Banks and Police Warn Consumers of Cyber Scams (0 Replies)
8. FBI Releases Document with Measures for Defending Against Payroll Phishing Scams (0 Replies)
9. Cisco Patches Remotely Exploitable High Risk Security Bugs in Multiple Products (0 Replies)
10. Multiple D-Link Routers Open to Complete Takeover with Simple Attack (0 Replies)
11. GreyEnergy: New malware campaign targets critical infrastructure companies (0 Replies)
12. Oracle patches 301 vulnerabilities, including 46 with a 9.8+ severity rating (0 Replies)
13. Multiple Vulnerabilities Allow Attackers to Take Full Control of Linksys Routers Link (0 Replies)
14. Project Zero: Injecting Code into Windows Protected Processes using COM - Part 1 (0 Replies)
15. Online scammers cost time and money. Here’s how to fight back (0 Replies)
16. Hackers tamper with exploit chain to drop Agent Tesla, circumvent antivirus solutions (0 Replies)
17. All major browsers drop TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in 2020 (0 Replies)
18. Octopus-infested seas of Central Asia (0 Replies)
19. iPhone a Growing Target of Crypto-Mining Attacks (0 Replies)
20. Pentagon Data Breach Exposes up to 30,000 Travel Records (0 Replies)