In 2017, we reported on a database ransomware campaign targeting MySQL and MongoDB. Since then, we’ve observed similar attack tactics on a PostgreSQL database in Imperva Threat Research lab. In general, the attack flow contained: A brute force attack on…
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The Haunted House of IoT: When Everyday Devices Turn Against You
In today’s interconnected world, the Internet of Things (IoT) promises convenience and innovation. From smart fridges that tell you when you’re out of milk to connected light bulbs that adjust to your mood, the future seems to be right at…
More than half of mid-sized firms lack confidence in tackling cyber threats finds new report
New research conducted by e2e-assure indicates that a significant proportion of mid-sized companies, approximately 59%, express diminished confidence in their ability to detect cyber threats. This contrasts with just over half of enterprises, where 52% share this concern. Ensuring robust…
Version 1 and The National Museum of Computing Launch New App Using Generative AI Technology to Dramatically Improve Accessibility and Visitor Experience
Version 1, a leading digital transformation partner and The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC), home to the world’s largest collection of working historic computers, today announced the brand new TNMOC Mate application, designed to transform the museum’s visitor experience for…
Lookout Elevates Strategic Investment in Data-centric Cloud Security
Today, Lookout, Inc. announced enhancements to its Lookout Cloud Security Platform that are designed to help organisations better discover, assess, and protect their data as it moves across any network, from the endpoint to the cloud. These enhancements provide organisations…
Don’t Get Spooked Into Falling For These Phishing Scams
Halloween season is here, which means carving pumpkins, trick or treating, planning costumes, sneaking the kids’ candy and scary movies, of course. However, one of the scariest threats facing individuals and businesses alike this spooky season is phishing scams. Much…
What Is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and Why Should You Use It?
Ah, the Internet: a treasure trove of memes, cat videos, and—let’s be honest—some stuff you’d rather keep under wraps. Security is crucial, but let’s face it, a password like “Fluffy123” won’t fool anyone for long. So how do you beef…
Joint Industry statement of support for Consumer IoT Security Principles
David Kleidermacher, VP Engineering, Android Security & Privacy and DSPA Security & Privacy, and Eugene Liderman, Director, Android Security Strategy Last week at Singapore International Cyber Week and the ETSI Security Conferences, the international community gathered together to discuss cybersecurity…
Google’s reward criteria for reporting bugs in AI products
Eduardo Vela, Jan Keller and Ryan Rinaldi, Google Engineering < div> In September, we shared how we are implementing the voluntary AI commitments that we and others in industry made at the White House in July. One of the most…
Increasing transparency in AI security
Mihai Maruseac, Sarah Meiklejohn, Mark Lodato, Google Open Source Security Team (GOSST) < div> New AI innovations and applications are reaching consumers and businesses on an almost-daily basis. Building AI securely is a paramount concern, and we believe that Google’s…