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Google has removed offending accounts involved in a widespread phishing attack today impersonating Google Docs.
Travel services company Sabre Corp. said in a SEC filing that its investigating a data breach in its Hospitality Solutions reservation system.
Embedi, which is behind the Intel AMT vulnerability revealed Monday, seeks to clarify “baseless assumptions” being made about the flaw.
NIST’s latest password guidelines focus less on length and complexity of secrets and more on other measures such as 2FA, throttling, and blacklists.
New clues surface on Shamoon’s ability steal credentials ahead of attacks.
USB drives shipped with some IBM’s Storwize storage products are infected with malware, and the tech giant advises customers destroy the devices.
Neustar’s annual DDoS attack report says businesses can lose $2.5M on average detecting and mitigating DDoS attacks.
A new crawler from Shodan and Recorded Future called Malware Hunter seeks out command and control servers managing endpoints infected with remote access Trojans and other malware.
Google pushed out its monthly Android patches Monday, addressing 17 critical vulnerabilities, six of which are tied to the Android Mediaserver component and four addressing problems with Qualcomm chipsets.
Fuze addressed two issues that publicly exposed recordings of private business meetings made over the collaboration platform.