| LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | 8 Ways to Authenticate Without Passwords Passwordless authentication has a shot at becoming more ubiquitous in the next few years. We take a look at where things stand at the moment. WannaCry Lives On in 145K Infected Devices Data from the last half year shows devices worldwide infected with the self-propagating ransomware, putting organizations with poor patching initiatives at risk. Emotet Made Up 61% of Malicious Payloads in Q1 The botnet has displaced credential stealers, stand-alone downloaders, and RATs in the overall threat landscape. Impersonation Attacks Up 67% for Corporate Inboxes Nearly three-quarters of organizations hit with impersonation attacks experienced direct losses of money, customers, and data. Why Fostering Flexibility Is a Win for Women & Cybersecurity Creating a culture of supporting and advancing women is no small feat, but it's worth the challenge. Start with yourself. Here's how. Docker Vulnerability Opens Servers to Container Code Under very specific conditions, code running in a Docker container could access files anywhere on a server, according to a new CVE. Flipboard Confirms Two Hacks, Prompts Password Resets The company reports two incidents affected a subset of its users and is resetting passwords for involved accounts. Palo Alto Networks Said to Buy Twistlock Reports in Israel-based business publications say Palo Alto Networks has reached a deal to purchase the container security startup, as well as another Israeli security startup. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | |
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