| | | LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | | Elaborate Honeypot 'Factory' Network Hit with Ransomware, RAT, and Cryptojacking A fictitious industrial company with phony employees personas, website, and PLCs sitting on a simulated factory network fooled malicious hackers - and raised alarms for at least one white-hat researcher who stumbled upon it. Microsoft, DHS Warn of Zero-Day Attack Targeting IE Users Software firm is "aware of limited targeted attacks" exploiting a scripting issue vulnerability in Internet Explorer 9, 10, and 11 that previously has not been disclosed. New Ransomware Tactic Shows How Windows EFS Can Aid Attackers Researchers have discovered how ransomware can take advantage of the Windows Encrypting File System, prompting security vendors to release patches. China-Based Cyber Espionage Group Reportedly Behind Breach at Mitsubishi Electric Personal data on over 8,100 individuals and confidential business information likely exposed in June 2019 incident. Data Awareness Is Key to Data Security Traditional data-leak prevention is not enough for businesses facing today's dynamic threat landscape. Ransomware Upgrades with Credential-Stealing Tricks The latest version of the FTCode ransomware can steal credentials from five popular browsers and email clients. Nearly 75% of SD-WAN Owners Lack Confidence Post-Digital Transformation More businesses think SD-WAN will reduce WAN costs, but only 37% think SD-WANs will help defend against malware and other threats. FireEye Buys Cloudvisory The purchase is intended to bring new cloud capabilities to the FireEye Helix security platform. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | | |
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