Ad injection and other "man-in-the-middle" techniques will have a tougher time installing themselves onto PCs.
Microsoft is banning the adware method that caused Lenovo’s Superfish scandal
Kaspersky Lab: There is still a lack of cyber-savviness
44 per cent of Internet users admit having shared their passwords or stored them in visible places.
Twitter warns users the black helicopters are coming
I'm seeing in the news today that a subset of Twitter users have been receiving notifications that they may well be the targets of surveillance by nation state actors. Step one, let's all take a deep breath.
SHA-1 cutoff could block millions of users from encrypted websites
Tens of millions of users would be unable to access HTTPS websites that only use SHA-2-signed certificates, Facebook and Cloudflare have warned
Millions of Web users could be left unable to access websites over the HTTPS protocol if those websites only use digital certificates signed with the SHA-2 hashing algorithm.
DDoS attacks increase in number, endanger small organizations
The power of DDoS attacks decreased in recent months, but their number rose significantly.
4 trends in DDoS security in 2016
As more and more devices become tied into the Internet each day, the security threat will continue to expand.
Stop focusing on gaps to gain influence as a security leader
A relentless focus on gaps in security negatively impacts our performance and degrades our influence. It's time for a change in approach.
How many gaps are you addressing in your environment?