Vulnerabilities & Exploits

The 2016 threat landscape was riddled with threats that set new record highs: new ransomware families, BEC scams across the world, and vulnerabilities found in widely used platforms. Stay ahead of the current business threats with our latest security roundup.

A serious flaw in the software code of one of the world's largest internet service companies has resulted in sensitive data being leaked across the internet.

New research reveals the first documented case of a successful SHA1 collision attack.

An in-depth analysis of Shodan data reveals how some of the biggest US cities fare in terms of exposed cyber assets, what this means in terms of security, and how home users and organizations can protect their data.

A newly-disclosed Windows SMB zero-day vulnerability, could remotely cause a denial of service (DoS) on a vulnerable system.

What makes routers susceptible to attacks? Users normally overlook the important fact that their routers serve as entryways to all connected devices.

A major vulnerability was discovered in several popular Netgear routers that could leave thousands of home networking devices exposed to arbitrary command injection.

The most notable cybersecurity incidents of the past year, from the biggest data breaches and most expensive attacks to the most persistent attackers and impactful malware.

Ransomware has already raked in around US$209 million from enterprises alone in the first quarter of 2016. Unfortunately, it's just one of the many possible threat types that exploit kits can deliver to vulnerable systems.