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Many small businesses haven’t taken steps to implement cybersecurity. According to a recent survey, only 2 percent of small businesses have a cybersecurity plan in place, perhaps thinking they are too small for criminals to target them. Few companies have implemented anti-malware software. For some companies using macOS products, there is a mistaken belief their
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When HTML5 was being promoted as a replacement for Adobe’s Flash, security was a key reason. But, according to Media Trust CEO Chris Olson, “HTML5 is not this panacea and safe haven.” In fact, his company — which monitors third-party code and advertising for brands — has come across a wave of malware on HTML5
Security firm Radware has uncovered malicious extensions believed to infect more than 100,000 Google Chrome users. According to a report released on Thursday, malware was discovered in the browser’s official Web Store. Using machine-learning algorithms, Radware was able to pinpoint a zero-day malware threat to one of its clients. These malicious extensions spread via links sent
In January of this year, the revelation of memory-related vulnerabilities known as Spectre and Meltdown rocked the entire computing world—everyone had been sitting on top of a potential landmine for decades that hackers could have taken advantage of. After the initial shock wore off, various chip manufacturers immediately came up with a host of fixes
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Cryptomining is a process that requires computational power for confirming the validity of new transactions in a decentralized network, which results in new blocks added to blockchain—a public ledger of cryptocurrency transactions. As discussed in our Online Security Trends for 2018, cryptocurrency mining is growing significantly and will continue. Miners put the computing power of
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Making sure that you are secure every time you surf the net is getting more challenging these days. No matter what type of high tech security system you may have installed, it seems hackers will inevitably find some creative way to breach it. Reportedly, hackers are now buying SSL certificates to make their malware appear
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The Trustworthy Accountablity Group (TAG) has named nine companies as the initial recipients of the “Certified Against Malware” seal. AppNexus, DataXu, Google, LKQD, OpenX, Publishers Clearing House, Rocket Fuel, Sovrn, and The Media Trust received the seal for implementing TAG’s anti-malware standards. “You can’t stop fraud without stopping malware because the two are intertwined at nearly
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No one enjoys reading about WordPress malware and security. And if you’re like I was, you skip over many security tips and warnings because you’ve never had major issues. Don’t be like me… Please. In addition to the plugin tech issues I was having with setting up my self-hosted course site, I was
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