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  • bank info security
    Jun 26, 2015

    In the past year, U.S. businesses and consumers have experienced more than $18 million in losses stemming from a single strain of ransomware called CryptoWall, according to the Internet Crime Complaint Center.

  • CNBC
    Jun 25, 2015

    It may be known to hackers and coders worldwide but for most internet users, the so-called 'Deep Web' remains shrouded in mystery, a supposed morass of drugs, deviancy and stolen credit card details.

  • Market Watch
    Jun 25, 2015

    The Sept. 11 attacks spurred changes to airport security to prevent future hijackings. But should airline passengers also worry about virtual hijacking?

  • Dark Reading
    Jun 23, 2015

    'Census report' of the unindexed parts of the Internet unearths everything from Bitcoin-laundering services to assassins for hire.

  • Business Insider
    Jun 23, 2015

    The dark web operates behind an understanding of anonymity. Users aren’t supposed to be able to access dark web websites unless their traffic is anonymized using services like Tor. The IP addresses of dark web services are also hidden so that their hosts are not able to tracked — or at least that’s how it’s supposed to work.

  • bloomberg business
    Jun 23, 2015

    For the U.S., the extradition of Ercan Findikoglu shows the value of patience when it comes to pursuing suspected hacker kingpins.

  • WSJ
    Jun 23, 2015

    The deep Web is the vast section of the Internet that isn’t accessible via search engines like Google. To get to the deep Web, you have to use specific software like TOR—The Onion Router—which works to anonymize traffic between two points on the “unindexed Internet.”

  • ZD Net
    Jun 22, 2015

    The deep and dark web may have a reputation for the illegal and illicit, but it can be a lifeline to many in oppressive and dangerous regimes.

  • ZD Net
    Jun 18, 2015

    Working out who is behind a cyber attack is one of the hardest parts of dealing with any security incident - and it's getting a lot harder.

  • Help Net Security
    Jun 17, 2015

    It took less than a week for a functional exploit for a recently patched Adobe Flash Player vulnerability to be added to the Magnitude exploit kit, Trend Micro researchers warn...

  • Help Net Security
    Jun 16, 2015

    Trend Micro researchers have unearthed two separate but closely linked malware campaigns attributed to Arab parties.

  • newtworkworld
    Jun 16, 2015

    Contrary to tradeshow presentations, the industry has not failed cybersecurity professionals as many speakers insinuated

  • bank info security
    Jun 15, 2015

    Symantec Describes Dual Attack Now Targeting Consumers

  • the guardian
    Jun 11, 2015

    Internet security company Kaspersky says software was used to infiltrate venues for international negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear programme

  • info security
    Jun 10, 2015

    The targeted cyber-attack on French TV company TV5Monde in April may have been the work of state-backed Russian hackers and not a pro-ISIS group, as originally thought. The hack forced several channels off the air.

  • technewsworld
    Jun 9, 2015

    Things could get worse before they get better as the FBI, US-CERT and Office of Personnel Management investigate a data breach that may have compromised the personal information of some 4 million current and past federal employees...

  • bank info security
    Jun 9, 2015

    Recent point-of-sale malware attacks, and reports about emerging malware strains, highlight why more attention needs to be paid to POS system security.

  • CIO
    Jun 8, 2015

    A new malware program designed to steal payment card details from point-of-sale (PoS) systems is targeting businesses using Oracle Micros products.

  • USA Today
    Jun 7, 2015

    The United States is engaged in a proxy war with its enemies, a war where cyberspace is the battlefield, cyber experts say.

  • Market Watch
    Jun 7, 2015

    There’s a new, easier and free way to store and organize your photos, but beware of the fine print.

  • technewsworld
    Jun 2, 2015

    There's a new twist in the way feds are seeking to penalize bad actors for making and distributing software used in crimes, suggest recent arrests by Justice Department and FBI officials.

  • TechTarget
    Jun 1, 2015

    Most virtualization security tools still follow dedicated agent models, but some technologies are starting to offload resources to a dedicated VM and leverage hypervisor APIs.

  • USA Today
    May 27, 2015

    The hackers who got access to over 100,000 personal records through the Internal Revenue Service's Get Transcript site didn't need all that much information to break in, say experts.

  • Dark Reading
    May 26, 2015

    Trend Micro provides peek at methods of amateur, lone-wolf carder.

  • Help Net Security
    May 26, 2015

    Everywhere you look, it seems to be that everything is becoming “smart”. On my wrist, I frequently wear a smart watch that monitors how many steps I take, what my heart rate is, and so on...

  • softpedia
    May 23, 2015

    The IP address for a command and control (C&C) server employed by Carbanak, an advanced piece of malware used in attacks targeting financial institutions directly, now resolves to a domain that appears to be owned by the Russian Security Service (FSB), researchers found.

  • MAINST
    May 22, 2015

    Add CareFirst - the Maryland and Washington, D.C. BlueCross BlueShield - to the expanding list of insurers that have suffered data breaches. Over 1.1 million customer records have been acknowledged to have been stolen in a breach announced this week.

  • IW
    May 20, 2015

    An IDC report indicates the market for the Internet of Things will only become more robust over the next few years. An increased use in retail digital signage will help the IoT market grow 19 percent in 2015.

  • CSO
    May 20, 2015

    On Thursday, Taryn Naidu, the CEO of domain registrar eNom, sent a letter to customers disclosing a "very sophisticated attack" that targeted the DNS settings on four domains.

  • info security
    May 19, 2015

    The United States remained the largest host and target for cyber-attacks in the first three months of the year, a quarter which saw hackers take up new tools, tactics and procedures – and return to some old ways – in order to improve success rates...

  • AH
    May 19, 2015

    Trend Micro is a company with a simple, yet ambitious goal, to protect their users from cybercriminal activity...

  • Dark Reading
    May 19, 2015

    Trend Micro TrendLabs released a new report today that summed up the first three months worth of malicious activity as a function of utility rather than ingenuity...

  • bank info security
    May 18, 2015

    In April, the New York State Department of Financial Services issued a report about significant third-party and vendor management risks that numerous banks throughout the state were failing to address.

  • Dark Reading
    May 14, 2015

    While some security experts warn that the VENOM vulnerability disclosed yesterday is potentially worse than Heartbleed, others dismiss those comparisons and say the media coverage is overblown.

  • bloomberg business
    May 14, 2015

    CrowdStrike CSO Shawn Henry and Trend Micro Chief Cyber Security Officer Tom Kellermann discuss the deadline for the NSA Dragnet deal wtih Emily Change on "Bloomberg West."

  • The Hill
    May 13, 2015

    Amid the turmoil in Ukraine, Romania has emerged as an unlikely cybersecurity ally for the international community.

  • Network World
    May 11, 2015

    In an era when businesses are scrambling to defend against sophisticated advanced persistent threats, old school anti-virus may seem like a relic. But traditional anti-virus companies are changing with the times, delivering defense-in-depth for a BYOD world.

  • CIO
    May 7, 2015

    A suspected malicious advertising attack turned out to be a much deeper compromise of an online advertising company, according to Trend Micro.

  • bloomberg business
    May 7, 2015

    A rise in cyber attacks against doctors and hospitals is costing the U.S. health-care system $6 billion a year as organized criminals who once targeted retailers and financial firms increasingly go after medical records, security researchers say.

  • DFI News
    May 6, 2015

    Spear phishing and its evolutions like the watering hole attack represent one of the most insidious attack techniques adopted by the majority of threat actors in cyberspace.

  • info security
    May 5, 2015

    Security researchers have shed new light on seven-year-old point-of-sale (POS) malware still being used today, most recently to attack casinos and resort hotels...

  • bank info security
    May 1, 2015

    Security firms report a sharp rise in the quantity of attacks that use macro code - designed to automate tasks - to trigger malware downloads, often for the purpose of stealing people's online banking credentials.

  • technewsworld
    Apr 28, 2015

    Last year's breach of unclassified White House computer systems was far more intrusive than initially thought and included the theft of some presidential correspondence, The New York Times reported Friday.

  • sc magazine
    Apr 28, 2015

    Macro malware isn't dead yet, if a new campaign targeting banks and financial institution is any indication.

  • breaking defense
    Apr 28, 2015

    Four days after Defense Secretary Ash Carter launched the Pentagon’snew cyber strategy, experts and officials offered a grim picture of the global threat. The threat is metastasizing in ways that will require new kinds of defenses — even while many US companies and government agencies lag on basic cybersecurity measures.

  • bloomberg business
    Apr 27, 2015

    Trend Micro’s Dave Abramowitz discusses the White House hack attack with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel on “Street Smart.”

  • info security
    Apr 27, 2015

    Sextortion—enticing victims to send naked or sexually suggestive pictures of themselves, which are then used to blackmail them for money or sexual favors—is not a new digital phenomenon. But the methods of accomplishing it are evolving. A new Android app has been developed expressly for use by sextortionist-minded hackers.

  • Security Magazine
    Apr 25, 2015

    Times are a changing. Once a upon a time your security was all about a decent Firewall and some Anti-Virus and you were good to go. Yeah, not so much any more. Signature based Anti-Virus, as a tool to protect you from infection, is pretty much useless in this day and age. Why, because hackers and the techniques they use to infect you have evolved.

  • PC
    Apr 23, 2015

    Failing to properly secure your website can seriously damage your brand. Don't let your site visitors get cyber-mugged.

  • bank info security
    Apr 22, 2015

    The threat landscape is constantly changing, and so is the information deemed valuable to hackers. While 2014 was the so-called year of the breach, when consumer card data was the hottest commodity, 2015 has been marked by more attacks aimed at compromising personally identifiable information and corporate intellectual property.

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