Accenture finds cocky infosec execs miss three targeted attacks each month
Are you confident in your abilities to secure the corporate network? You shouldn’t be, according to consultancy firm Accenture.
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Windows 10 to put a wall between Edge and advanced hackers
Microsoft’s Application Guard creates a hardware-based virtual barrier between Windows hardware and zero-day attacks on Edge users.
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The week in security: Cybercrims getting professional, ransomware getting nastier
Symantec's latest annual research suggested that the incidence of zero-days had doubled in 2015 – due in large part to the growing professionalism of cybercriminals developing new malware like the hybrid GozNym banking Trojan.
David Braue | 18 Apr | Read more
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Explosion in ransomware, 0-days driven by cybercriminals' growing professionalism
Cybercriminals have become as professional as marketing experts and as well-resourced as nation-state hackers, a Symantec technical expert has warned as new figures suggest Australia remains the APAC region's top ransomware target.
David Braue | 18 Apr | Read more
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Cunning IE zero-day attack uses ‘in memory’ malware that vanishes on reboot
Hackers usually try to make their malware stick to victims’ PCs, but a group behind recent attacks exploiting an un-patched flaw in Internet Explorer (IE) are using malware that vanishes on reboot, signalling a shift in strategy to frustrate forensic investigators.
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