Month: September 2020

At Black Hat USA 2020, ESET researchers delved into details about the KrØØk vulnerability in Wi-Fi chips and revealed that similar bugs affect more chip brands than previously thought The post Beyond KrØØk: Even more Wi‑Fi chips vulnerable to eavesdropping appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Why are SMBs a target for ransomware-wielding gangs and what can they do to protect themselves against cyber-extortion? The post Small and medium‑sized businesses: Big targets for ransomware attacks appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

We introduce Stadeo – a set of scripts that can help fellow threat researchers and reverse engineers to deobfuscate the code of Stantinko and other malware The post Stadeo: Deobfuscating Stantinko and more appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

With the big voting day rapidly approaching, can the security of the election still be shored up? If so, how? The post Black Hat 2020: Fixing voting issues – boiling the ocean? appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

An apparent glitch is preventing a number of users from signing in to their accounts The post Twitter working to fix issue with 2FA feature appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The price tag is higher if the incident exposed customer data or was the result of a malicious attack, an annual IBM study finds The post What is the cost of a data breach? appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Another in our occasional series demystifying Latin American banking trojans The post Mekotio: These aren’t the security updates you’re looking for… appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The web browser will only display domain names as a way to help people recognize impostor websites The post Google will test new feature in Chrome to curb phishing appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Could your social media account be spoofed, why would anybody do it, and what can you do to avoid having a doppelgänger? The post Attack of the Instagram clones appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Armed with personal data stolen from the hotel's dining reservation system, fraudsters trick guests into handing over their credit card details The post Ritz London clients scammed after apparent data breach appeared first on WeLiveSecurity