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The Bureau expects cybercriminals to increasingly abuse new threat vectors for large-scale DDoS attacks The post FBI warns of disruptive DDoS amplification attacks appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

A view of the Q2 2020 threat landscape as seen by ESET telemetry and from the perspective of ESET threat detection and research experts The post ESET Threat Report Q2 2020 appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

All you need to know about preventing adversaries from exploiting the recently disclosed vulnerabilities in the Thunderbolt interface The post Thunderspy attacks: What they are, who’s at greatest risk and how to stay safe appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The databases contain personal information that could be used for phishing attacks and identity theft schemes The post 10 billion records exposed in unsecured databases, study says appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The attackers exploited the human factor to gain access to Twitter’s internal systems and the accounts of some of the world’s most prominent figures The post Twitter breach: Staff tricked by ‘phone spear phishing’ appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The going prices are lower than you probably think – your credit card details, for example, can sell for a few bucks The post How much is your personal data worth on the dark web? appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

In one scheme, shoppers ordering gadgets or gym equipment are in for a rude surprise – they receive disposable face masks instead The post FBI warns of surge in online shopping scams appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The intelligence agency warns of location tracking risks and offers tips for how to reduce the amount of data shared The post NSA shares advice on how to limit location tracking appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Here’s what to be aware of if your personal data was compromised in the breach at the cloud software provider The post Blackbaud data breach: What you should know appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

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