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The top stories of 2020
10 Dec 2020

The top stories of 2020

As we have done in previous years, the Security magazine team compiled our favorite articles from this year.

5 Cyber Basics for the C Suite From the Outside In
5 Dec 2020

5 Cyber Basics for the C Suite From the Outside In

It’s all too easy to get lost in the technological details of security solutions or scare tactics around cyberattacks.

WFH? Digital security during a pandemic
15 Oct 2020

WFH? Digital security during a pandemic

An article in Computerweekly noted there used to be one criminal campaign a day worldwide

D-Link Bug Could Affect Over 400,000 IoT Devices
24 July 2016

D-Link Bug Could Affect Over 400,000 IoT Devices

It has been revealed that a previously disclosed serious vulnerability in D-Link IoT devices including baby monitors could affect more than 120 products around the world.

Adwind RAT Resurfaces—with a Zero Detection Rate
21 July 2016

Adwind RAT Resurfaces—with a Zero Detection Rate

The Adwind remote access Trojan (RAT) has resurfaced, after a few months, in a series of targeted attacks. It’s not your usual RAT—it can bypass antivirus altogether and claims a zero detection ...

CryptoDrop Tool Spots and Stops Ransomware in its Tracks
20 July 2016

CryptoDrop Tool Spots and Stops Ransomware in its Tracks

Security researchers have developed what they claim to be an “early warning detection system” that can stop ransomware in its tracks.

Trojan Delilah Recruits Malicious Insiders Via Extortion
19 July 2016

Trojan Delilah Recruits Malicious Insiders Via Extortion

Organizations have been warned of a rise in insider threats after a new trojan was revealed which is specifically designed to gather information on targeted victims so that malware authors can ...

Android Trojanized Adware 'Shedun' Infections Surge
27 July 2016

Android Trojanized Adware 'Shedun' Infections Surge

Security firms are warning that they've seen a spike in infections tied to a virulent strain of trojanized Android adware. Known as Shedun, the malware can root smartphones, survive factory resets and ...