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Microsoft Patch Tuesday, February 2023 Edition – Krebs on Security

Microsoft is sending the world a whole bunch of love today, in the form of patches to plug dozens of security holes in its Windows operating systems and other software. This year's special Valentine's Day Patch Tuesday includes fixes for…

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Reddit on data breach: As we all know, the human is often the weakest part of the security chain

Cybersecurity experts have long said that attackers need only to get lucky only once, while organizations have to be lucky every time there's an attack. Evidence of that maxim was demonstrated in the explanation by Reddit of its recent data breach. On Feb. 5, an unknown attacker launched what the discussion site called a "sophisticated

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Reddit on data breach: As we all know, the human is often the weakest part of the security chain

Reddit on data breach: As we all know, the human is often the weakest part of the security chain
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A Week of Rampant Ransomware: Breaking Down Ion, VMWare Attacks

A stretch of recent ransomware incidents impacted semiconductor manufacturer MKS Instruments, the Ion Markets derivatives platform, and VMware ESXi servers across the globe. Here's what IT leaders should know.

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Cybersecurity Year in Review for 2022: A lack of resilience

Our annual Cybersecurity Year in Review traditionally starts with the choice of a word or phrase that sums up the last 12 months ransomware, huge data breaches, supply chain attacks and so on. Arguably, this year's central event in Canada was something indirectly related to cybersecurity: The nationwide collapse on July 8th of the

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