A cybercriminal has been able to steal “security sensitive information” from Mozilla’s Bugzilla, it has been revealed. Richard Barnes, Firefox security lead at Mozilla, said that the data extracted from the bug tracking tool has been used to attack users of the web browser Firefox. Mozilla has already looked into the matter and developed a … More Mozilla’s Bugzilla breached
ESET, a global pioneer in IT security for more than two decades, has earned the highest rating possible in the latest SC Magazine Review. The completeness, ease of use and deployment are among highlighted strengths of ESET Endpoint Security. The performance of 10 products was judged in six categories, with ESET earning a five star … More ESET Endpoint Security Receives the Highest Ratings by SC Magazine
The Great Manchester Police website in the UK was subject to multiple attacks yesterday (2nd September), causing it to crash. In an official statement, it said that its website, known as the Force, had been taken down twice in what is now thought to be a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. It reported that initial checks … More UK police website crashes twice courtesy of DDoS attack
The Bitcoin community has been urged by some of its most prominent members to do more to achieve “technical consensus” over security and scalability. More than 30 developers and contributors involved with the virtual currency – also known as cryptocurrency – have come together to submit an open letter calling on influential figures and organisations … More Bitcoin community ‘needs to collaborate’ over security and scalability
The convenience of Wi-Fi for most people is invaluable. Whether it is at home, in the workplace or out and about – even on holiday – we long to get connected wirelessly. It is, therefore, an increasingly important asset, especially in these ever-busy, mobile and interconnected times. As such, being able to access it, anytime … More 10 steps to staying secure on public Wi-Fi
