Center for Information Security Research and Education

There haven’t been as many hacks and attacks compared to this time last year, but that’s where the good news ends.

Yes, they mainly affect those who live inside the EU. But non-Europeans should pay attention too.

Researchers found—and helped fix—a flaw in Vingcard RFID locks that would let hackers break into any room in hotels around the world.

ESET researchers have analyzed a newly discovered set of apps on Google Play, Google’s official Android app store, that pose as security applications. Instead of security, all they provide is unwanted ads and ineffective pseudo-security.

Cybersecurity is a major concern for businesses worldwide. Just look at the results from “The Third Annual Study on the Cyber Resilient Organization” by IBM and the Ponemon Institute: The 2018 study found 65 percent of security professionals believe the severity of cyberattacks has increased, and only 29 percent have sufficient staffing to achieve cyber resilience.

The American public has had several days to allow news to sink in regarding the massive data breach at credit monitoring agency Equifax.

The hacker group has been around for decades and is known for using hotel Wi-Fi to hack and spy on victims.ncy Equifax.

Old threats transition to new threats as 911 prepares to enter the 21st century.