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  69 percent of employees use work devices for personal tasks

  Publié: décembre 5, 2018, 4:54pm CET par Ian Barker

  New research released by security awareness and email protection company Mimecast finds that more than two-thirds of employees admit to personal use of work devices during office hours. Mimecast surveyed more than 1,000 people who use company-issued devices (such as mobile phones, desktop computers or laptops) in the workplace, in order to understand their behavior, but also their awareness of basic threats plaguing organizations. The top three personal uses are reading the news (53 percent), checking personal email (33 percent) and browsing social media (23 percent). Additionally, nearly 28 percent say they use their company-issued device for personal reasons for… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows Lite, anyone? Microsoft said to be working on yet another cut-down version of Windows

  Publié: décembre 5, 2018, 4:21pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft has already had a stab at a cut-down version of its famous operating system in the form of Windows RT and Windows 10 S... and it seems that the company is looking to have a third try. References have been spotted in the code of Windows 10 to "PRODUCT_LITE" -- apparently a reference to a new version of its OS called either Windows Lite, or just Lite. While Microsoft has not confirmed anything or made any official announcements, there are numerous references to Lite in recent Insider builds of Windows, as well as in the SDK for the OS.… [Continue Reading]
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  Symantec launches neural network device to protect critical infrastructure

  Publié: décembre 5, 2018, 3:20pm CET par Ian Barker

  Operational technology is critical in areas like energy, oil and gas, manufacturing, and transportation, but it's often be based on legacy systems which can be difficult to keep secure, with updates often needing to be carried out using USB devices. The threat of attacks is very real though and the consequences especially disastrous, yet many control systems are running outdated software, leaving them vulnerable to attack. To combat these risks Symantec is launching its Industrial Control System Protection (ICSP) Neural, the industry's first neural network-integrated USB scanning station that helps organizations protect critical infrastructure by preventing the devastating physical consequences of… [Continue Reading]
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  Latest malware tries to avoid detection and maintain persistence

  Publié: décembre 5, 2018, 2:41pm CET par Ian Barker

  Malware is constantly evolving in an attempt to steal data or make money for the people behind it. A new report by Malwarebytes Labs reveals the latest shift towards attacks that can avoid detection but also stay on a system to be reactivated later. Using fileless malware is just one example among many attack methodologies currently evading traditional security defenses and maintaining persistence. Among current threats from this new generation of malware are the banking trojan combined with a downloader and botnet known as Emotet, along with its commonly seen accomplice TrickBot. These threats primarily use email distribution with malicious… [Continue Reading]
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  X-Doria unveils Defense Helix Car Mount with Qi wireless charging for Android and iPhone

  Publié: décembre 5, 2018, 1:24pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  As far as I'm concerned, wireless charging is one of the greatest inventions of the last decade. OK, true, there is still a wire involved since the charger plugs into the AC outlet, but it is just so elegant to not need to plug a cable into your phone. Convenience aside, this will also reduce wear and tear on the port, potentially causing your device to last longer. Case-maker X-Doria has a new wireless charger, but it is not designed for your home -- unless you live in your car, that is. Yes, the "Defense Helix Car Mount," as it… [Continue Reading]
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  Popular VTech children's tablet can be easily controlled by hackers

  Publié: décembre 5, 2018, 12:07pm CET par Ian Barker

  Risk management and cybersecurity specialist SureCloud has discovered that the popular VTech Storio Max children's tablet can easily be hacked, enabling criminals to take control of the devices and snoop on unsuspecting victims. This can be done by simply adding an image or link to a website. When accessed by a child via the tablet's web browser, the exploit would attack the tablet and enable the attacker to take full control of the device. A feature of the VTech tablet is that only websites selected by parents can be accessed. Six child-friendly websites are allowed by default. However, at least… [Continue Reading]