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Researchers found that an application available on an unsecured website included credentials that could have allowed compromising consumer-facing Uniguest kiosks used by businesses in various activity sectors.

The modern-day robbery is no longer about criminals storming a bank wearing ski masks, brandishing firearms and filling bags with stolen cash. Instead, criminals now relay on more clandestine yet equally effective methods of stealing from financial institutions.

The convenient technology known as ""wave and pay"" available with some credit cards is making a comeback after serious security concerns. The technology is a debit or credit card with a wireless symbol where all you have to do is just wave it in front of a payment terminal and your transaction is done in seconds.

Three men dressed for business travel in jeans and dress shirts loaded backpacks into the trunk of a black coupe and wound their way through the center of a major European city. When they arrived at their hotel, they unloaded their luggage and waited giddily to pass through the revolving doors. They were checking into the hotel to hack it.

As it becomes increasingly challenging and expensive to recruit new team members, one of the most effective approaches to improving security capabilities is to focus on upskilling your existing team instead.

Organizations can’t just rely on diverse and cutting-edge technologies to fight adversaries. They will also need people with diverse expertise and backgrounds.

Telecoms company Sure has joined forces with a firm fighting the threat from cybercrime. The company is called Trustwave.

Hackers are targeting credit cards online more, a new report found. The number of cards being targeted went up by 7 percent, according to Trustwave’s global security report.

Given much of the publicity that is routinely attached to every breach disclosure these days, it’s easy to be pessimistic about the overall state of cybersecurity.

Gartner’s Magic Quadrant 2019 for managed security services providers (MSSPs) has surfaced. Here’s a look at each MSSP featured in the report, along with our perspectives on each cybersecurity business.

You may have business relationships with an internationally located vendor, supplier, provider, contractor, employee, or customer. You may have boosted cybersecurity in your network. Be vigilant, attackers can use your business relationships as stepping-stones into your network.

The White House says there are over 300,000 cybersecurity job vacancies in the United States and believes it’s crucial for the country’s economy and security that these jobs are filled.

Trustwave is introducing a new database security scanning and testing software that helps organizations better protect critical data assets hosted on-site or by major cloud service providers.

Trustwave, a Top 100 MSSP, has introduced the DbProtect database security scanning and testing software. DbProtect provides data visibility and protection and compliance management capabilities, according to Trustwave.

This in-depth report from Trustwave contains a number of useful suggestions that sites can consider for a defense-in-depth approach to combating an increasingly crowded field of criminal groups turning more of their attention toward stealing CVV data.

The 2019 Trustwave Global Security Report, released on April 25, has its fair share of bad news as it has found that multiple types of attacks have grown and attackers have continued to increase levels of sophistication.

Cyber criminals are attacking more accounts in the Asia Pacific region than North America, representing 35 percent of investigated data compromises, according to the annual report out today by Trustwave.

Trustwave, which offers Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services, has taken a number of steps to build stronger context into their operations. They are feeding data about known bad actors into their intel fusion platform (IFP).

A spam campaign pushing the info-stealing LokiBot trojan leverages a novel technique to avoid detection. According to researchers, the spam messages include malicious .zipx attachment hidden inside a .PNG file that can slip past some email security gateways.

The CIA extortion scams continue to evolve in order to squeeze as much money out of a victim as they can. In a new variant discovered by researchers, the extortion emails are now selling alleged proof on Satoshi Box for $500 that show you are part of the CIA investigation.

Lawrence Munro, worldwide vice president of Trustwave SpiderLabs, on active threat hunting and what it takes to become a red teamer.

In his role leading penetration testing services at Trustwave, Lawrence Munro, VP SpiderLabs, has pulled together the attributes, experience and qualifications he considers necessary to crack a career in this challenging space.

Hackers modified a Pakistani government website where citizens can request passports to spy on its visitors, according to researchers at Trustwave.

It’s more important than ever for cybersecurity professional to understand how attackers can gain access to sensitive company or customer data. While it’s still important to examine vulnerabilities in isolation, the ability to understand attack paths and how attackers can gain access to data.

Trustwave Managed Security Services’ elite team of 250 ethical hackers isn’t just protecting some of the world’s largest enterprises and government agencies. It’s actually reimagining ways that entire industries can protect their assets.

The constant stresses from advanced malware to zero-day vulnerabilities can easily turn into employee overload with potentially dangerous consequences. Here’s how to turn down the pressure.

Trustwave, a Top 100 MSSP, has integrated the Cybereason Defense Platform into its Managed Detection and Response (MDR) for Endpoints service.

Arjun and Jessica Sud routinely use a baby monitor to keep tabs on their 7-month-old’s bedroom. Last month, they heard something chilling through the monitor: A deep male voice was speaking to their child.

Cloud-based security services can help organisations with a growing cloud footprint to reduce cost and address the manpower crunch in cyber security.

Cybercriminals are turning to new technologies to launder their ill-gotten gains, including recruiting fake Uber drivers, shady Airbnb hosts and crypto conversion specialists via underground dark web, experts say.