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Two new POS malware families discovered

Posted By Scott Cornell|03-12-2015

Security researchers from multiple firms have uncovered two new malware families targeting retail point-of-sale systems. The first variant, known as PwnPOS, uses a "simple but thoughtful construction" to remain undetected on compromised systems. A ...

Protecting against cyberthreats in the new year

IN: Malware Alert

Posted By Matt Williams|12-29-2014

The new year is just around the corner and looking to the future has cybyersecurity and data breaches on the mind of many. A recent cybersecurity industry report predicted some of the biggest threats in store for e...

Malware infections of WordPress sites highlights importance of layered security

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Posted By Scott Cornell|12-18-2014

In mid-December, security researchers discovered a new malware campaign, dubbed SoakSoak, was responsible for the infection of more than 100,000 Wordpress sites in just two days. The malware caused blogs to be used as attack platforms, installing malware on t...

Be prepared: The new year will bring new cyber threats

IN: Malware Alert

Posted By Matt Williams|12-11-2014

A recent year-end report released by SentinelOne Labs shared some predictions for the threat landscape of the coming year, which include increases in attacks on Apple devices and critical infrastructure as well as the use of ransomware as an espionage tool. T...

Ticket vending machines not immune to POS malware

IN: Malware Alert

Posted By Scott Cornell|12-02-2014

There's no such thing as being attack-proof, and in the cybercrime world of today, every type of enterprise is a target. Among malicious strains, a type that's particularly rampant is point-of-sale malware. While people may think that type of intrusion is just confined to cash registers at the department store checkout line, that's not the case: POS malware is now hitting ...