Browser Security
Google Chrome DBSC Protection Tested Against Cookie Attacks
Wajahat Raja | | Authentication, Browser Security, Cookie Theft, cryptography, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity News, Device-Bound Session Credentials (DBSC), Google Chrome, malware protection, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Session Security, threat actors, Trusted Platform Module (TPM), Web Standards, Zero Day Attacks
In light of cookie stealing attacks and to ensure Chrome browser protection, Google has recently piloted its new Chrome DBSC. The device-bound session credentials (DBSC) are aimed at protecting users against cookie ...
Infoblox Applies AI to DNS Traffic to Thwart Malware Infestations
Infoblox is leveraging AI to identify websites that are sources of malware and block them to make IT environments more secure ...
Security Boulevard
Navigating the evolving browser security landscape in 2024
Devin Ertel | | Browser Security, Cybersecurity Strategy, education, remote work, Threat Trends & Research
Web browsers shape the digital world as they connect us to information, transactions, and the world with every click, scroll, and search. With 75% of enterprise employees now spending the majority of ...
State of Browser Security: Defending browsers against ever evolving zero-hour phishing attacks
In the past six months, Menlo Security Threat Research revealed a 198% surge in browser-based phishing attacks. Despite the increased productivity from heightened browser usage, this poses a significant cybersecurity risk. Traditional ...
Threat actors are exploiting web applications
Due to digital transformation, work from anywhere policies and Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms, the browser has emerged as the main business tool today. Users from anywhere can access thousands of ...
RaaS kits will be a problem in 2024
Neko Papez | | Browser Security, Cybersecurity Strategy, Protecting the Remote Workforce, Ransomware, remote work
In the first three quarters of 2023, the number of ransomware attacks increased by almost 70% compared to the first three quarters of 2022, according to a report from Apple.. Ransomware attacks ...
Browser security is the key to stopping ransomware attacks
Neko Papez | | Browser Security, Protecting the Remote Workforce, Ransomware, Threat Trends & Research
Ransomware continues to frustrate enterprise security teams. These advanced attacks use adaptive and evasive tactics to bypass traditional security tools, infiltrate endpoints, spread through the network, and deliver their harmful payloads. More ...
Alert: JaskaGo Malware Targets Windows And macOS Systems
Wajahat Raja | | AT&T Alien Labs, Browser Security, Cross-Platform Malware, Cybersecurity News, Cybersecurity Threats 2023, information stealer, JaskaGo Malware, macOS Security, Malicious Software Attacks, Malware Persistence, Windows security
AT&T Alien Labs has recently discovered an information stealer called the JaskaGo malware. Threats arising from the cross-platform malware are highly severe as it can infiltrate both Windows and macOS systems. As ...
Alert: New Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability Being Exploited
Wajahat Raja | | Browser Exploits, Browser Security, Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability, CVE-2023-7024, Cyber Attacks on Browsers, Cybersecurity News, Cybersecurity Threats 2023, Google Chrome Security, Threat Analysis Group (TAG), Web Security Best Practices, WebRTC Framework
Google, in light of recent events, has launched a critical update for a high-severity Chrome zero-day vulnerability. As per recent reports, Google claims that the vulnerability has been actively exploited. It’s worth ...
The Browser Grinch strikes again: A tale of Chrome security updates
Lionel Litty | | Browser Security, Protecting the Remote Workforce, RBI, Threat Trends & Research, Vulnerabilities, Web security
‘Twas the season to be jolly, but lurking in the digital shadows was the Browser Grinch. Chrome’s recent zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2023-7024) crashed the holiday party, echoing the chaos of Microsoft’s 2018 emergency ...