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Automation, strategic process design and an investment in training are the keys to managing the cybersecurity skills gap, according to a recent survey from Trustwave.
The espionage tool masquerades as legitimate applications and robs victims blind of their data.
The vulnerability is one of 39 affecting various aspects of the mobile OS that the company fixed in a security update this week.
No longer a simple Android banker, Cerberus is now a full-fledged RAT that can take complete control of devices and automatically spread via mobile device management servers.
Researchers warn that the EventBot Android malware, which targets over 200 financial apps, could be the "next big mobile malware."
The PhantomLance espionage campaign is targeting specific victims, mainly in Southeast Asia -- and could be the work of the OceanLotus APT.
An exploit published by a developer is easy to use and has already been used to build malicious apps that gain root access on Android devices.
An automated Google warning to Android app developers regarding mobile app permissions has cut the number of requests in half.
The Kr00k bug arises from an all-zero encryption key in Wi-Fi chips that reveals communications from devices from Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung and others.
A new Emotet campaign is spread via SMS messages pretending to be from banks and may have ties to the TrickBot trojan.
