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Anne Field Contributor 2014 was, of course, quite the year for revelations about cyber attacks and data breaches at major companies like Sony , JP Morgan Chase , Home Depot HD -2.13%, and a host of others. But there also have bee... Keep Reading

Pilfered card data, Zip codes used by fraudsters to pick stores close to victims. by Sean Gallagher - Dec 4, 2014 12:42pm EST  Credit card breaches are the gift that keeps on giving—to Eastern European cybercriminals, at leas... Keep Reading

BY CADIE THOMPSON Retail hacks have consumers thinking twice about how they will shop this holiday season. After a year of breaches, consumers don't feel safe anymore when shopping online, and some are even straying from their fav... Keep Reading

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(October 27, 2014) - The instant the POODLE vulnerability within SSLv3 [CVE-2014-3536] was identified, SecurityScorecard R&D team moved to determine how much of the public Internet was affected by this potentially severe security... Keep Reading

Posted: 10/23/2014 7:49 am EDT Updated: 10/23/2014 7:59 am EDT It's as if a robber were to break into a bank today and stay there until Christmas before someone noticed. That's how long hackers had access to JPMorgan Chase's com... Keep Reading

On October 13, 2014 SecurityScorecard threat intelligence monitoring sensors detected a significant rise in leaked password chatter originating from Pastebin.com, as shown in Figure 1.1. Unidentified individuals made several posti... Keep Reading

Security experts say they never can be completely protected Los Angeles Times SEPTEMBER 7, 2014 | 5:00 AM The possible data breach at Home Depot Inc. that came to light this past week has raised anew the question of whether... Keep Reading

In late August, we announced a year-long partnership with Columbia University’s Data Science Institute. It’s a collaborative effort to explore new predictive breach models, develop new insights using our wide breadth and depth of ... Keep Reading

This month saw one of the largest bank heists in history, where cybercriminals got away with $100 million from the Central Bank of Bangladesh through the Federal Reserve’s Bangladesh account. Total losses would’ve amounted to near... Keep Reading