For a user, it can be difficult to figure out whether an app is malicious. First off it is always good only to install applications from the Google Play store, since most malware is still mainly spread through alternative stores. The post New campaigns spread banking malware through Google Play appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

In journalism, having good contacts is key and this is true when it comes to defending your digital assets. The following are some sources – of information and, possibly, assistance – that you might want to cultivate. The post Cybersecurity for journalists and the news media appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The holidays are a time when people purchase gifts for their friends, families, and yes, even for themselves. Increasingly, children are using and accessing more and more digital devices — making it important for everyone to work together to secure these devices. The post Only…zero days left until the holiday shopping season! appeared first on […]

German parents are being told to destroy smartwatches they have bought for their children after the country’s telecoms regulator put a blanket ban in place to prevent sale of the devices, amid growing privacy concerns. The post Kids’ smartwatches banned in Germany over spying concerns appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in the United Kingdom has issued a stark reminder and straight-to-the-point warning for all employees who might be tempted to snoop on others’ personal data. The post UK’s ICO issues stark reminder of backlash for privacy invasion appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Unfortunately, as with every opportunity, there are people who want to benefit from your success without putting in the hard work. Cybercriminals will view the increase in traffic and spending as opportunities to make extra money. The post Is your business ready for the Holiday Season? appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Simple DoS attacks, which are a one-on-one affair, have been all but supplanted by DDoS attacks. The latter involve concerted campaigns from armies of devices conscripted into botnets which, as if lined up and marching in lockstep, aim to knock the unlucky target offline. The post One-third of internet pounded by DoS attacks appeared first […]