WindTalker Attack Finds New Vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi Networks

[TechWeb] Follow Dark Reading: [RSS] November 22, 2016 LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY [WindTalker Attack Finds New Vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi Networks] White hat researchers show how hackers read keystrokes to potentially compromise cellphone and tablet users on public Wi-Fi and home networks. [Balancing The Risk & Promise Of The Internet Of Things] You can't defend against something you don't understand. So make sure you consider IoT's risks before embracing its functionality. [Hackers Attack Canada Army Site, Redirect Visitors To China] Canada armed forces take down recruitment site after would-be recruits are redirected to official Chinese government page. [Millions Exposed In Data Breach At UK Telecom Three] Three, a British ISP and telecom company, suffers major breach of its upgrade database, impacting two-thirds of its 9 million users. [MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY] HOT TOPICS [Security Experts Call For Regulation On IoT Cybersecurity] During a House Committee hearing today, Bruce Schneier also asks for the establishment of a new government agency devoted to cybersecurity. [NSA Chief Says DNC Email Leak Was Deliberate Act] Attack was a conscious effort to achieve a specific effect, Director Michael Rogers told the Wall Street Journal this week. [Insider Threat: The Domestic Cyber Terrorist] It is dangerously naive for business and government leaders to dismiss the risk of radicalized privileged users inside our critical industries. [MORE] EDITORS' CHOICE [5 Ways Retailers Can Stay Safe Over the Holidays] E-commerce experts offer tips for locking down systems as the busy holiday season approaches. Tech Resources - [[Enterprise Mobility] How-To for IT Pros] - [SQL Server 2005 Migration Checklist] - [Incident Response Checklist] - [4 Reasons You Should Build an Agile Data Mart] - [[Attacks] Replace AV with Cb Defense] - [Defense Strategies for the Growing Threat of Ransomware] - [Ransomware is Increasing the Risks & Impact to Organizations] [ACCESS TECH LIBRARY NOW] - [Will Data & Humans Become Friends in 2017?] Is data reaching a saturation point, or still in its infancy? Has data buried human experience in our decision process? How will the millennial generation's love of data impact business as more millennials move into management roles? Can we expect ... - [Containerized Apps - Changing Security] With continuous deployment of micro-services and Docker containers becoming mainstream, it's imperative that security initiatives include security scanning and monitoring. Increasingly, known open source vulnerabilities have been the "way in" for attackers. This is a major concern for organizations worldwide ... [MORE WEBINARS] Partner Perspectives [Active Defense Framework Can Help Businesses Defend Against Cyberattacks] New report provides a framework that lets private sector entities defend themselves while at the same time protect individual liberties and privacy, and mitigate the risk of collateral damage. [8 Ways Businesses Can Better Secure Their Remote Workers] Remote workers may present challenges for IT staff, but a combination of cybersecurity best practices, strong policy, and a dedicated user awareness campaign could keep company data safe. [Every Minute Of Security Planning Will Save You 10 Minutes In Execution] Leveraging automation, orchestration, and interoperability in your cybersecurity plans now will save you significant time later. FEATURED REPORTS - [[Research] Tackle Email Fraud with Comprehensive Targeted Threat Protection] - [[Dark Reading Strategic Security Report] The Impact of Enterprise Data Breaches] [MORE REPORTS] CURRENT ISSUE [Five Emerging Security Threats - And What You Can Learn From Them] [DOWNLOAD THIS ISSUE] [SUBSCRIBE NOW] [BACK ISSUES] | [MUST READS] | [TECH DIGEST] PRODUCTS & RELEASES [FireEye Introduces Cloud MVX and MVX Smart Grid] [Thomson Reuters, Pillsbury, FireEye Align For Cybersecurity Compliance Program] [TruSTAR Technology Secures Funding to Accelerate Company Growth and Connective Defense Vision] [MORE PRODUCTS & RELEASES] Dark Reading Daily -- Published By [InformationWeek] UBM Tech 2 Penn Plaza, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10121 To update your profile, change your e-mail address, or unsubscribe, [cick here.] To opt-out of any future Dark Reading Daily Newsletter emails, please respond [here.] Thoughts about this newsletter? [Give us feedback.] Keep This Newsletter Out Of Your SPAM Folder Don't let future editions go missing. Take a moment to add the newsletter's address to your anti-spam white list: If you're not sure how to do that, ask your administrator or ISP. Or check your anti-spam utility's documentation. We take your privacy very seriously. Please review our [Privacy Statement.] [© 2016] | [UBM Tech] | [Privacy Statement] | [Terms Of Service] | [Contact Us]