5 Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2022
Here’s what cybersecurity watchers want infosec pros to know heading into 2022.
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Vulnerabilities
That Toy You Got for Christmas Could Be Spying on You
Security flaws in the recently released Fisher-Price Chatter Bluetooth telephone can allow nearby attackers to spy on calls or communicate with children using the device.
Read More2021 Wants Another Chance (A Lighter-Side Year in Review)
The year wasn’t ALL bad news. These sometimes cringe-worthy/sometimes laughable cybersecurity and other technology stories offer schadenfreude and WTF opportunities, and some giggles.
Read MoreGlobal Cyberattacks from Nation-State Actors Posing Greater Threats
Casey Ellis, CTO at Bugcrowd, outlines how international relations have deteriorated into a new sort of Cold War, with espionage playing out in the cyber-domain.
Read MoreThe 5 Most-Wanted Threatpost Stories of 2021
A look back at what was hot with readers in this second year of the pandemic.
Read More4-Year-Old Microsoft Azure Zero-Day Exposes Web App Source Code
The security vulnerability could expose passwords and access tokens, along with blueprints for internal infrastructure and finding software vulnerabilities.
Read MoreAll in One SEO Plugin Bug Threatens 3M Websites with Takeovers
A critical privilege-escalation vulnerability could lead to backdoors for admin access nesting in web servers.
Read MoreCritical Apache HTTPD Server Bugs Could Lead to RCE, DoS
Don’t freak: It’s got nothing to do with Log4Shell, except it may be just as far-reaching as Log4j, given HTTPD’s tendency to tiptoe into software projects.
Read MoreFour Bugs in Microsoft Teams Left Platform Vulnerable Since March
Attackers exploiting bugs in the “link preview” feature in Microsoft Teams could abuse the flaws to spoof links, leak an Android user’s IP address and launch a DoS attack.
Read MoreTime to Ditch Big-Brother Accounts for Network Scanning
Yaron Kassner, CTO and co-founder of Silverfort, discusses why using all-seeing privileged accounts for monitoring is bad practice.
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