ITProPortal
Twitter advises its 336M users to change passwords following encryption failure
SiliconANGLE
"This should be a call to arms to implement compulsory two-factor authentication," says Mike Banic, Vectra vice president of marketing. “Twitter is one of many web and mobile applications that don't require dual-factor authentication as the default. The good news is that it’s easy to set up two-factor authentication for Twitter accounts."
How can firms use Remote Desktop Protocol without leaving the door open for cybercriminals?
ITProPortal
13 hackers behind Imminent Monitor RAT arrested in worldwide crackdown
Teiss
Vectra comments on the international crackdown of IM-RATs
Global Security Mag