Concerns over midterm election tampering reach a boiling point in the days leading up to actual voting. Go to Source

An exploit was released for a flaw existing in a process in CPUs called Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT). Go to Source

“Password-killing” authentication efforts may be on a road to nowhere. Go to Source

Investigators posed as buyers and were offered the messages at 10 cents per Facebook account. Go to Source

A high severity zero-day flaw exists in Cisco System’s SIP inspection engine. Go to Source

Meanwhile, Saturday now is the most “dangerous” day of the week for DDoS attacks. Go to Source

Five of them allow remote compromise of the IoT gadgets, so attackers can intercept video feeds and more. Go to Source

Weighing the impact of GDPR and how the historic legislation has shaped privacy protection measures in the U.S., so far. Go to Source

Stealing administrative credentials to carry out months-long spy campaigns is a top threat. Go to Source

Poor DNS housekeeping opens the door to account takeover. Go to Source