Welcome to Changelog for 5/21/23, published by Synack! Nathaniel Mott here with a recap of what happened in cyber this week. Programming note: Changelog will not publish next week as we observe Memorial Day in the U.S.
The Biden administration’s executive order to restrict government use of commercial spyware put the spyware industry on notice, but experts say global collaboration will be needed to truly limit the spread of these invasive toolkits.
Welcome to Changelog for 5/14/23, published by Synack—and Happy Mother’s Day! Nathaniel Mott here with the week’s security news.
Increases in phishing attacks, credential stuffing against corporate cloud services and unpatched vulnerabilities in consumer hardware have all skyrocketed since the COVID pandemic upended work routines. With more employees logging in from home, locking down workers’ security habits and local networks has never mattered so much.
Welcome to Changelog for 5/7/23, published by Synack! Nathaniel Mott here with the latest security news and… pickleball? Let’s talk about it.
Welcome to Changelog for 4/30/23, published by Synack! Nathaniel Mott here with the latest security news and the utmost sympathy for everyone heading home from RSA 2023 with new swag, business cards and bone-deep weariness.
Welcome to Changelog for 4/23/23, published by Synack! Nathaniel Mott here, writing in the calm before the RSA 2023 storm—but more on that in a moment.
While the open-source ecosystem continues to make progress on securing the production of widely used components, developers need better tools and a security culture to benefit.
Welcome to Changelog for 4/16/23, published by Synack! Nathaniel Mott here, back with a look at some of the biggest cybersecurity news of the week.