For the second time in a week, Adobe Systems Inc. says it plans fix a zero-day vulnerability in its Flash Player software that came to light after hackers broke into and posted online hundreds of gigabytes of data from Hacking Team, a controversial Italian company that’s long been accused of helping repressive regimes spy on […]

Airports, hotels… On vacation we also spend the whole day connected to the Internet. WhatsApp has in many countries become an essential tool for personal communication. We all want to be able to check Facebook, post photos on Instagram, tweet something we’ve seen, and answer work emails from wherever we  are… and it’s possible. We […]

Five minutes. That is the time needed for an attacker to intercept your company’s communications in the most simple and alarming way. Unfortunately, they don’t have to circumvent complex security measures, install malware on the employees’ computers or anything like that. The legendary hacker Kevin Mitnick, one time convicted cybercriminal and now renowned expert in computer […]

On June 25th, we celebrated the 25th anniversary of Panda Security. It is possible that you may be wondering how the celebration was so… here are some pictures! DIEGO NAVARRETE, PANDA SECURITY CEO, WELCOMING THE ATENDEES   PANDA INNOVATION AWARDS   LET’S GET THE PARTY STARTED!   WE COULD NOT HAVE HAD BETTER COMPANY!   […]

System Administrators and anyone else relying on OpenSSL be warned. A single security vulnerability classified as “high severity” has been found. You should be prepared to switch to a new version of the open-source crypto library that will be released today, 9th July. There are still not much details of this vulnerability except that it […]

Indicators of Compromise (IOC) A powerful threat actor known as “Wild Neutron” (also known as “Jripbot” and “Morpho“) has been active since at least 2011, infecting high profile companies for several years by using a combination of exploits, watering holes and multi-platform malware. The latest round of attacks in 2015 uses a stolen code signing […]