Infosecurity News
Elderly Aussie Charged for Part in Ransomware Tech Support Scam
The 75-year-old is alleged to have set up three fake companies to launder money
Enterprise Complexity Requires New Security Approaches
Quicker detection of a cyber-attack can lead to double-digit reductions in business impact from the incident.
Consumer Online Confidence Takes a Hit in Wake of Escalating Fraud
61% of UK consumers distrust online shopping and banking—and some are cutting back on both.
Kiosk Hack Swarms Employee Break Rooms with PoS Malware
The hack of Avanti Markets may have jeopardized customer payment card information as well as biometric data.
Cinema Chain B&B Suffers Suspected Two-Year Card Breach
Company was reportedly tipped off by banking partner
Ex-GCHQ Boss: Encryption Backdoors Are a Threat to All
Robert Hannigan says governments need to work in different ways with tech companies
Trump Backtracks on Russia Security Partnership Plans
US President says he discussed a forming a joint ‘Cyber Security unit’ with Putin
CopyCat Android Malware Strikes a Unique Pose
The hackers behind the campaign have raked in approximately $1.5 million in fake ad revenues in two months.
US Officials: Russian Hackers Targeting Nuclear Facilities
The perpetrators appear to be mapping networks in an intelligence-gathering effort for future attacks.
Critical Infrastructure Defenses Woefully Weak
40% of ICS practitioners lack visibility into networks—and 69% say threats are high, or severe and critical.
Luxembourg Uni Researchers Join Honda to Overcome Car Key Fob Attacks
Car thieves can use relay attacks to commit the perfect crime
Exit Scam Fears as Darknet Giant AlphaBay Goes Offline
World’s biggest marketplace panics customers
