Infosecurity News

  1. Nintendo Offers $20K to Hack the Switch

    Ostensibly, the idea is to prevent piracy. But the focus on security is also a bit of a blow to the “homebrew” community.

  2. EmbusteBot Livens Up the Brazilian Financial Malware Scene

    It employs specific schemes for different banks and allows attackers to gain full control of a victim’s endpoint.

  3. 38% of Consumers Pay Up to Ransomware

    45% of consumers don't know what ransomware is.

  4. Encryption on the Rise in Age of Cloud

    Survey: 41% of respondents have an encryption strategy applied consistently across the enterprise.

  5. Nation-State-Linked Hackers Targeted UK Foreign Office

    Callisto Group is an advanced threat actor whose known targets include military personnel, government officials, think tanks and journalists.

  6. Cerber Takes Ransomware Crown from Locky

    Cerber ransomware took over as top-dog (90% of all detections).

  7. Australian ISP Fights DDoS Attack

    Australian ISP Melbourne IT has confirmed that it was hit by “a large DDoS attack” that disrupted its web hosting

  8. UK Tech Group to Start Connected Car Security Project

    The 5*StarS group will work on a new assurance framework

  9. UK Firms Hit by 43,000 Cyber-Attacks Each in Q1

    ISP stats reveal drop from previous quarter, but rise in IoT threats

  10. Security Training Should be Legal Requirement, Say Employees

    New study claims over half haven’t been given any over past year

  11. Philadelphia Ransomware Sets Sights on Healthcare

    Philadelphia is an unsophisticated ransomware-as-a-service kit sold for a few hundred dollars to anyone who can afford it.

  12. Most Businesses Totally Unprepared for Mobile Attacks

    Two-thirds of enterprise security professionals doubt their organizations can prevent a breach to employees’ devices.

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