Infosecurity News

  1. Malicious HTML Attachment Volumes Surge

    File type remains the most dangerous in email-borne threats

  2. US Authorities Dismantle Dark Web "Card Checking" Platform

    Try2Check helped cyber-criminals test stolen card details

  3. CISA Advises FCC Covered List For Risk Management

    Some of the companies included in the list are Huawei, ZTE, Dahua and China Unicom

  4. Apple and Google Unveil Industry Specification For Unwanted Tracking

    The new standard ensures that Bluetooth location-tracking can work with unauthorized tracking detection and alerts on iOS and Android

  5. Earth Longzhi Uses "Stack Rumbling" to Disable Security Software

    Trend Micro analyzed two separate Earth Longzhi campaigns between 2020 and 2022

  6. Three-Quarters of Firms Predict Breach in Coming Year

    Preparedness is improving, but not by enough

  7. Government's New Fraud Strategy Gets Lukewarm Reception

    Much-anticipated plan criticized as "too little, too late"

  8. Dark Web Bust Leads to Arrest of 288 Suspects

    Suspects used Monopoly Market to buy and sell drugs

  9. Bitmarck Halts Operations Due to Cybersecurity Breach

    Bitmarck does not believe customer data was impacted due to the breach

  10. South Korean Lures Used to Deploy ROKRAT Malware

    This shift is not exclusive to ROKRAT but represents a larger trend that became popular in 2022

  11. Hackers Exploit High Severity Flaw in TBK DVR Camera System

    Vulnerability derives from an error the camera experiences when handling a maliciously crafted HTTP cookie

  12. T-Mobile Reveals Second Breach of the Year

    Telco giant says issue began in late February

  13. UK Gun Owners May Be Targeted After Rifle Association Breach

    Unknown number of members compromised in cyber-attack

  14. Advanced Fee Fraud Surges by Over 600%

    However, computer misuse remains unchanged from before the pandemic

  15. Ransomware Attack Disrupts IT Network at Hardenhuish School

    At the time of writing, it is unclear whether the school paid the ransom

  16. Global Cyber-Attacks Rise by 7% in Q1 2023

    Check Point also said the education and research sector experienced the highest number of attacks

  17. Android Apps Fail to Protect User Data During Device Transfer

    CloudSEK said that in some applications such as WhatsApp, attackers could also bypass 2FA

  18. Man Gets Four Years for Stealing Bitcoins Seized by Feds

    Individual stole millions subject to forfeiture

  19. Google Bans 173,000 Bad Developers in 2022

    Efforts were part of a Google Play fraud and malware crackdown

  20. Minecraft Clones with 35 Million Installs Contained Adware

    McAfee discovered HiddenAds Trojan inside 38 copycat mobile games

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