Infosecurity News

  1. Most Phishing Pages are Short-lived

    The majority of phishing pages exist for only one day

  2. Half of Websites Still Using Legacy Crypto Keys

    Scott Helme urges firms to switch from RSA to ECDSA

  3. NVD: It’s Another Record Year for Vulnerabilities

    Fifth year in a row for record number of bugs published to National Vulnerability Database

  4. IT Execs Half as Likely to Face the Axe After Breaches

    Skills shortages are making staff hard to fire

  5. AWS Outage Hits Eastern US

    Five-hour outage at Amazon Web Services causes widespread disruption

  6. Two Countries Charge Canadian with Cybercrimes

    US indicts Canadian suspected of attacking his native land with ransomware

  7. Passports Now Most Attacked Form of ID

    Passports surpass national identity cards as ID type most attacked by fraudsters

  8. Software Vulnerabilities Up by 20% in 2021

    HackerOne revealed its hackers have detected 66,000 valid vulnerabilities this year

  9. Dramatic Fall in .UK Domain Suspensions

    New figures from Nominet show just 3434 .uk domain names were suspended in the year up to October 31 2021

  10. Google Files Lawsuit Against Blockchain Botnet Operators

    Legal action aimed to bolster technical efforts at takedown

  11. French Transport Giant Exposes 57,000 Employees and Source Code

    GitHub account potentially exposed after RATP leak

  12. Hotel Guests Locked Out of Rooms After Ransomware Attack

    Conti attack targeted Nordic Choice chain

  13. Brothers Confess to Conning Spanish-speaking Americans

    Peruvian siblings plead guilty in million-dollar international call-center fraud case

  14. Omicron Scam Targets Universities

    Coordinated cyber-attack on North American universities uses Covid-19 variant theme

  15. Vulnerabilities Found in GOautodial

    API vulnerabilities discovered in call center software suite with 50K global users

  16. Just 3% of UK Firms Escaped a Supply Chain Breach in 2021

    BlueVoyant finds only a quarter consider third-party risk a priority

  17. Ransomware Victims Pay $700K in Extra Extortion Fees

    CrowdStrike urges firms not to pay up

  18. UK’s Poor Cyber Risk Planning Could “Wreak Havoc”

    House of Lords urges government to look further into the future

  19. Prison for Newstar Websites Money Launderer

    US locks up woman who laundered money for company that ran sexually exploitative child modeling sites

  20. Cyber-attack Closes UK Convenience Stores

    SPAR shutters some of its stores in northeast England following attack on its IT systems

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