Infosecurity News
Sioux Falls Funds DSU Cybersecurity Lab
City council approves $10m appropriation toward Dakota State University cybersecurity lab
Irish Watchdog Fines Meta $19m Over Data Breach
Ireland’s data regulator imposes penalty after inquiry into 2018 data breach notifications
Avast Merger Raises Competition Concerns
UK government finds NortonLifeLock purchase of Avast could reduce competition
Thousands of Mobile Apps Expose User Data Via Cloud Misconfigurations
Check Point study urges developers to follow best practices
CISA: Fix MFA and Patch Promptly to Stop Russian Attackers
Alert explains how misconfigured authentication allowed hackers in
Kaspersky Hits Back at "Politically Motivated" BSI Advisory
German authorities had urged firms to replace the Russian vendor’s products
UK Blocks Assange's Extradition Appeal
WikiLeaks founder’s appeal against extradition to US refused by UK Supreme Court
Hackers Hit Rosneft
Cyber-attack on German subsidiary of Russian state-backed energy company
Nearly 300k Heart Patients’ Data Exposed
PHI of 287K patients at risk after cyber-attack on South Denver Cardiology Associates
Israeli Government Websites Taken Offline in Large-Scale Cyber-Attack
The widescale DDoS attack is suspected to have been conducted by a nation-state actor
Mobile Devices See 466% Annual Increase in Zero-Day Attacks
Zimperium report warns of bugs, malware and misconfigurations
Ukrainian Targets Hit by Another Destructive Malware Variant
CaddyWiper looks like nothing else, says ESET
Clearview AI Helping the Ukrainian War Effort
Facial recognition company lists multiple ways tech could be used by Kyiv
Canada Cops Arrests Teen Cyber-Attack Suspect
Alleged DDoS attacker arrested at home while apparently 3D printing a gun
UK Unveils New Cyber Flashing Law
People who send unsolicited sexual images could serve two years in prison
Exclusive: iboss Issues School District Cybersecurity Warning
Research finds “startlingly low understanding” of cybersecurity risks among school leaders
SCA Rules Come into Force Today for E-commerce Transactions
From today, UK shoppers will have to provide a combination of two forms of identification at checkout when making an online purchase
Critical Infrastructure Threat as Ransomware Groups Target 'Enemies of Russia'
Accenture says cybercrime underground is split down ideological lines
Legal Practice Fined £100k After Hacker Stole Court Info
Security failings led to serious data breach at Tuckers Solicitors
FCA: Crypto ATMs Are Illegal in the UK
Regulator warns consumers it is planning to shut them down
