Infosecurity News
Trump Sues Facebook, Google and Twitter
Former US president takes legal action against companies over alleged illegal censorship
Marvel Movie Malware Detected
Black Widow malware masquerades as new movie to steal money and credentials
Multi-Cloud Environments More Risky
Security professionals say multi-cloud environments pose greater security challenges
CTOs Keeping Quiet on Breaches to Avoid Cyber Blame Game
Report finds 92% of UK organizations suffered a successful attack last year
Cybercrime Costs Organizations Nearly $1.79 Million Per Minute
648 cyber-attacks per minute occurred in the past year, costing organizations $1.79 million every minute
Regulator Probes Former Health Secretary's Use of Private Email
Matt Hancock comes under investigation by the ICO
New PrintNightmare Patch Can Be Bypassed, Say Researchers
Point and Print function appears to be the problem
US Could Appeal Assange Extradition Refusal
UK court grants United States permission to appeal decision not to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
Biden Administration Cancels $10bn JEDI Contract
Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract axed, replaced with multi-vendor contract
Most Insider Data Breaches Aren't Malicious
New research finds 78% of reported breaches that involve an insider were not malicious
Over 170 Scam Cryptomining Apps Charge for Non-Existent Services
Lookout claims users have lost over $350,000 to mobile fraud
Kremlin Hackers Reportedly Breached Republican National Committee
Attempted holiday weekend raid came via third-party provider
US: We May Take Unilateral Action Against Russian Cyber-Criminals
White House says option remains if Kremlin doesn’t act
Hacker’s Mom Puts End to 10-Month Cyber-bullying Campaign
Cyber-bully appears to stop online abuse of 6th grader after being caught in the act by mom
Official Formula 1 App Hacked
Racing fans receive strange messages over holiday weekend
BA Settles with Data Breach Victims
Victims of 2018 British Airways data breach to receive confidential settlement
Industry Must Drive Forward International Collaboration on Cyber
Industry bodies need to take the lead in fostering international collaboration in cybersecurity
Brits Lose Over £1bn in Fraud So Far This Year
Brits have lost over £1bn to fraud in the first half of 2021, but cases fell significantly in Q2 compared to Q1
Japan Looks to Boost Military Cyber Experts Amid Security Threat
China and Russia blamed for increasingly hostile activity
Suspected Cyber-Criminal "Dr Hex" Tracked Down Via Phishing Kit
Group-IB researchers also benefitted from poor threat actor OpSec
