Infosecurity News
Toshiba Business Reportedly Hit by DarkSide Ransomware
Ransomware group said to have stolen over 700GB of data
Lemonade Denies “Unforgivably Negligent” Security Gaffe
Insurtech company says alleged lapse was merely customers sharing their quotes online
US Sentences Cyber-Stalker Who Sent Sex Workers to Family’s Home
Hawaiian widower placed under 3-year supervision for cyber-stalking a Utah family
Rapid7 Source Code Accessed in Cyber-attack
Cybersecurity company’s source code compromised during supply-chain attack on Codecov
Ireland’s Healthcare System’s IT Offline Following Ransomware Attack
HSE Ireland reveals it has taken its IT systems offline due to a "significant ransomware attack"
Microsoft Alerts Aviation and Travel Firms to RAT Campaign
Sophisticated crypter-as-a-service ultimately leads to data theft
Quarter of CISOs Self-Medicate as Pandemic Stress Spikes
OneLogin claims only half have access to mental health services
Colonial Reportedly Paid $5 Million Ransom
Pipeline still suffered several-day outage
Cyber-bullying Spawns Artistic Protest
Artists turn 700 misogynistic comments made online into 3,000m-long artwork
Cyber-attacks Cost Small US Businesses $25k Annually
New research reveals cyber-attacks leave small businesses with big bills
Consumers Unforgiving of Merchants’ Data Failings
Data-conscious online shoppers in the US will ditch a merchant over a single lapse in data security
Record Number of Breaches Detected Amid #COVID19
85% of breaches analyzed in the report involved a human element
Biden Executive Order Mandates Zero Trust and Strong Encryption
Wide-ranging measures win praise from industry experts
Colonial Pipeline Attackers Linked to Infamous REvil Group
East coast fuel pipeline slowly resumes operations
Four Years On: Two-thirds of Global Firms Still Exposed to WannaCry
ExtraHop finds most enterprises are running insecure SMB protocol
Police Doxxed After Ransom Dispute
Washington DC Metropolitan Police records allegedly leaked online during National Policing Week
More Domestic Abuse Cases Involve Tech
UK experts report rise in number of domestic abuse cases involving complex use of digital technology
INTERPOL Launches Digital Piracy Project
New initiative aims to counter online piracy and dismantle illicit online marketplaces
UK Government Drafts New Legislation to Force Tech Firms to Tackle Online Abuse
The bill will cover a range of online harms, including child sexual abuse, harassment, and fraud
#CYBERUK21: Foreign Secretary Sets Out UK’s Global Cyber Vision
Dominic Raab says the UK and its allies must partner with the poorest regions in cyberspace
