Infosecurity News
Nigerian Hackers Lift Reams of Info from Global Industrial Targets
There have been more than 500 attacked companies in more than 50 countries so far.
WannaCry Was the Work of Lazarus Say UK Spies
North Korean group to blame, according to report
Moroccan Hackers Tried to Hack US Election: Report
Claims that MoRo group targeted schools first
Privacy International Sends Brexit Teams Anti-Surveillance Package
NGO warns of state-sponsored snooping on both sides
Samsung Makes Rookie Mistake, Exposing Millions of Smartphones
Samsung let a domain for live code expire—meaning that whoever registered it next gained the ability to compromise millions of smartphones.
Vaping, e-Cigarettes Can Be Used to Hack Computers
An e-cigarette could be used to intercept network traffic or control the computer.
TrickBot Targets PayPal, Salesforce.com
In May, there were two global campaigns showing new tactics for the banking trojan.
Ulster University Also Suffered Ransomware Outage This Week
Northern Ireland uni was hit on the same day as UCL
Germany Ready to Undermine Encryption in Terror Fight
Report suggests legislation could be on its way
New IoT Botnet Targets IP Cameras
Trend Micro warns of a new IoT botnet targeting 1000 internet protocol (IP) cameras
UK Hacker Pleads Guilty to Stealing US Satellite Data
Sean Caffrey admitted hacking DoD user account details
Scam App in Apple's Top 10 Rakes in $80K Per Month
The app, which charges $100 per week, has been a top 20 grossing productivity app since at least April 20.
