Infosecurity News

Housemates Regularly Share Access to Online Accounts
Nearly half of people are comfortable sharing streaming services with housemates

Fake Login Page Detections Top 50,000 in 2020
Ironscales research finds 50,000+ fake login pages so far in 2020

30+ #COVID19 Spam Emails Analyzed Every Minute
Data shows cybercrime costs organizations around $24.70 every minute, as RiskIQ determines the COVID-19 impact

Walmart Announces Surprise TikTok Bid
Retail giant will team up with Microsoft

Musk: Tesla Was Target of Russian Ransomware Conspiracy
Employee at car giant allegedly offered $1m to help deploy malware

Empire Market Falls After Suspected Exit Scam
Multiple DDoS attacks reportedly too much for one of dark web’s most popular sites

Online Piracy Ring Dismantled
Agencies in the United States and Europe unite to bring down online piracy group

US Military Cyber Chief Defends More Aggressive Strategy
Head of US Cyber Command says America was right to become more proactive over cybersecurity

US Issues BeagleBoyz Warning
Americans warned about North Korean bank-robbing cyber-gang, BeagleBoyz

Local Government Organizations Most Frequently Targeted by Ransomware
Nearly half of ransomware attacks this year have targeted municipalities

Trend Micro Blocks 28 Billion Cyber-Threats in 1H 2020
Vendor spots increase in BEC and new ransomware families

BT Security Announces Vendor Partners to Simplify and Strengthen Protection
BT Security announces vendor partners including McAfee, Fortinet, Microsoft and IBM

UltraRank Digital Skimming Group Hit Hundreds of Sites
Five-year history of Magecart-like gang uncovered by Group-IB

Dracula Network Pushes Out Pro-China Twitter Spam
Researchers spot Beijing’s hand in botnet-for-hire campaign

Cybersecurity Community Concerned About Misinformation
Misinformation and fake domains are causing concern among American cybersecurity professionals

Giveaway Scam Infects 65,000 Devices with Malware
Family of Android apps uses freebie lure to distribute novel ad fraud botnet

US Arrests Tourist Over Malware Conspiracy
Vacationer charged with conspiring to pay employee $1m to infect company with ransomware

New Zealand’s Stock Exchange Hit by Cyber-Attacks Two Days in a Row
New Zealand’s stock exchange was placed on hold due to “connectivity issues” a day after a DDoS attack

TLS and VPN Flaws Offer Most Pen Tester Access
Vulnerabilities in TLS and a 10-year-old botnet are the most common findings from penetration tests

Security Flaws in Two Popular TV Set-Top Boxes Expose Customers to Attack
The tv set up boxes are vulnerable to remote takeover, enabling cyber-criminals to launch attacks



