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  1. Avaddon Ransomware Still Using Excel 4.0 Macros

    The Avaddon ransomware is using Excel 4.0 macros as an infection vector

  2. Record Number Enrol in Online NCSC CyberFirst Courses

    The NCSC plans to provide a mix of classroom and virtual classes going forward

  3. V Shred Exposes Pics and PII on 100,000 Customers

    Researchers at vpnMentor claim fitness firm misconfigured S3 bucket

  4. GoldenSpy Uninstaller Appears Out of Nowhere

    Backdoor removal asks more questions than it answers

  5. Global Dating App Users Exposed in Multiple Security Snafus

    WizCase researchers find unsecured online databases in US and Asia

  6. Researchers Find Vulnerabilities in Apache Remote Desktop Software

    Apache Guacamole is an open source remote access gateway

  7. US Schools and Colleges Have Leaked 24.5 Million Records Since 2005

    Educational establishments across the US have leaked millions of records since 2005, according to an analysis of public data

  8. Hundreds Arrested After Cops Dismantle Encrypted Phone Network

    EncroChat was one of the largest encrypted phone networks in operation and was mostly used for criminal activity

  9. Security Analysts Disproportionate in their Investigation of Malware

    The amount of requests to investigate Backdoors and Droppers does not correspond with their use

  10. New Mac Ransomware Hidden in Pirated Software

    OSX.ThiefQuest also contains keylogger

  11. Security Serious Opens Nominations for Fifth Unsung Heroes Awards

    Nominations open for fifth Security Serious Unsung Heroes awards

  12. Scam Cryptocurrency Biz Dissolved After Stealing £1.5m

    XtraderFX used fake celeb endorsements to lure novice investors

  13. Facebook Privacy Snafu Exposes User Data to Thousands of Apps

    Glitch meant 5000 developers continued to receive user information

  14. SonicWall Appoints Tristan Bateup as Country Manager for Ireland

    Security firm seeks to expand presence and capabilities in the country

  15. NTT Data Center Subsidiary Settles with FTC in Privacy Spat

    RagingWire promoted itself as compliant with the Privacy Shield framework even when it wasn't, the FTC said. Now it has promised not to do that again

  16. California's CCPA Gets Enforcement Teeth Today

    California is enforcing its consumer privacy protection law after a six-month grace period

  17. Bitcoin Scammers Use Celebrity Names to Lure Victims

    Online criminals are hijacking celebrity names and media brands in a complex multi-stage fraud—but where are they getting their victim data?

  18. Remote Workers Becoming More Security Conscious Although Bad Habits Persist

    Remote workers are becoming more aware of good cybersecurity practices

  19. Entries Now Open for the 2020 Tech Trailblazers Awards

    The awards recognize outstanding early-stage tech companies worldwide

  20. Malware Uses Postal App Lure to Send SMS Messages and Steal Data

    Malware uses postal app lure to steal user details and send SMS messages

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