Infosecurity News
Dark Basin: Researchers Uncover Major Hack-for-Hire Group
Indian tech firm blamed for cyber-espionage work against clients’ rivals
Working Group Calls for Greater DMARC Support and Adoption
Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group calls for greater email authentication
Microsoft’s Mega Patch Tuesday is Largest Ever
Redmond fixes a massive 129 CVEs in June
Nintendo Breach: Now 300,000 Accounts Affected
Gaming giant almost doubles number of compromised NNIDs
Pentagon Issues Hacking Challenge
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency invites hackers to crack new ultra-secure hardware
Trustworthy AI Initiative Launched
Initiative launched to promote the development of trustworthy artificial intelligence technology
Cyber-Incidents Surge 366% at NASA
Cyber-incidents at NASA rose 366% in 2019 as millions slashed from cybersecurity budget
41% of UK Workers Haven’t Received Adequate Cybersecurity Training
Lack of training is putting businesses at risk of cyber-attacks
Microsoft Predicts Escalation of Zero Trust in Lockdown Environments
Continued lockdown will lead to increased Zero Trust deployment
CSA Virtual Summit: Future of European Cloud Services Scheme Detailed
ENISA discusses the development of the European certification scheme for cloud services
IBM Quits Facial Recognition Over Rights Concerns
Open letter to Congress warns of biased use of AI
More S3 Buckets Compromised with Magecart and Malicious Redirector
Malicious code spread via misconfigured AWS infrastructure
New HMRC SMS Phishing Scam Targets Self-Employed Workers
Griffin Law uncovers new scam designed to steal data from SEISS users during COVID-19 pandemic
Honda Tackling Suspected Ransomware Infection
Carmaker reveals incident affecting its IT network
Animal Rights Group Hacked Over Exploded Elephant Comments
Accusations over elephant’s death lead to hack of animal rights group’s website
US University to Host INTERPOL Digital Forensics Conference
INTERPOL digital forensics conference to be hosted virtually by University of New Haven
Ransomware Strikes Third US College in a Week
Columbia College Chicago becomes third US college in a week to be hit by Netwalker ransomware
Open Source Software Vulnerabilities Increased By 130% in 2019
Open source software vulnerabilities are at historically high levels
CPA Canada Breach Hits Over 300,000 Accountants
Personal information stolen after website is compromised
Phishers Hide #COVID19 Malware in CVs and Medical Leave Forms
Check Point data finds attack levels on the rise as businesses re-open
