Infosecurity News
Common Flaws Discovered in Penetration Tests Persist
Brute forcing accounts and exploitation using EternalBlue remain prevalent forms of attack
DoJ: Zoombombing Could Land You Behind Bars
As #COVID19 drives meetings online, authorities warn disruptive users
Docker Users Targeted with Crypto Malware Via Exposed APIs
Password-free installations allow hackers to profit
Zoom Blow as Thousands of User Videos Are Found Online
Default naming convention blamed for privacy snafu
Google Mobility Reports Show Impact of Lockdown
Google aggregates phone location data to report on how well lockdown rules are being followed
Threat Group Lures Victims with Teddy Bears
Americans receive teddy bears along with malicious USBs through the mail
Washington State Legalizes Restricted Use of Facial Recognition Technology
Washington becomes first state to pass law on restricted use of facial recognition technology
Zoom Patches Three New Bugs in Scramble to Support Remote Workers
CEO Eric Yuan admits platform has been overwhelmed by new users
Rights Groups: #COVID19 Oppression Exceeds 9/11 Response
Civil society urges governments to respect human rights amidst surveillance crackdown
IRS: Phishers Using #COVID19 Stimulus Payments as Lure
Tax office warns of email, text, phone, social and in person scams
New MakeFrame Skimmer Claims 19 Victims
New skimmer MakeFrame detected as millions shop from home amid COVID-19 outbreak
Key Ring App Data Leak Exposes 44 Million Images
Researchers find user data of 14 million Key Ring app users on five unsecured Amazon Buckets
London Hit by Quarantine Text Scam
Richmond residents warned over fraudulent quarantine fine notification texts
Infosecurity Europe 2020 Postponed Due to #COVID19
Organizers plan to host event later in the year
Zoom Phishers Register 2000 Domains in a Month
As #COVID19 home working surges, cyber-criminals look to cash in
Ransomware Attackers Exploit #COVID19 to Target Hospital VPNs
Microsoft alerts several dozen healthcare organizations
Morrisons Wins Insider Breach Ruling but Liability Concerns Persist
Supreme Court ruling means employers could still be sued
Company Launches Lockdown-Friendly Hacking Competition
Hacking challenge with $2,850 prize will take place on April 6
Affordacare Patient Data Allegedly Published Online
Affordacare patient records allegedly published online, but clinic tells patients their data was unaffected by a recent data breach
Ransomware Payments on the Rise
New research finds more ransomware victims are paying their cyber-attackers
