Infosecurity News
Hackers Begin Uploading 30 Million Cards from Wawa Breach
Stolen data being sold by one of the underground’s most popular crime shops
Dell Technologies Announces Adrian McDonald as New EMEA President
McDonald will take on the role from February 3 2020
UK Deems Huawei a Manageable Risk for 5G
Experts welcome balanced decision informed by intelligence services
SEC Publishes Cybersecurity Practices of Financial Industry
America’s SEC publishes observations on financial industry’s cybersecurity practices
UK Medical Products Manufacturer Shuts Plant Following Breach
Tissue Regenix closes manufacturing plant after suffering a cybersecurity breach
NFL Twitter Accounts Hacked One Week Before Super Bowl
Saudi group says it’s behind Twitter hack of the NFL and 15 football teams
Suspected Magecart Hackers Arrested in Indonesia
Three men thought to have used stolen cards to buy luxury goods
Staff Send 130+ Emails Per Week to Wrong Recipient
Data Privacy Day study highlights insider threat to global firms
UK’s IoT Law Hopes to Drive Security-by-Design
Proposed legislation seeks to protect consumers from cyber risk
US Rolls Out New Bill to Reform NSA Surveillance
New US bill could end mass surveillance of phone records by the NSA
Major Canadian Military Contractor Compromised in Ransomware Attack
MAZE publishes data allegedly stolen from Bird Construction in ransomware attack
US Space Industry to Launch Cybersecurity Portal
Space ISAC cybersecurity information-sharing portal planned for spring 2020
Royal Yachting Association Resets Passwords After Breach
Unauthorized party accessed 2015 database
Chrome and Firefox Clamp Down on Suspicious Behavior
Renewed focus on stamping out malicious activity
Citrix Flaw Exploited by Ransomware Attackers
German car parts maker among the victims
Russian Pleads Guilty to Running Online Criminal Marketplace
Aleksei Burkov admits selling stolen credit card credentials via the website Cardplanet
US Issues Cybersecurity Warnings Over Flawed Medical Devices
US warns that GE CARESCAPE, ApexPro, and Clinical Information Center systems are exploitable
London Police Adopt Facial Recognition Technology as Europe Considers Five-Year Ban
London’s Metropolitan Police Service to start using facial recognition technology within a month
#BSidesLeeds: Credential Stuffing Often Seen as “Volume” Cybercrime
As it is not as trendy as ransomware, not enough attention is paid to credential stuffing
#BSidesLeeds: Cyber is Running the World, More Innovation to Come
Cybersecurity is “the best industry in the world”
