Infosecurity News
Microsoft Urges Azure Customers to Patch Exim Worm
Threat is targeting millions of globe’s email servers
Twitter Shuts Down 5000 State-Sponsored Accounts
Social network closes down further inauthentic behavior on site
Europol Gamifies Cryptocurrency Crime Prevention
Policing organization hails success of industry conference
US Lawmakers Hear Testimony on Concerns of Deepfakes
Concerns mount over potential disruption of the US's 2020 presidential election.
Malware a Serious Threat for Industrial Orgs
Cryptolocker malware increased by 167% in Q1 2019, report says.
Canadian City Fell Prey to a $375K Phish
Burlington, Ontario, was a victim of a "complex phishing email."
Home Secretary Signs Assange US Extradition Request
Only UK courts now stand between WikiLeaks founder and US trial
Millions of Email Servers at Risk from Cryptomining Worm
Researchers urge admins to patch Exim installations now
MI5 Breached Surveillance Law for Years
New documents detail “extraordinary and persistent illegality”
Employees Out of Work After ASCO Hit by Ransomware
Aircraft parts manufacturer ASCO decided to temporarily close its Belgium office
Gaming's All Fun and Games Till Someone Gets Hacked
The gaming industry is increasingly the target of cyber-criminals looking to turn a quick profit.
AGs Warn ACMA Breach Impact Rose to Over 20 Million
The third-party breach at American Medical Collection Agency has impacted millions of patients.
UK Orgs Lose 2 & 1/2 Months a Year on Poor Password Management
Companies are failing to effectively manage password security
“Major Flaw” Discovered in Evernote’s Chrome Extension
Code flaw could have allowed threat actors to extract personal information from the browser environment
KnowBe4 Gets Whopping $300m in Funding
Dubbed a cybersecurity unicorn, KnowBe4's valuation soars to $1bn.
Philly Courts Still Down After Cyber-Attack
Some Philadelphia Court systems are still down three weeks post-attack
Flaw in SymCrypt Can Trigger DDoS
A Google researcher reported a Windows vulnerability as part of Project Zero.
XSS is Most Rewarding Bug Bounty as CSRF is Revived
XSS is the most rewarding security vulnerability, according to data on the number of bug bounties paid
Microsoft Fixes Four SandboxEscaper Zero-Days
Patch Tuesday sees updates for 88 flaws
FBI: Don’t Trust HTTPS or Padlock on Websites
Feds warn that hackers are increasingly using certs to ‘secure’ their phishing sites
