Infosecurity News

  1. State of Washington Expands Breach Notice Laws

    Companion bills try to give citizens the right to know what data companies are collecting.

  2. Fake Social Accounts Multiply; Can Users ID Them?

    A new quiz tests user ability to detect fake social accounts.

  3. ASUS Not Alone in ShadowHammer Supply Chain Attack

    Researchers say at least six other organizations were also infiltrated in supply chain attacks.

  4. IoT Set to Put Strain on Cyber Skills Market

    Demand soars for industry roles

  5. Dark Web’s Wall Street Market Suspected of Exit Scam

    Admins look like they’re taking the money and running

  6. Report: 42% of Used Drives Sold on eBay Hold Sensitive Data

    For every 20 used drives analyzed, at least three contained PII

  7. #CYBERUK19: GCHQ Ramps Up Intelligence Sharing with UK Firms

    UK spy agency able to share threat intel in seconds, says boss

  8. Insider Threats a Top Risk to Healthcare

    Legacy systems and unmanaged devices widen the attack surface in healthcare, says report.

  9. Magecart Swoops in to Strike Atlanta Hawks Shop

    Card-skimming malware targets NBA team's online store.

  10. Online Fitness Store Gets One-Upped by Hackers

    Bodybuilding.com suffered a security breach.

  11. FBI: BEC Losses Surged to $1.3bn in 2018

    Tech support, ransomware and extortion losses also climbed

  12. Online Thief Cracks Private Keys to Steal $54m in ETH

    “Blockchainbandit” took advantage of improperly generated keys

  13. UK Government Allows Huawei to Provide ‘Non-Core’ 5G Kit

    Theresa May over-rules ministerial concerns over Chinese spying

  14. European Parliament Approves Mass ID Database Plans

    Privacy fears of Big Brother state swirl around Brussels

  15. Addiction Center Patients Exposed in Privacy Snafu

    Another unsecured Elasticsearch database spills PII

  16. Cyber Readiness Worsens as Attacks Soar

    Hiscox report finds 61% of firms have been hit

  17. Singapore Responds to Recent Cybersecurity Attacks

    Singapore comes back strong after recent data breaches.

  18. WannaCry 'Hero' Pleads Guilty to Writing Malware in US Court

    The man who reverse-engineered WannaCry has pleaded guilty in a US court to two counts of creating and spreading malware

  19. Password "123456" Used by 23.2 Million Users Worldwide

    NCSC releases data showing that users are still relying on weak passwords.

  20. Mueller Report: Individuals Deleted Data During Investigation

    Mueller's report states that data was deleted relating to the investigation.

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