Infosecurity News

  1. NCSC Stresses 5G's Challenges Outweigh China Threat

    There’s much more to 5G security than Huawei, says NCSC.

  2. Warning Made on Cross-Platform Cryptominer

    LoudMiner uses virtualization software to mine cryptocurrency

  3. High-Risk Vulnerabilities in iOS, Android Apps

    76% of mobile apps store data insecurely, a new Positive Technologies report says.

  4. California Suffered Highest Number of Breaches

    Since 2008, the US has seen nearly 10,000 data breaches, the report says.

  5. US CERT Warns of DHS Phishing Scam

    Victims are lured into downloading malware via an email pretending to be from the US's DHS.

  6. DCMS Pushes Porn Age Verification Deadline Back “Indefinitely”

    DCMS to announce that age verification scheme is to be delayed

  7. Florida City Pays $600K to Ransomware Authors

    Riviera Beach chooses not to follow advice of law enforcement

  8. UK Identity Fraud Jumps 8% to New All-Time High

    Cifas figures also reveal a sharp increase in money mule activity

  9. CISOs Struggling With 50+ Separate Security Tools

    Panaseer reveals major challenges in gaining meaningful security insight

  10. Millions Fall Victim to System Cleaner Hoaxes

    Nearly 1.5 million users were attacked in first half of 2019, says Kaspersky.

  11. Security Should Be Business Focused, Says ISF

    A new ISF report looks at how to build a security assurance program that meets stakeholder needs.

  12. SACK Panic Vulnerability in Linux

    Netflix researchers published an advisory for multiple vulnerabilities.

  13. Hackers Gobble Up Data From EatStreet Diners and Partners

    Two-week breach led to data theft including bank and payment info

  14. AMCA Files for Bankruptcy Protection After Breach

    Debt collector finds itself swamped by bills it can’t pay

  15. Only Quarter of IaaS Users Can Audit Config Settings

    McAfee report suggests reason for cloud data leak epidemic

  16. Facebook Announces Digital Wallet and Coin, Libra

    Opponents rain on Facebook's Libra parade.

  17. Accenture Acquires Deja vu Security

    The acquisition aims to improve the "security of things," Accenture says.

  18. DNS Attacks Grow More Frequent and Costly

    The cost of DNS attacks jumped 49% from 2018.

  19. #OktaForum: Biometrics Are Authentication Preference, Privacy Concerns Remain

    Biometrics are seen as a positive step, but employees have privacy concerns

  20. #OktaForum: Trust is Key to Identity and Security

    Trust remains the most important factor in enabling security and identity management

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