Infosecurity News

  1. Confusion Reigns as C-Suite Bemoans Lack of Security Resources

    Nominet research finds 90% of organizations are missing something

  2. IEEE Lifts Restriction on Huawei Employees

    International association allow participation in peer review activities

  3. Chinese Dating Apps Leak US User Data

    A database full of easily identifiable user data has been found by a security researcher.

  4. Checkers and Rally's Victims of Data Breach

    Malware infiltrated the POS and stole card numbers and other details.

  5. TA505 Suspected in Chilean Financial Institutions Malware Attacks

    CyberInt Research has identified further activities by cyber-gang TA505.

  6. Cybersecurity Jobs Added to Government's Shortage Occupation List

    Cybersecurity roles have been recognized as an official shortage by the UK Government's Migration Advisory Committee

  7. Drone Use on the Rise, Public Safety at Risk

    IOActive warns of the safety and security concerns surrounding the commercialization of drones

  8. UK Universities Facing Daily State-Sponsored Attacks

    UK universities are facing increased attacks from state-sponsored hackers

  9. Insight Venture Partners to Acquire Recorded Future

    Recorded Future believes the investment will help the company "tap into the full potential of its technical roadmap."

  10. Companies and Experts Call on GCHQ to Abandon "Ghost User" Proposal

    GCHQ proposed adding a ghost user to encrypted calls to access conversations.

  11. 93% of Companies Are Overconfident of Their Ability to Stop Data Breaches

    The majority of organizations don't have a mature approach to PAM.

  12. Report: 50% Increase in Exposed Data in One Year

    Misconfigured security controls largely to blame for exposure of 2.3 billion files

  13. Fines Increase & Enforcements Fall in First Year of GDPR

    Data protection monetary penalties have increased by £2 million in the past year

  14. 25% of Workers Would Give Away Data for £1000

    71% of the C-suite is willing to cover up a data breach

  15. ESET Exposes Turla Malware Attacks on European Diplomats

    Turla is believed to have been operating since 2008, when it breached the U.S. military.

  16. Impersonation Phishing Attacks Up 67% in Last 12 Months

    1,025 IT decision-makers shared their concerns on the rise in social engineering attacks.

  17. Pro-Iran Campaign Spread Fake News During Mid-Terms

    FireEye claims coordinated inauthentic behavior backed by Tehran

  18. Flipboard Breached in Nine-Month Raid

    Hacker accessed user databases, although passwords were encrypted

  19. Huawei Files New Motion Against Federal Ban

    Chinese giant declares government sales ban unconstitutional

  20. Cryptopia Fights to Keep Data Held by Arizona Firm

    The exchange, which was hacked and went into liquidation in May, has filed for U.S. bankruptcy protection.

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