Infosecurity News
Russia Plans to Cut Users Off From Global Internet
Proposed law could enable major censorship crackdown
England and Wales Police Get Dedicated Cybercrime Units
Every force now has its own cyber specialists
EU Citizens Hit by UK Government Data Leak
Home Office can’t get the hang of bcc
#ISCWest2019: The Future of Stadium Security
The ISC West keynote address from Russ Butler talks about security at Levi's Stadium and the future of stadium security.
#ISCWest2019: Challenges of AI in Physical Security
An ISC West panel asks, "Where are we in realizing the promise of AI?"
#ISCWest2019: Biometrics Are Going Mainstream
An industry expert panel says biometrics will bring the world of physical and information security together.
WikiLeaks Editor Julian Assange Arrested & Removed from Ecuadorian Embassy
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police for failing to surrender to a court
Triton Group Found Inside Second CNI Facility
FireEye warns of covert operation to target ICS environments
US Government Warns of New North Korean Malware
Hoplight backdoor uses proxies to hide C&C comms
Two-Thirds of Hotel Sites Leak User Data
Norton investigation warns of third-party access to personal data
#ISCWest2019: DHS Asks for Collaboration
ISC West keynote speaker says DHS needs to make collaboration more attractive to industry.
#ISCWest2019: Harden Devices with Defense in Depth
Apply defense in depth to surveillance cameras and IoT devices.
#ISCWest2019: From SOC to Fusion Center and Beyond
Experts talk about the process of convergence at #ISCWest2019.
Yahoo Offers New $117m Breach Settlement
Verizon also commits to doubling security spend at ailing web firm
Microsoft Fixes Another Two Zero Days in Patch Avalanche
Latest update round sees patches for over 70 vulnerabilities
UK Man Jailed for Porn Site Ransomware Scheme
Essex cyber-criminal was part of Russian Angler EK gang
New Grab-and-Go Stealer Is Making Waves
The Baldr stealer malware incorporates three threat actors, says researchers.
Crooks Appear Legitimate Using Stolen Digital IDs
Cyber-criminals are using digital doppelgangers traded in dark web marketplaces to avoid detection.
Verizon Issues Fix for Home Router Bugs
A researcher discovers three vulnerabilities in Verizon's home router.
EU Launches GDPR Probe into Microsoft Contracts
European Data Protection Supervisor follows up on Dutch investigation
