Infosecurity News

  1. Chinese Software Engineer Accused of US IP Theft

    Man stole source code before moving back to China, indictment alleges

  2. Japanese Exchange Bitpoint Hit By $32m Cyber-Attack

    Firm suspends services after notifying authorities

  3. Facebook Set For Record $5bn FTC Fine

    Social network penalized after Cambridge Analytica scandal

  4. Attacks in Turkey Used Excel Formula Injection

    Malicious spam attacks on Turkish organizations flew under the radar.

  5. Hacked Hair Straightener Could Set a Fire

    Researchers hack a Bluetooth Glamoriser hair straightener.

  6. Healthcare Organizations Too Confident in Cybersecurity

    Healthcare organizations rely on basic authentication methods, report finds.

  7. ZTE Aims to Win Over EU Lawmakers With New Lab

    Facility will enable regulators to conduct testing and reviews

  8. Sea Turtle DNS Hijackers Go After More Victims

    Cisco Talos reveals new targets and techniques in ongoing campaign

  9. Apple Disables Walkie-Talkie App Over Privacy Concerns

    Users of watchOS function could potentially eavesdrop on others

  10. Kiosk Vulnerability Puts Customer Data at Risk

    Vulnerability in widely used kiosk software could give attacker access to cloud database.

  11. Buhtrap Group Using Zero-Day Attack in Windows

    Researchers discover zero-day used in targeted attacks in Eastern Europe.

  12. Flaw in GE Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices

    Vulnerability could allow an attacker to send remote commands.

  13. Magecart Hackers Scan for Misconfigured S3 Buckets

    Automated campaign spells trouble for thousands of websites

  14. Experts Raise Privacy Concerns Over NHS Alexa Tie-Up

    Amazon and health serive need to be transparent over how data is stored and used

  15. Agent Smith Android Malware Downloaded 25m+ Times

    Agent Smith Android Malware Downloaded 25m+ Times. Check Point warns of sophisticated adware

  16. New Version of FinSpy Steals Info on iOS, Android

    Advanced surveillance tool used in targeted attacks on governments, law enforcement and NGOs.

  17. Big Banks Vulnerable to Web, Mobile Attacks

    Only three of the largest 100 banks in the world scored an A+ for SSL encryption and website security.

  18. Third-Party Risk, Bug Submissions Up for Healthcare

    Managing supply chain risk costs healthcare providers $3.8m, while vulnerability submissions jump 340.5%.

  19. Cyber-Attacks Cost Global Firms $45bn in 2018

    Internet Society report shows black hats are getting better at making money

  20. Two Zero-Days Fixed in This Month’s Patch Tuesday

    Microsoft addresses 77 flaws including six publicly disclosed

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