Infosecurity News
EU Cables Hacked for Years by China: Report
Simple phishing attack laid bare diplomatic secrets
Today's Guest Editor: James Lyne
Infosecurity is delighted to introduce today's guest editor, James Lyne
Financial Services Employees Targeted with RAT
Attackers are hiding behind popular hosting services in an active campaign that targets financial services.
Click2Gov Breach Payment Cards Sold on Dark Web
Cybercriminals have earned at least $1.7m from stolen payment card data, says Gemini Advisory.
Hackers Depart from Large Dark Web Markets
McAfee spots black hat entrepreneurs setting up shop solo
Huawei Hits Back at Claims it Poses Security Threat
Czech Republic becomes latest government to sound the alarm
NASA Staff at Risk After Server Breach
Space agency tells employees PII may have been compromised
Today's Guest Editor: Dr Jessica Barker
Infosecurity is delighted to introduce today's guest editor, Dr Jessica Barker
AI Yields Security Benefits, Not Without Problems
AI holds great promise, if organizations can work through its challenges.
Email Security Systems Miss 17K Threats
Mimecast says incumbent email security systems inaccurately filter dangerous files as safe.
Healthcare Employees Aware of Ransomware Threats
More than 1 in 6 healthcare employees said their organization was hit by ransomware in the past 5 years.
Attackers Connect with Malware via Malicious Memes
Steganography was used to hide malware in two memes posted on Twitter.
PewDiePie Hackers Deface Wall Street Journal
Supporters continue with unconventional publicity campaign
Twitter API Bug Exposes Users’ Country Codes
Phone number info could allow governments to track dissidents
Met Slammed for Using Dodgy Facial Recognition Cameras
Cameras are 100% inaccurate, claims rights group
Today's Guest Editor: Sophia McCall
Infosecurity is delighted to introduce today's guest editor, Sophia McCall
Cobalt Group Uses New Version of ThreadKit Malware
Activity of APT group declined in March but appears to have returned with a new version of malware.
Kayne, Pentagon, Crypto Owners Worst Password Offenders
Top 10 password offenders include Kanye West, White House staff and Google, says Dashlane.
US Ballistic Missiles Have Poor Security Controls
The DoD Inspector General finds poor security controls at DoD facilities.
PewDiePie Hackers Hijack Printers Again
Global attack intended to raise security awareness
