Infosecurity News

  1. Brute-Force Attempts More Common on Edge Devices

    Edge devices pose increasing threats to enterprises.

  2. US DHS Issues Cybersecurity Vulnerability Directive

    Federal agencies must remediate critical vulnerabilities within 15 days of initial detection.

  3. Consumers Revolt Over IoT Security Shortcomings

    Internet Society research finds significant concerns over data collection

  4. Most Firms Rely on Trust Alone for Supply Chain Security

    Accenture report reveals less than a third have adequate insight into partners

  5. US Church Hit in $1.8m BEC Scam

    Attackers compromised email accounts to trick staff

  6. Not Managing Open Source Opens Door for Hackers

    96% of commercial codebases contain open source components, report finds.

  7. Data Dispersion Yields More Off-Prem Risk

    Third and fourth parties pose the biggest risk to global businesses, the report says.

  8. Developer Reveals Phishing Exploit in Chrome

    The browser hides the URL bar in a proof-of-concept video.

  9. Credential Stuffing Costs Firms $4m Each Year

    Akamai study finds companies suffer 11 attacks each month

  10. Police Warn Schools About Money Mule Recruiters

    Police Scotland writes to secondary schools

  11. UK Government Announces Cyber Security Ambassador

    Henry Pearson will try and help UK security firms sell abroad

  12. Google Bans Chinese Developer from Play Store

    DO Global applications reportedly removed from Google Play

  13. Security Flaws in P2P Leave IoT Devices Vulnerable

    Attacks could exploit security cameras and other devices using iLnkP2P, says researcher.

  14. FinServ Sees 60% Spike in Business Email Compromise

    Identities of at least five employees were weaponized in more than half of FinServ orgs, says report.

  15. Docker Hub Breach Exposes 190K Users

    Popular container library suffers security setback

  16. Magecart Skimming Code Found on GitHub

    Malwarebytes warns code was injected into 200 e-commerce sites

  17. Apple: We Banned Parental Control Apps for Security Reasons

    Cupertino giant claims invasive MDM feature was to blame

  18. Pros Feel Aligned with Board, Still Fear a Phish

    Security professionals feel they are seeing eye to eye with stakeholders, report says.

  19. Amnesty International Hong Kong Attacked

    Initial findings by forensic investigators suggest that attack is the work of an APT linked to China.

  20. Data Protection Commission Investigates Facebook

    The DPC launches a statutory inquiry to determine whethr Facebook violated GDPR.

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