Infosecurity News

  1. Kathmandu Probes Possible Card Skimming Breach

    Kiwi clothing store may have been a Magecart victim

  2. DMSniff POS Malware Uses DGA to Stay Active

    Flashpoint said malware has been running for years

  3. Fraudsters Band Together, Shift to Bot Attacks

    Fraud rings on the rise, increasing attacks on e-commerce.

  4. Pakistani Gov. Site under the Eye of Attackers

    Attackers are tracking a compromised Pakistani passport-issuing domain

  5. Orgs Say Yes to AI Use But Ask “What Is It?”

    IT pros see a need for but don't fully understand AI and ML security tools, report says

  6. US Lawmakers Call for Senate Breach Alerts

    Wyden and Cotton argue for greater transparency around attacks on chamber

  7. Elasticsearch Crypto-Miner Sinkholes the Competition

    F5 reveals sophisticated "CryptoSink" campaign which kills rival miners

  8. ICO Raids Nuisance Call Firms

    Privacy watchdog sends message to dodgy directors

  9. #DPI19: Data Regulators Reflect on First Months of GDPR

    Data Protection regulators look back at the first year under the GDPR

  10. No More Nugs after Telegrass Drug Bust

    Vision of sharing cannabis with the world lands Telegrass app developer in police custody.

  11. Source Code Error in Swiss Post E-Voting System

    Researchers discover a flaw in the shuffle proof used to secure votes.

  12. #DPI19: Open Banking and Data Sharing Will Benefit Consumers

    Data “is not the new oil, but is an infrastructure"

  13. Block in Russia Unjustified, Says ProtonMail

    Russia blocks two ISPs after allegedly receiving bomb threat emails.

  14. #DPI19: Privacy Playbooks Can Help Navigate Data Protection Act Rules

    How a privacy playbook can help with data protection compliance

  15. MAGA App Dev Mad After Security Snafu

    Researcher reveals basic security flaws in 63red Safe app

  16. March Patch Tuesday Fixes Two Zero Days

    Bugs are being actively exploited in the wild

  17. Google, Apple & GoDaddy Recall Over One Million Certificates

    Non-compliant certs were mis-issued

  18. New Ursnif Variant Bypasses Japanese AV

    Malware known to cause financial damage continues to target Japan.

  19. File Sharing Links Leave Data out of the Box

    Researchers easily discover sensitive data on Box enterprise storage accounts.

  20. Cyber-Attacks Increasing for Canadian Orgs

    A new study finds 83% of participating businesses in Canada have been breached.

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