Infosecurity News
Registry Keys Vulnerable with COM Hijacking
Malware looks like a legitimate file in a new attack technique, according to Cyberbit.
Criminals Avoid Detection Using Old Campaigns
The June 2018 threats report from McAfee Labs finds a return of Gold Dragon, Lazarus.
UK Consumers Prefer Security to Convenience
CA study challenges some old myths about authentication
STEM Teachers Focus on Cyber at Summer Camp
Funded by an NSA grant, Penn State University is offering a free cybersecurity summer camp for STEM teachers.
Dixons Carphone: Breach Hit 10 Million Personal Records
Retailer finds millions more records have been compromised
Pentagon Reveals "Do Not Buy" Software List
Russian and Chinese firms targeted in attempt to improve cybersecurity
Malvertising Campaign Delivers Millions of Bad Ads
Check Point discovered a large-scale malvertising and banking Trojan campaign.
Three Campaigns Targeted as Senate Pushes Security
Sen. Shaheen tells "Face the Nation" that Russia is continuing to meddle.
New NetSpectre-Class Attack Raises Device-Hardening Concern
Researchers discover a new attack carried out via network connections.
UK CNP Fraud Drops as Banks Fight Back
FICO claims technology is making an impact
Idaho Inmates Hack Tablets for Extra Credits
Vulnerability exploit nets prisoners $225K
US Warns of Supply Chain Attacks
Software wide open to abuse by China, Russia and Iran
Exobot Android Malware Targets Banking Apps
Source code for a new version of Exobot dubbed "Trump Edition" has been leaked online.
LifeLock Flaw Highlights Weak Web App Security
A web application design flaw results in a LifeLock data breach.
Imperva Acquires Prevoty, Enhances App Security
Prevoty's LA office will become newest location for Imperva.
Two-Fifths of IT Leaders regard IoT Security as Afterthought
Trend Micro research uncovers worrying lack of investment in protection
XSS Flaws Most Common Over Past Nine Years
NCC Group says it’s still uncovering decades-old flaw in its research
Smart Home Security Camera Bug Exposed
Flaw could let hackers view users’ feeds
DevSecOps Sees Slow Adoption but Wider Incident Handling
More than three-quarters of DevOps pros do not practise 'DevSecOps', or are still in the process of implementation
COSCO Hit by Suspected Ransomware
Chinese shipper’s US website and operations affected
