Infosecurity News

  1. Australian Parliament Suffers Cyber-Hack Attempt

    Passwords of politicians reset as a precaution

  2. Met Facial Recognition Comes in for More Criticism

    Man receives fine after refusing to be scanned

  3. Phishers Use Google Translate to Boost Success

    When viewed on mobiles, the tactic adds authenticity

  4. Android Users Exposed to Remote Hack via PNG File

    Experts warn patches could take weeks to issue

  5. Ransomware Sees Further Decline, Banking Trojan Use Steps Up

    Banking trojans significantly overtake ransomware in email-bound threats

  6. Algeria Ranked ‘Least Cyber-Secure’ Country in the World, Japan ‘Most Cyber-Secure’

    Comparitech studied 60 nations to gauge their ability to meet key security criteria

  7. Scammers Use Gmail “Dot Account” Feature to Scale Fraud

    Agari warns cyber-criminals are abusing email account registration process

  8. China’s MSS Targeted Major European MSP: Report

    Rapid7 and Recorded Future reveal another major APT10 campaign

  9. South African Utility Suffers Double Security Blow

    Eskom was leaking customer data as employee suffered trojan infection

  10. Disconnect Between Consumers & Businesses as Companies Capitalize on Customer Data

    New survey explores ethical data use and consumer perceptions of data privacy

  11. Bank IT Manager Gets 10 Years for ATM Exploit

    Huaxia Bank employee stole $1m from cashpoints

  12. MPs Hit by Phishing Campaign: Report

    Tory whip tells users to ignore messages

  13. Over 59,000 Breaches Reported to GDPR Regulators

    DLA Piper warns fines could reach into the hundreds of millions this year

  14. Driverless Cars Fail to Focus on Cybersecurity

    A lack of resources is keeping cybersecurity out of the driverless car conversation.

  15. Converged IT and OT to Advance Security Maturity

    IT and OT convergence is not possible without C-level support.

  16. Information Warfare a Top Cyber-Threat in 2019

    Nation-state attacks could leverage misinformation to damage enterprises.

  17. Ebooks with Fake Links Pulled from Kindle Store

    Fans of the John Wick series may have downloaded fake ebooks.

  18. Exposed Records Up 126% in 2018 Breaches

    Despite fewer data breaches in 2018, the number of exposed records soared.

  19. Google Survey Finds Two in Three Users Reuse Passwords

    More than half of users think their accounts are safer than the average users.

  20. UK Launches £6m IoT Security Competition

    Government is looking for innovative ideas from British firms

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