Infosecurity News

  1. Rights Group Calls for End to Police Facial Recognition

    Face Off report claims false positives can reach 98%

  2. Data on 3.1 Million Facebook Users Exposed Through App: Report

    Another Cambridge University app has been suspended amid privacy concerns

  3. Nation-State Threats From Unexpected Countries

    Netherlands and Lebanon are rising in the ranks of nation-sponsored attacks.

  4. No Sign of Slow Down in Vulnerability Disclosure

    Q1 2018 shows that publicly disclosed vulnerabilities continue to rise.

  5. Europol, BT Partner to Boost Threat Intelligence

    BT commits to intelligence sharing to fight rise in cybercrime.

  6. Orgs Failing to Identify Insider Threat Blind Spots

    Negligent and malicious insider risks still running rife in the enterprise

  7. Adobe Slings Fixes For a Further 47 CVEs

    Software-maker keeps admins busy a week after Patch Tuesday

  8. Kaspersky Lab to Open Swiss Datacenter in Bid to Rebuild Trust

    Under-fire AV vendor to move “core processes” from Russia

  9. Mexican Banks Lose Millions in SWIFT-like Attacks

    Reports suggest local SPEI network was targeted

  10. Hacker Phishes Teachers, Catches 14 Felonies

    A California teenager was arrested after having phished his high school teachers in an attempt to change grades.

  11. Crypto-Mining Malware Tops Most Wanted List

    Check Point releases its list of April's most wanted malware.

  12. Chili's Fires Up Incident Response, Post-Breach

    Credit card information for in-restaurant purchases was scraped from systems.

  13. Danish Railway Company DSB Suffers DDoS Attack

    Passengers unable to purchase tickets as systems taken down

  14. NCA: Organized Cybercrime Continues to Rise

    Attribution and under-reporting compound challenges for crime-fighters, says agency

  15. Experts Warn New Bugs Could Expose PGP Emails

    EFF urges users to take immediate action

  16. Exabeam Study Confirms IT Security Diversity Problem

    Industry is still male-dominated, but offers great job satisfaction and benefits

  17. Chrome Extension Malware Targets Facebook

    A new malware campaign is spread through links on Facebook.

  18. Bolton's Push to Cut Security Post Not Sound

    As US faces increased digital threats, Trump's national security adviser moves to cut a key cybersecurity post.

  19. White Hat Spoofs 2FA, Sends User to Phishing Page

    Renowned hacker Kevin Mitnick bypasses 2FA with relative ease.

  20. EE Fix Portal Which Was Secured with 'Admin' Password

    EE fix portal flaw accused of exposing over two million lines of private source code to their systems and employee systems

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