Infosecurity News
Pen Testers Abuse Configuration, Capture Creds
Rapid7 published a report on successful exploits from a season of pen testing.
City of London Police Begins Cryptocurrency Training
Officers get new courses to improve their cyber-skills
Endpoint Concerns Blight IIoT Security
SANS Institute report reveals patching problems
Surrey Police Seize £1m+ in Digital Currency for Government Coffers
Officers seized the Bitcoin from Latvian criminal
US Adults Don't Know Cybersecurity Career Options
New survey finds adults not familiar with 11 different cybersecurity job titles
Surge in Software Supply Chain Attacks
Majority of organizations see software supply chain attacks as next big threat
Attackers Go After GPON Routers, Again
Researchers discover more than 3,000 exploit attempts targeting D-Link
Foreign Secretaries Illegally Handed GCHQ Data Request Powers
Investigatory Powers Tribunal decision exposes ineffective oversight mechanism
Supplier Error Leaks Decade of Data from Carmakers
VW, Chryster, Ford, GM, Tesla and more affected by privacy leak
SingHealth Scammers Try to Cash in on Major Breach
Hackers Stole Data on 1.5 million Patients
Has GDPR Impacted Insider Threats?
A new survey shows a slight decline in threats from insiders post-GDPR.
Who Are ComplyRight's Security Employees?
Post-breach efforts to talk with ComplyRight's security department turn up empty for Brian Krebs.
Rosenstein Warns Russia Is Only One Tree in Forest
The 2018 Aspen Security Forum highlights cyber-threats to the US.
MoneyTaker Grabs $1m from PIR Bank
Hacker group stole $1m and transferred money to 17 accounts at major Russian banks
UK Puts Huawei on the Naughty Step for Security Issues
Report finds Huawei's products have underlying engineering issues
UK Gov Launches Consultation to Speed-Up Cybersecurity Strategy
The DCMS launches a consultation to develop the cybersecurity profession in the UK
Vulnerable IoT Vacuums, DVRs Put Homes at Risk
Hacking IoT devices becoming easy for attackers.
Attention Airline Passengers, Your Data Is at Risk
Airport networks put business travelers at heightened risk, according to a new report.
IBM Can't Contain Itself, Launches Nabla
IBM researchers have created a new approach to container isolation with the launch of Nabla containers, designed for strong isolation on a host.
Campaign's Election Data Exposed in Virginia
Another Amazon S3 bucket misconfiguration left hundreds of thousands of voter records exposed.
