Infosecurity News

  1. Over 19 Million Californian Voter Records Held for Ransom Again

    Newspaper’s error means firewall was down for two weeks

  2. Air Gaps, Faraday Cages Can't Deter Hackers After All

    One method exploits the magnetic field generated by a computer's CPU.

  3. 81% of Cybersecurity Pros See Value in Threat Intelligence

    68% of organizations are currently creating or consuming threat data.

  4. Fraud Attempts Soar 113% in Q4

    Bots and breached credentials continue to fuel insatiable rise

  5. Global Arrests as $530m Carding Forum Folds

    Infraud Organization inflicted $2.2bn in intended losses

  6. Swisscom Breach Hits 10% of Swiss Population

    Telecoms firm says intruders got in via sales partner's access rights

  7. Uber CISO: "No Justification" for Failure to Disclose Massive Breach

    “It was wrong not to disclose the breach earlier,” said John Flynn, speaking at a hearing on Capitol Hill.

  8. 42% of the Web's Top Sites Are Compromised

    Sites are running vulnerable software, have been breached or have been used to distribute malware.

  9. ShurL0ckr Ransomware Evades Malware Detection in Google Drive, O365

    Further analysis showed that a full 44% of scanned organizations had some form of malware in at least one of their cloud applications.

  10. Suspected ATM Jackpotting Fraudsters Arrested

    Two men arrested outside cash-point dispensing $20 notes

  11. Business Wire Suffers Week-Long DDoS Attack

    Press release site under sustained pressure

  12. Adobe Issues Emergency Fix to Foil North Korean Hackers

    Priority 1 bulletin fixes zero-day flaw

  13. 2017: Worst Year Ever for Data Loss and Breaches

    The number of records compromised also surpassed all other years, with over 7.8 billion records exposed, a 24.2% increase over 2016’s previous high of 6.3 billion.

  14. Organizations Spend a Whopping $16M per Year on Detection Tools

    Upfront costs are dwarfed by the human costs of managing and assessing the millions of alerts and false-positives these tools generate.

  15. Flaw in TLS/SSL Certificates Allows Covert Data Transfer

    A proof of concept simulates a threat actor transferring the Mimikatz malware over TLS negotiation traffic.

  16. NHS Trusts Have All Failed Cyber Essentials - Report

    Best practice security still eluding UK healthcare

  17. Alleged US Government Hacker Love Wins Extradition Case

    High Court judges say he should face trial in the UK

  18. Hiscox: Global Firms Still Struggling to Get Cyber-Ready

    Larger firms that spend more are in the lead

  19. Emily Biggs Crowned Security Champion of the Year at Women in IT Awards

    Infosecurity Magazine talks to Emily Biggs, winner of the Security Champion of the Year award

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