Infosecurity News
World Economic Forum: Cyber-Attacks Third Most Likely Global Risk in 2018
World Economic Forum to launch new global center for cybersecurity next week
Alleged Leakedsource Admin Arrested in Canada
Man charged with trafficking in identity data
Oracle Patches Spectre Flaw in x86 Servers
January Critical Patch Update contains 237 new fixes
Only Half of UK Firms Have Cloud Security Policy
Gemalto study finds awareness, visibility and controls are sorely lacking
Meltdown, Spectre Patching Lags Thanks to AV Incompatibility
A Barkly survey found that at half of survey organizations, less than 25% of machines have received the update.
Man Running 'Product Testing' Service for Malware Made Thousands
A UK man has confessed to running a 'product-testing' service that let hackers determine whether their malicious tools could beat antivirus scanners.
Spurred by Bitcoin Appreciation, Financially Motivated Attacks Surge
50% of surveyed companies have experienced a cyber-attack motivated by ransom in the past year.
New Mirai Variant Targets Billions of ARC-Based Endpoints
Okiru could be another wake-up call for IoT security
Ransomware Forces Indiana Doctors to Use Pen and Paper
Hancock Health back online after network outage
Fraud Doubles in Two Years to Hit 700m Attempts
Account creation is most popular as scammers use bots to test identities
Kremlin-Linked Hackers Target Senate Ahead of Mid-Terms
Trend Micro spots new phishing sites
Phishers Push Malware Disguised as Meltdown Fix
German authorities warn users of fake HTTPS site
Let's Encrypt Flaw Allowed Hackers to Hijack Certificates
Internet Security Research Group moves fast to disable TLS-SNI-01 challenge
South Korea Considers a Bitcoin Ban, Sparking Outrage
The justice minister said the government was preparing legislation to halt the trading of Bitcoin.
Malware Serves Up Porn Ads in Kids' Apps
AdultSwine has been found hiding in around 60 game apps on Google Play, which have been downloaded between 3 million and 7 million times.
Researchers: How to Detect Drones That Spy
Researchers have pioneered a technique to detect whether a drone camera is illicitly capturing video.
House Votes to Renew Mass Surveillance Law FISA
Privacy campaigners claim it could expand NSA’s snooping powers
Nuke Weapon Systems at Risk From Cyber-Attacks
Nuclear weapons systems designed in a pre-digital age with little consideration given to cyber-threats
SCADA Apps Riddled With Major Flaws
Mission critical processes at risk, says IOActive
North Korean Defectors Targeted in Mobile Espionage Campaign
The malware intercepts SMS messages, contact information, GPS location, phone call logs, installed apps and contacts; it can also record phone calls.
