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  1. #TEISS18: Brexit Upsets Hiring and Increases Skills Shortage

    Brexit is discouraging people from coming to the UK, and that is making hiring more challenging

  2. GDPR Extortion Warning as Cyber-Criminals Get Smart in 2018

    Trend Micro claims attackers are becoming more strategic

  3. #TEISS18: Weak Perimeters Can Undermine Security

    Freaky Clown highlighted common failings in what should be highly secure environments

  4. UK Councils Suffer 37 Cyber-Attacks Per Minute

    Big Brother Watch claims 29% have had systems breached

  5. Savers Call for Action on Pension Clone Fraud

    Fraudsters tricked UK consumers out of £200m last year

  6. Breach Exposes Sensitive California State Employee Data

    Thousands of Social Security believed to have been exposed

  7. Hackers Target Indian Lender Via Swift Transfers

    Cyber-criminals tried to transfer $2m in unauthorized remittances

  8. Five Eyes Nations United in Blaming Russia for NotPetya

    Putin administration condemned again

  9. Unlucky 13: DoJ Indicts Russians for US Election Meddling

    Reveals a systematic attempt to swing 2016 election in Trump’s favor

  10. 7900 Vulnerabilities Didn't Make It into the CVE Database in 2017

    Last year broke the previous all-time record for the highest number of reported vulnerabilities, with 20,832 of them cataloged.

  11. Spam Ticked Downward in 2017, but Phishing Was Up

    Phishing was up 59% over 2016.

  12. Siemens, Airbus and Others Ink Charter on Critical Infrastructure, IoT

    The nine-member group outlines 10 action areas, and it has agreed to pioneer independent certification for infrastructure.

  13. AV Evasion Mastermind Gets Two Years

    Essex man sentenced to two years behind bars

  14. Malware Spikes Coincided with 2017 Geopolitical Incidents

    Backdoors are also on the rise for 2018, according to Comodo

  15. WikiLeaks Chat Reportedly Reveals GOP Bias

    Site wanted party to win last presidential election, according to reported leaks

  16. FedEx S3 Bucket Exposes Private Details on Thousands Worldwide

    It contained more than 119,000 scanned documents, including passports, drivers’ licenses, names, home addresses, phone numbers and ZIP codes.

  17. Two Billion Files Leaked in US Data Breaches in 2017

    The most targeted and vulnerable industry was healthcare, which recorded 328 leaks (nearly 60% of all leaks in 2017).

  18. Hack the Air Force 2.0 Flies High with $12.5K Payout

    Overall, white hats received $103,883 in payouts and reported 106 vulnerabilities within 20 days.

  19. UK Government: Moscow Responsible for NotPetya

    Rare moment of public attribution on world stage

  20. Intel Offers Up to $250K for Side Channel Flaws

    Chip giant’s bug bounty program is now public

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