Infosecurity News

  1. Girl Scouts to Offer Cybersecurity Badges

    GSUSA is partnering with Palo Alto on 18 new badges to be made available to girls in grades K-12 (ages 5 to 18).

  2. Mexican Government Accused of Targeting Journos with Spyware

    Citizen Lab report uncovers widespread campaign during 2015-16

  3. Korean Hoster Coughs Up $1 Million to Ransomware Extorters

    Nayana was hit by Erebus ransomware last week

  4. ISACA Names 2017-2018 Board

    ISACA has now named and installed its 2017-2018 Board of Directors, and has elected the Board Chair.

  5. Nigerian Hackers Lift Reams of Info from Global Industrial Targets

    There have been more than 500 attacked companies in more than 50 countries so far.

  6. Moroccan Hackers Tried to Hack US Election: Report

    Claims that MoRo group targeted schools first

  7. Vaping, e-Cigarettes Can Be Used to Hack Computers

    An e-cigarette could be used to intercept network traffic or control the computer.

  8. TrickBot Targets PayPal, Salesforce.com

    In May, there were two global campaigns showing new tactics for the banking trojan.

  9. Ulster University Also Suffered Ransomware Outage This Week

    Northern Ireland uni was hit on the same day as UCL

  10. New IoT Botnet Targets IP Cameras

    Trend Micro warns of a new IoT botnet targeting 1000 internet protocol (IP) cameras

  11. UK Hacker Pleads Guilty to Stealing US Satellite Data

    Sean Caffrey admitted hacking DoD user account details

  12. Texas is the Top Target for Ransomware

    SMBs in 10 states experienced a 500% increase in ransomware in March alone.

  13. ISF: For Most Orgs, Threat Intelligence Fails to Deliver

    There are five common problems at fault for this according to ISF, which laid out ways to remedy these.

  14. World’s Largest Bitcoin Exchange Bitfinex Crippled by DDoS

    Attack has rendered IOTA deposits unavailable

  15. Thai Police Bust Major Click Farm, Arresting Three

    Chinese men allegedly paid by company back home to game system

  16. UCL Hit by Major Ransomware Attack

    Shared files remain read only after critical threat bypasses security filters

  17. Slew of WiMAX Routers Open to Hijacking, Spying and Botnet Enslavement

    An attacker can change the password of the admin user and wreak a range of havoc from there.

  18. Phishing and Ransomware Awareness Unidentified by UK

    Only 42% of UK respondents knew what ransomware was and only 17% could identify a phishing attack

  19. Security and Development Teams Collaborate on Apps

    DevOps is bringing disparate functions together, according to Veracode

  20. UK and France Warn of Social Media Fines for Terror Content

    Two countries look to put the pressure on tech firms

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