Infosecurity News

  1. RSA: Quarter of UK Consumers Boycott Breached Firms

    Latest poll suggests consumer trust is at all-time low

  2. UK Activist Charged After Refusing to Hand Police Passwords

    Heathrow police tried to use Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act

  3. Zomato Breach Exposes 17 Million Users

    Log-ins and email addresses stolen

  4. #WannaCry hits Medical Devices in US

    A Bayer spokesperson confirmed that its products were indeed hit by the malware.

  5. Amazon Tops Darknet Exposure Index

    Amazon is the company with the largest darknet footprint according to a new ranking.

  6. Political Parties in DMARC Fail Ahead of Elections

    Agari warns that democratic process is at risk in UK, Germany and Norway

  7. Shadow Brokers Warn of June Data Dump

    Kremlin-linked group claims to have 75% of US cyber arsenal

  8. ICO Slaps Nuisance Text Biz with £100K Fine

    OneCom didn’t seek prior consent from recipients

  9. Secure Disposal Remains Elusive for Documents of All Stripes

    39% of small businesses have no policy in place for storing and disposing of confidential paper documents.

  10. Bell Canada Breach Hits Nearly Two Million Customers

    Canada’s largest telco claims no financial data has been exposed

  11. New Cryptomining Threat Could Overshadow #WannaCry

    Adylkuzz uses same NSA exploits as infamous ransomware campaign

  12. DocuSign Phisher Hacked Firm to Access Customer Emails

    Electronic signature firm reveals phishing campaign is more targeted than first thought

  13. #WannaCry Roars Back After Killing the Kill Switch

    It took about a day for bad actors to hit back after a kill switch stopped WannaCry in its tracks.

  14. Vietnam's APT32 Marks a New Chapter in Cyber-espionage

    APT32 demonstrates how newly-available tools and techniques give even less-resourced nation-states access to advanced capabilities.

  15. Stock Prices Average Significant Drops After a Breach

    Breaches have a significant impact on company finances and shareholder value, as well as on brand reputation.

  16. United Flight Attendant Accidentally Leaked Door Codes Online: Report

    Incident highlights persistent insider security risks

  17. ITUC: Two-Thirds of People Worried About Cyber-Attacks

    WannaCry worm highlights government failures, claims trade union leader

  18. Microsoft Issues XP Patch to Battle WannaCry Ransomware

    Microsoft has issued patches to fix the vulnerability that the WannaCry ransomware was able to exploit.

  19. Jaff Ransomware Targets Millions, While vCrypt1 Attacks on the Cheap

    Jaff looks like Locky and uses the Necurs botnet to spread globally at a rate of 10K mails per hour.

  20. NHS Ransomware Attack Goes Global, Affecting Tens of Thousands

    The new ransomware, known as WannaCry, Wanna Decryptor, Wcry or WanaCrypt0r 2.0, emerged just today and is peaking globally.

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