Infosecurity News
Tributes Flood in as Industry Veteran Genes Passes Away
Trend Micro CTO was 54
Apple iPhone Users in Crosshairs of a Scareware Campaign
A scareware attack is targeting Apple iPhone and iPad users, “locking” their browsers unless they pay a ransom.
Led by AdultFriendFinder, Breached Records Spike 86%
1,792 data breaches led to almost 1.4 billion data records being compromised worldwide during 2016.
Apple Dials Up Encryption as Mobile Threats Soar
Nokia report reveals 83% increase in smartphone infections
LastPass Races to Fix Yet Another Serious Flaw
Google’s Ormandy once again the bearer of bad news
Experts Hit Back at Rudd's 'Cheap' WhatsApp Shot
Home secretary wants firms to break end-to-end encryption
FBI Warns on FTP Attacks to Access Medical, Dental Info
Criminals are accessing protected health and personally identifiable info to intimidate, harass and blackmail business owners.
Kaspersky: Criminals Make 95% Profit on DDoS
Ordering a DDoS attack has become as easy as ordering the latest bestseller from Amazon—and can offer incredible ROI.
Employees Willing to Leak and Sell Corporate Access
Almost a third of European employees have sent unauthorized information to a third party
US Preps Social Media Checks for Visa Applicants
Leaked memos suggest extra scrutiny for those who travelled to ISIS-controlled countries
GiftGhostBot Tries to Steal 1.7 Million Gift Cards Per Hour
Gift cards are under attack by hackers, and consumers are being advised to check their balances.
March Madness Hoops Baskets of Malware, Scams
Best ratings in two decades attract threat actors who've produced a variety of ways to trick fans into downloading malicious code.
Chinese Trojan Spreads Via Fake Base Stations
Check Point warns trend could expand beyond the Middle Kingdom
Bitcoin Scams Infest Social Media
Beware malware gambits, Bitcoin phishing impersonators, Bitcoin-flipping scams and Bitcoin pyramid schemes.
Most Mobile Devices Are Out of Date and Need Patching
71% of mobile devices still run on security patches that are more than two months old.
Fake Minecraft Mods in Google Play Rack Up Nearly a Million Downloads
Android gamers that fall for them will find themselves bombarded with aggressive ads, scam activity and malware in the future.
WikiLeaks Reveal CIA Capabilities to Break into Apple Products
New revelations from WikiLeaks has shown capabilities to break into Apple products
Thousands of ICS Infections Each Year, But No Need to Panic
Dragos cuts through the hype when it comes to attacks on industrial sites
Experts Urge SAP Users to Patch Critical Remote Code Execution Bug
GUI vulnerability could allow attackers to steal info or spread ransomware
LastPass Fixes Password Manager Zero-Day in Record Time
The flaw would allow remote code execution and the ability to steal users’ passwords.
