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  1. Phishing Awareness Grows, but Volumes Increase

    76% of organizations have been victims of a phishing attack this year.

  2. GCHQ Launches New Cybersecurity Comp for Teen Girls

    UK government desperate to get more youngsters into the industry

  3. Four in Five Britons Fearful Trump Will Abuse their Data

    Demands for government assurances on safeguards

  4. Severe Flaw in Samsung SmartCam Allows Remote Hijack

    Anyone with the camera’s IP address can exploit the system.

  5. Data Breaches Increase 40% in 2016

    There were a total of 1,093 incidents in 2016, up from 780 in 2015.

  6. A Third of Consumers Watch Pirated Content

    69% of US consumers know that streaming or downloading pirated video content is illegal.

  7. UK Orgs: Less Than Half 'Fully Aware' of GDPR, Malware Top Security Concern

    Majority of UK companies want improved collaboration among security vendors

  8. Deutsche Bank to Ban Texts and Messaging Apps

    Lender will force staff to use its own platforms

  9. New Mac Malware Uses Ancient Code to Spy on Biotech Firms

    The code is unlike anything ever seen before.

  10. Carbanak Uses Google for C&C Comms

    Infamous cybercrime group hides in plain sight

  11. Oracle Admins Faced with 270 Fixes this Quarter

    Another big ask as E-Business Suite accounts for nearly half

  12. (ISC)² Names SANS Vet as North American Director

    Brian Correia will be director of business development for the North America region, a new position.

  13. Consumers Hold Businesses, Not Themselves, Responsible for Data Breaches

    Overall, respondents said that 70% of the responsibility for protecting and securing customer data lies with companies.

  14. 30% of NHS Trusts Hit by Ransomware

    Outdated AV software significant problem when it comes to protecting patient records from malware

  15. Dutch Cops Warn 20,000 of Email Account Hack

    Webmaster allegedly hoovered up log-ins from sites he designed

  16. More Cybercrime Than Physical Crime in North Wales

    Police bosses warn businesses of shifting trend

  17. McDonald's Website Flaws were Disclosed During Christmas

    A cross-site scripting flaw in McDonald’s website could allow an attacker to steal and decrypt a password from a registered user.

  18. Google Key Transparency Tries to Succeed Where PGP Failed

    Launches open source, generic and interoperable directory of public keys

  19. Cyber-Attack Forces Barts Health Systems Offline

    Ransomware ruled out by UK’s largest NHS Trust

  20. Enisa Report Looks to Boost Smart Car Security

    EU agency looks to support manufacturers and other stakeholders

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