Infosecurity News
Half of Global Firms Failing on PCI Compliance
Verizon says key in-house skills are often missing
Locky Ransomware Rears its Head in Big August Campaigns
It's back with a second wave of new but related attacks that build on a variant uncovered in early August.
Jimmy Nukebot Explodes on the Scene, Transforming NeutrinoPOS
It’s no longer in the banking business. Rather, it’s designed to help bad actors do so much more.
Office 365 Campaign Attacks Companies from Within
Attackers target Microsoft Office 365 to harvest login credentials and attack from within an organization.
FDA Approves Firmware Fix for St Jude Pacemakers
Abbott Laboratories continues security update program
Two Million CeX Customer Accounts Breached
UK tech retailer says no financial info was exposed
WireX Botnet Enslaves Android Devices
Meanwhile, research from A10 Networks has found that 38% of orgs have suffered a botnet attack at least once.
Phishers Plumb the Depths of Hurricane Harvey's Floods
Don’t be afraid to donate—but do your homework first.
UK CNI Firms Risking Huge NIS Directive Fines: Corero
Over a third haven’t met government security standards
Banner Day for Botnets: 1,700 IoT Credentials Leaked
There are just 144 unique username-password combinations used across 8,233 hosts, mostly default settings.
Mayweather-McGregor Match Draws Millions to Illegal, Pirated Streams
Almost 3 million tuned into streams that illegally redistributed the match.
Forcepoint Acquires RedOwl for Analytics
RedOwl is focused on helping customers understand and manage human risk.
SAP POS Flaw Allows Hackers to Change Pricing
Anyone can go in and steal payment card data or, in a new cybercrime wrinkle, change prices on merchandise.
The Security Management Gap Grows as Digital Threats Outstrip Defense Capabilities
Security practitioners are overwhelmed by the scale and tenacity of external digital threats.
HBO Hackers Leak Game of Thrones Finale
The group claims that its latest data dump contains confidential plot summaries and detailed outlines for the show.
Snoopers’ Charter Could Scupper UK-EU Data Flows: Experts
Government’s new paper on post-Brexit data transfers ignores surveillance concerns
Facebook Typosquatting Campaign Harvests User Info
Over 100 brands abused in bid to steal credentials, says DomainTools
Spammers Get to Work: Tuesday is Prime Time
Like any professional, spammers do their research and know Tuesday is a key day for email marketing.
CryptoMix Variant Can Communicate Offline
Error can encrypt files with no network communication
Vietnam Lands in Chinese Hackers' Sights Again
The hackers that attacked Vietnam Airlines are now targeting other large Vietnamese organizations
