Infosecurity News

  1. Google Awards $100K Security Grant to University of California Team

    The Shellphish team is the same team that won bronze at the DARPA-sponsored Cyber Grand Challenge over the summer.

  2. Apple iOS Devices: Leakier Than Android

    Millions of Apple iOS mobile devices are leaking information like the exact location of devices and their owners.

  3. Fancy Bear Spying Targets 1000s, Including NATO, Political Leaders

    The Kremlin-tied group has created legions of custom programs, backdoors, bootkits and rootkits to assist it in its spying.

  4. Trump’s Turn to Face Questions Over Poor Email Security

    Republican candidate’s corporate servers are wide open, says researchers

  5. Routers Branded 'Achilles Heel' of Home and Small Biz Security

    Eset research finds numerous vulnerabilities

  6. Researchers Find Dangerous Intel Chip Flaw

    Side channel issue may increase potency of cyberattacks

  7. #ISC2CongressEMEA: Smart City Risk Factors Could Lead to Loss of Life

    At the (ISC)2 Congress in Dublin, Ireland, on October 19, security analyst Megha Sharma presented her research and risk assessment of the three key areas in a smart city

  8. TrickBot Banking Trojan, Heir to Dyre

    TrickBot shares much in common with the Dyre malware, which became notorious in late 2014 and early 2015.

  9. PassCV Targets Pokémon Go, Online Gaming Platforms

    A large cluster of attacks against game developers uses malware designed to harvest stored passwords and log keystrokes.

  10. City of London Hit by More Ransomware Than Some Countries

    Cybercriminals target major financial institutions in Square Mile

  11. #ISC2CongressEMEA: Why CEO Fraud Works and How to Stop it

    CEO Fraud is the latest variation in a plethora of similar email-based cyber-attacks. It’s niche, but it has a 90% success rate

  12. Nation-State Hackers Hit Japanese Nuclear Facility

    They took 59,000 research files on the use of tritium, also known as Hydrogen-3, which is a key component of hydrogen bombs.

  13. App DevOps Improving But Third Party Component Risk Remains

    Veracode study claims 60% of apps fail security on first scan

  14. Euro Bank Robbers Blow Up 492 ATMs

    Thieves supplement cyber attacks with old-fashioned brute force

  15. Certificate Snafu Forces Global Sites Offline

    GlobalSign accidentally revoked cross certificate, causing downstream chaos

  16. UK Banks ‘Under-reporting’ Cyber Incidents

    Report claims lenders are trying to protect image by staying mum

  17. Pro-Trump Hackers Deface Clinton Wikipedia Page

    Pornographic image uploaded to site as campaign chief’s Twitter account is hacked

  18. Cards at Risk as Online Skimming Jumps 69%

    Researcher finds malicious JavaScript stealing card info from e-commerce sites

  19. IDC: Security Spending to Top $100 Billion by 2020

    The overall spend on security hardware, software and services will increase an impressive 38% by 2020.

  20. Whisper Adds Self-Destructing Messages to Signal Email

    Any conversation can be configured to delete sent and received messages after a specified interval.

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