Infosecurity News

  1. BT Tests Banks with New Ethical Hacking Service

    Telcoms giant will offer STAR accredited package

  2. Cisco Router Malware is Major New Targeted Attack Threat

    Attack takes advantage of devices’ privileged position

  3. UK Consumers Call for Harsher Breach Penalties

    Bit9 + Carbon Black report reveals little sympathy for erring businesses

  4. China’s IP Theft and Tech Transfer Network Costs US $5 Trillion – Report

    System enabling US IP theft said to dwarf Beijing’s home-grown R&D

  5. Intel Accelerates Car Security with New Initiative

    Review board will conduct research into improving in-vehicle security

  6. Thousands of Lloyds Premier Customers Hit by Data Breach

    Follow-up fraud on the cards after insurer is attacked

  7. GCHQ Calls for Simpler Password Policies

    Ditch the strength meter and add extra technical controls, says spy agency

  8. Former AV Man McAfee Runs for US President

    Cyber Party urges voters to support its call for improved privacy protection

  9. Hackers Steal Data on 10.5 Million Excellus Healthcare Customers

    Attackers were inside the network since 2013

  10. Trend Micro Honeypots ‘Signed Up’ to Ashley Madison

    Passive email addresses linked to profiles on the adultery site

  11. Zimperium Releases a Working Exploit for Stagefright

    Zimperium said that it is publishing the code so that administrators and testers can validate the effectiveness of the Android community’s response.

  12. Context-Aware Security Can Take a Bite Out of Cyber-Risk

    While only 28% of respondents have fully embraced a context-aware approach to security, 97% see the benefits in it.

  13. Bitcoin Extortion Group DD4BC Bumps Up the DDoS Volume

    Since April 2015, Akamai identified 114 DD4BC attacks, including more aggressive measures that target brand reputation through social media.

  14. Anti-Forensic Malware Widens Cyber-Skills Gap

    Attackers increasingly use methods that leave few traces behind—so we are in an arms race where the key difference is training.

  15. Bugzilla Hackers Accessed Mozilla Flaws Since 2014

    Attackers may have been slurping sensitive bug data for even longer

  16. Kaspersky and FireEye Rush to Fix Flaws

    Researchers’ public disclosure puts security giants on alert

  17. Hackers Eschew Malware to Keep Attacks Hidden

    Dell SecureWorks claims stolen credentials and VPNs are becoming increasingly popular

  18. Adult Player Android Porn App Delivers Ransomware

    The app targets users by silently taking photos of them as they use the app.

  19. TVSPY Returns in Force

    This particular threat is very dangerous as the attacker will have total control over the affected machine.

  20. PayPal XSS Flaw Opens Door to Attacks

    The vulnerability can be used to deliver content or harmful files that enable a wide range of attacks.

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