Infosecurity News

  1. Anonymous Carry-out DDoS Attack on Japanese Airport Website

    Hacktivists Anonymous take down Japanese Airport website with DDoS attack

  2. Israeli Cybersecurity Market Draws Increased Investment

    Exports by Israeli cybersecurity companies have reached more than $6 billion, equating to approximately 10% of the global cybersecurity market.

  3. FBI Investigates University of Virginia Data Breach

    Via a phishing scam, hackers were able to access payroll records and W-2s for years 2013 and 2014, and direct-deposit banking info.

  4. Aircraft Maker Loses €50 Million in Fraud Attack

    Accounts department hit by scammers

  5. Apple iOS Flaw Enables Attacks via Hotspot

    The vulnerability opens up iPhone users to a raft of problems, including allowing an attacker to impersonate a victim’s identity on a chosen site.

  6. E-fax Campaign Spreads CryptoLocker

    The new malware strain is unique and shows dedicated R&D efforts on the part of criminals.

  7. Android App Stores Drenched with Malware

    In 2015 alone, the amount of Android malware infections totaled more than 9.5 million.

  8. Malware Campaign Targets Facebook

    The fake Facebook messages deliver Nivdort, a trojan that interferes with internet connections and allows the installation of ransomware.

  9. Insider Threat Warning as Scientists Steal Pharma Secrets

    Five are indicted in US in GlaxoSmithKline case

  10. TalkTalk Trouble as 7% of Customers Leave in Q4 – Report

    Impact of data breach and subsequent handling begins to hit home

  11. FireEye Adds Threat Intelligence to Portfolio with Acquisition of iSIGHT Partners

    FireEye has announced the acquisition of threat intelligence provider iSIGHT Partners for $275 million.

  12. Two-thirds of Customers Fear Data Breach this Year

    NCC Group says stats should be ‘wake-up call’ for businesses

  13. Yahoo Mail Patches Severe XSS Flaw Affecting 300M Users

    Yahoo Mail Patches Severe XSS Flaw Affecting 300M Users

  14. 90% of Android Phones Are Running Outdated OS

    Android poses more significant risk for corporate IT environments than Apple iPhones do.

  15. French Government Rejects Encryption Backdoors

    Despite pressure after Paris attacks, digital minister stands firm

  16. Nissan Suffers Anonymous DDoS in Whaling Protest

    Hacktivists Anonymous hit the websites of automotive manufacturer Nissan with a DDoS attack in an anti-whaling campaign.

  17. Phishing costs UK £174 Million in 2015

    Phishing fraud continued to rise in 2015, with scams costing victims £174.4 million.

  18. Industrial Control Stalwart Open to Authentication Bypass

    An attacker could execute arbitrary code or impersonate the authenticated user and perform a man-in-the-middle attack.

  19. (ISC)2 Foundation Offers Cybersecurity Scholarships for Women

    The program is offering up to $40,000 towards women’s scholarships in the field.

  20. Energy Firms Under Fire: Over 80% Suffer Attacks in 2015

    Tripwire study shows rate of attacks is also increasing

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