Infosecurity News

  1. Phantom Menace Attacker Set Sights on Oil Companies

    Panda Security uncovers major targeted attack tied to 419 scam

  2. China APT Group Hides C&C IP in TechNet Comments

    APT17 looks to throw the white hats off the scent

  3. Spyware Firm Hacked: 400,000 Victims’ Data Stuck on Dark Web

    MSpy allowed users to snoop on targets’ mobile devices

  4. MACH37 Cyber-Startup Accelerator Readies for Fall Class

    Upon acceptance into the program, participants receive a $50,000 investment to develop and launch their ideas into the market.

  5. (ISC)²: Federal Security Worse Off Than 2 Years Ago

    The sector suffers from a poor understanding of risk management, inadequate funding and not enough qualified professionals.

  6. Naikon APT: Stealing State Secrets for 5 Years at Least

    This Chinese-speaking advanced persistent threat (APT) is one of the most active in Asia.

  7. Fox-IT Expands Financial Platform to US

    DetACT correlates click-path, event information, traffic information, financial information and historical information in real time.

  8. Chinese Site Serves 83 Windows Executables in Drive-By Attack

    Vid sharing site could lead to remote code execution

  9. Phishers Out in Force to Con Yahoo and Dropbox Users

    Latest scams hit inboxes at the double

  10. Report: Chinese Breach of USIS Started with SAP

    This marks the first time an SAP attack against a national security service provider has been publicly uncovered.

  11. Beijing to Troops: Wearables Represent a National Security Risk

    China not happy with soldiers wearing fitbands

  12. Jamie Oliver Serves Up a Heaping Plate of Malware

    The website for the UK celebrity chef has been compromised for the third time this year, to serve password-stealers.

  13. Hackers Target Starbucks Mobile Payments App

    The ingenious scam takes advantage of the auto-refill function that tops up balances with a linked bank card.

  14. FTC Takes Out Diet Pill Spammers

    Sale Slash has a date in court after alleged scam

  15. Adobe Set to Patch Two Critical Flaws in Acrobat

    Priority 2 vulnerabilities will get fixed on Tuesday

  16. IT Security Pros Split on Cloud Trustworthiness

    The majority of IT security professionals don’t have full visibility into where all their organization’s sensitive data resides.

  17. Widespread Nuclear EK Attack Hits 12,500 Users Per Day

    Using a Flash vulns to compromise an ad network, the exploit kit served Carberp, the banking Trojan.

  18. Massive Malvertising Campaign Hits Multiple Porn Sites

    The campaign is affecting dozens of top adult sites, with over 250 million monthly visits combined.

  19. Execs Say Cyberattacks Could Disrupt Whole Industries

    A coordinated assault would wreak ongoing havoc on business operations, even threatening national security.

  20. US Navy Looks to Dump Lenovo Servers on Security Concerns – Report

    Department of Homeland Defense apparently not happy post-IBM deal

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