Infosecurity News

  1. Sony Pictures Breach Costs Movie Giant $15 Million

    Investigation and remediation costs could be just the first of many

  2. Facebook Porn Link Infects 110K in 2 Days

    A porn lure and a fake Flash update have dug in over at the social network.

  3. Critroni Ransomware Masquerades as Google Chrome Update

    The continued success of ransomware in general indicates the need for new defensive techniques.

  4. Two-Factor Authentication Set to Top $1.6Bn

    Attacks exploiting weak passwords have created significant market demand for mobile user authentication.

  5. Amateur Cyber-defenders Thwart 'Attack' on Major Multinational Corporation

    Testing the skills of the next generation of cyber-defenders was the central focus of PwC's UK HQ cyber-forensics challenge.

  6. Google Adds Research Grants to Bug Bounty Program

    The experimental grant program pays researchers for their time, before they even discover a coding vulnerability.

  7. RansomWeb Attacks Hold Corporate Databases Hostage

    New version of ransomware could spell trouble for firms

  8. Euro Cyber Police Chief Oerting Joins Barclays as CISO

    Former law enforcer will have work cut out at financial services giant

  9. Peers Drop Plans to Sneak ‘Snooper’s Charter’ into Law

    Cross-party group wanted to add amendments to Counter Terrorism and Security Bill

  10. Flash Zero-Day Using Dailymotion.com for Malvertising

    Adobe is facing the third zero-day in a month for Flash Player.

  11. Government Loses Data on Three Police Inquiries

    Another blunder means discs go missing in the post

  12. Syrian Conflict: Attackers Steal Rebel Battle Plans

    Long-running civil war goes cyber with targeted attacks

  13. Adult Site Xhamster Hit by ‘Huge’ Malvertising Attack

    Malwarebytes spots 1500% increase in infections with Flash zero day to blame

  14. European Commission Sets 2015 Deadline for New Data Laws

    Council of EU must seek agreement with Parliament before the end of the the year

  15. China to Require US Tech Companies to Submit Source Code for Inspection

    The rules apply to the Chinese banking sector, but there is concern that they could be expanded to other verticals.

  16. US Military to Replace Passwords with "Cognitive Fingerprints"

    How someone types and word-processes can be more personally identifying than simple biometrics.

  17. Insider Threat Alert as Former Spokesman Allegedly Leaks Corporate Data

    TPG Global man alleged to have altered docs before sending them to the press

  18. Regin Was Work of Five Eyes Spooks, Analysis Reveals

    Kaspersky Lab finds link to QWERTY code leaked by Snowden

  19. Github Ups Maximum Bug Bounty Reward to $10,000

    Developer site hoping more researchers will find security holes in the platform

  20. NFL in Privacy Fumble as App Leaks Data

    Hackers could MITM Super Bowl fans and make off with sensitive info, says Wandera

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