Infosecurity News
FIDO Alliance Kicks Off Certification and Interop Program
The FIDO Certified program ensures interoperability within the group’s post-password authentication specs.
PCI Council Launches Group to Help Improve SME Compliance
Small merchants are an attractive target for cybercriminals
Hackers Spam Out New Nitlove POS Malware
Those who check emails on Windows Point of Sale machines are at risk
Fake Minecraft Apps for Android See 2.8 Million Downloads
In a classic scareware technique, users are directed to remove "viruses" by activating a premium-rate SMS subscription that costs 4.80 EUR per week.
PoS Malware Surge to Push NGFW Market Ahead
ABI Research expects more enterprises to migrate from traditional to next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) in the coming years.
John McAfee Confirmed for Infosecurity Europe
Controversial security expert to speak on Sony hack
Millions of AdultFriendFinder Users Exposed in Major Data Breach
Experts warn of possible blackmail attempts
UK Kids Set For Cybersecurity Flavored Computing Exams
Draft GCSE will include phishing, malware and firewalls
Cyber-Attack Takes ULCC Offline for Hours
University of London Computer Centre outage hits millions of students
Brazil: Ground Zero for a Fresh Malware Approach
A homegrown threat using CPL malware is pelting the country with banking trojans.
1.1 Million Hit by Hack at CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield
This is the third health insurance data breach since the beginning of 2015, following Anthem and Premera.
Airbus Orders A400M Operators to Check for Engine Bugs
Software failure on new cargo and troop carrier may have led to fata crash
Hundreds of Tech Firms Rail Against TPP Trade Agreement
Secretive deal could criminalize whistleblowing via computer
(ISC)2 Unveils Government Infosec Winners
Winners of the annual U.S. Government Information Security Leadership Awards (GISLA) program were named in seven categories.
FREAK-like Logjam Attack Undermines TLS Security
Yet another relic of US government’s 90s crypto export restrictions
Six Chinese Nationals Indicted for Stealing US Trade Secrets
Two university professors among those accused of lifting FBAR technology
Retailers Take 197 Days to Discover Advanced Attacks
Arbor Networks research reveals info sharing and incident response could be better
United Airlines Rolls Out Bug Bounty
1 million frequent flier miles are up for grabs for remote code execution.
Federal Reserve Hijacked By Hackers
The attack redirected web searches for the Fed site to a web page set up by the attackers, to intercept login details and other info.
Porn at Work is Common and Dangerous
Research shows that workers visit inappropriate websites while at work despite typically being fully aware of the risks to their companies.
