Infosecurity News
Google Releases Chrome Emergency Fix For Ninth Zero-Day This Year
The flaw relates to a type confusion bug in the V8 JavaScript engine
Manufacturers Struggle to Manage Cyber-Threats from New Tech Deployments
42% of UK manufacturers have been a victim of cybercrime in the past 12 months, according to new research
Digital Giant ABB to Pay $315m in Bribery Case
Firm pleads guilty in major South Africa conspiracy
Microsoft: Beware Russian Winter Cyber-Offensive
Ukraine's allies may be in the firing line for destructive attacks
French Hospital Halts Operations After Cyber-Attack
André-Mignot hospital shuts down computer systems
Google Increases Android Security With Memory-Safe Programming Languages
The number of memory safety vulnerabilities in Android dropped from 223 in 2019 to 85 in 2022
'Black Proxies' Enable Threat Actors to Conduct Malicious Activity
First used as botnets, their lucrative nature turned them into independent criminal enterprises
Hackers Use Archive Files and HTML Smuggling to Bypass Detection Tools
HP's latest report suggests 44% of malware was delivered via archive files in Q3 2022
Industry Coalition Urges Congress to Hold off on SBOM Requirements for Defense Contractors
The coalition outlined the need to refine SBOM requirements before making it an obligation for defense contractors
NATO Launches Massive Cyber-Defense Exercise
Annual Cyber Coalition effort helps nations develop and share best practice
Cuba Ransomware Actors Pocket $60m
Number of US victims has doubled over the past year
Trojan Steals Facebook Details from Over 300K Victims
"Schoolyard Bully" has been active since 2018
Hackers Target Colombia's Healthcare System With Ransomware
The attack disrupted IT operations, websites and scheduling of medical appointments
Spyware Vendor Variston Exploited N-Days in Chrome, Firefox, Windows
The claims come from Google’s Threat Analysis Group, which published an advisory about the threat
WhatsApp Files on Dark Web Show Millions of Records For Sale
The list went on sale for four days and is now being distributed for free among dark web users
UK Extends NIS Regulations to IT Managed Service Providers
The UK strengthens its regulations on Network and Information Systems (NIS) to better prevent software supply chain attacks
Eight Charged with $30m Unemployment Benefits Fraud
Defendants allegedly used insider to obtain personal information
Researchers Accidentally Crash Cryptomining Botnet
Akamai reveals how a simple syntax error stopped it sending commands
LastPass Reveals Another Customer Data Breach
Incident is second this year, although company says passwords are safe
Majority of US Defense Contractors Not Meeting Basic Cybersecurity Requirements
87% of DoD contractors are failing to meet the basic level of compliance ahead of CMMC coming into force next year
