Infosecurity News
Missing Teens Used School Laptops to Chat with Alleged Abductors
Disappearance of North Carolina teenagers allegedly linked to men they met online
Canadian Cyber-Agency Workers Threaten Strike
Unionized workers at Communications Security Establishment authorize strike over wages
US Cybersecurity Firm Opens New Belfast Office
Launch of new Rapid7 office in Ireland to create 150 new jobs
Microsoft: SolarWinds Attack Highlights Growing Sophistication of Nation State Actors
Microsoft discusses the changing threat landscape
Telemarketing Biz Exposes 114,000 in Cloud Config Error
Call recordings of clients and customers on unsecured bucket
Password Reuse at 60% as 1.5 Billion Combos Discovered Online
SpyCloud’s latest report reveals persistent threat of account takeovers
Microsoft Patches Four Zero-Day Exchange Server Bugs
Chinese state attackers are currently exploiting them, it warns
BlueVoyant Appoints James M. Aquilina as Advisor
Aquilina joins as member of BlueVoyant's advisory board and advisor to the CEO
Satanic Temple Loses Cyber-squatting Lawsuit
Judge dismisses Temple’s claims that former members who wiped its Facebook pages were cyber-squatting
Medal of Honor Holders’ Identities Stolen
Hacker stole heroes’ identities and used them to buy goods on American military exchanges
Gamer Sues Microsoft Over Cyberbullying
Court case tests corporate responsibility for censoring harassment in gaming community
Quarter of Healthcare Apps Contain High Severity Bugs
Veracode urges more regular scanning of applications
Kaspersky to Co-Chair Working Group of the Paris Call
Group will propose concrete solutions tools to improve the security of cyberspace
Universal Health Services Estimates $67 Million in Ransomware Losses
Healthcare giant latest big name hit by financial tsunami
DoJ Steps Up Investigation into NSO Group – Report
Lawyers probe WhatsApp for more technical details
United Airlines to Pay $49m to Settle False Data Claim
Airline accused of defrauding USPS with false automated delivery scan data
Florida Police Arrest 12 Alleged Online Predators
Sting operation nets a dozen alleged sexual predators who targeted children online
Facebook Photo-tagging Lawsuit Settled for $650m
Judge approves $650m settlement of privacy lawsuit brought against social network
Half of Orgs Concerned Remote Working Puts Them at Greater Risk of Cyber-Attacks
80% of orgs admitted that a portion of their workforce are using personal computers
70% of Orgs Facing New Security Challenges Due to #COVID19 Pandemic
Tanium report finds only a third of businesses consider cybersecurity a top priority for 2021