Infosecurity News
Hackers Can Spy on Peloton Workouts
Researchers find flaw enabling hackers to remotely access Peloton bike screens
LORCA Announces New Intensive Program for Most Promising Cyber Startups
LORCA Ignite is a new intensive program that will help six of the most promising cyber startups in the UK achieve rapid growth
Puzzling New Malware Blocks Access to Piracy Sites
Newly discovered threat could be the work of an anti-piracy vigilante
60% of Businesses Would Consider Paying a Ransomware Demand
One in five businesses are also prepared to spend 20% or more of their annual revenue
Amazon Web Services Misconfiguration Exposes Half a Million Cosmetics Customers
Turkish firm Cosmolog Kozmetik's error leaks personal information en masse
US Warns Russia of Cyber-Attack No-Go List
Presidents Biden and Putin will now work on a deeper cybersecurity arrangement
US Convicts Russian Malware-masker
Federal jury convicts operator of crypting service used to conceal Kelihos malware
Deloitte Acquires Terbium Labs
Baltimore-based digital risk protection company Terbium Labs is acquired by Deloitte
IAB Tech Lab Accused of “World’s Largest Data Breach”
Irish civil liberties group sues non-profit digital media consortium over real-time bidding
Members of Clop Ransomware Gang Arrested in Ukraine
A police operation in Ukraine has led to the arrest of six people allegedly part of the notorious Clop ransomware group
NHS Test and Trace Bolsters its Cybersecurity
NHS Test and Trace appoints UK cyber startup Risk Ledger to manage its supply chain risks
Football Fever Puts Password Security at Risk
With Euro 2020 underway, research uncovers one million football-related passwords
Most Ransomware Victims Are Hit Again After Paying
In half of cases, victim organizations were attacked by the same group
IoT Supply Chain Bug Hits Millions of Cameras
Critical vulnerability could allow attackers to eavesdrop on users
“Homeless Hacker” Arrested
Alleged Santa Cruz County DDoS attacker arrested in Mexico after years on the run
Marketplace Selling Stolen Credentials Is Dismantled
International operation takes down virtual Slilpp store selling over 80 million allegedly stolen credentials
IKEA Fined $1.2m for Spying on Employees
French court fines Swedish furnishing giant and hands former IKEA France boss suspended prison sentence
NATO Warns it Will Consider a Military Response to Cyber-Attacks
NATO has issued a communique stating it will consider invoking Article 5 in response to cyber-attacks on a case by case basis
Fake Online Reviews Linked to $152 Billion in Global Purchases
Around 4% of internet reviews are fakes, undermining trust in e-commerce
Third of Staff Use Security Workarounds at Home
Younger employees are most likely to engage in risky online behavior
