Infosecurity News

  1. Marketer Exposes 198 Million Car Buyer Records

    Dealer Leads leaves 413GB of data publicly accessible

  2. Iranian Threat Group Targets 380 Global Universities

    Cobalt Dickens continues its long-running quest for data

  3. Mirai and SMB Attacks Dominate 1H 2019

    F-Secure warns that users still aren’t patching or choosing strong passwords

  4. Ireland Hit by Pedophile Sextortion Email Scam

    Aggressive sextortion emails are being sent to Irish inboxes, threatening to expose people as pedophiles

  5. A Third of Security Pros Have Skipped Cyber-Safety Checks to Launch Products Faster

    Study finds 34% of security pros bypass security to get products to market quicker

  6. UNICEF Leaks Personal Data of 8000 Online Learners

    UNICEF apologizes after leaking personal info of 8000 online learners

  7. Google Searches Reveal the 15-Year Decline of AV

    Redscan data shows rising interest in SIEM, threat hunting, zero trust and more

  8. Over Half of UK Firms Still Not GDPR Compliant

    Regulation slips worryingly down priority list for many firms

  9. Wikipedia Gets $2.5m Donation to Boost Cybersecurity

    Craigslist founder boosts non-profit’s efforts to recover from DDoS

  10. Calls to Bring Back Role That Was Scrapped by Departing US Security Advisor

    Cybersecurity leaders want cybersecurity coordinator role back on US National Security Council

  11. Program to Land Neurodiverse Adults Government Cybersecurity Jobs Wins Prize

    Neurodiversity in Cybersecurity program wins grand prize in GEAR Center challenge

  12. New Platform Aims to Keep Kids Safe Online

    ESET launches Safer Kids Online platform to protect youngsters in the digital world

  13. #GartnerSEC: Reuse Procedures From IAM in PAM Implementations

    How reusing procedures for PAM in IAM implementation can save time and effort

  14. #GartnerSEC: Questions Your Board Will Ask About Security

    The types of questions boards will ask of security leaders

  15. Security Makes Remote Working Too Difficult, Say Users

    Capita study finds only half of firms even allow BYOD

  16. Microsoft Fixes Two Zero-Days in September Patch Update

    Relatively light load still includes some critical bugs

  17. Global Cops Bust 281 Alleged BEC Scammers

    The fightback begins as Operation reWired is revealed

  18. McDonald's to Use AI Voice Assistants in Drive-Thrus

    McDonald's buys Apprente as part of plan to use AI voice assistants in drive-thrus

  19. Rapid Rise in Monetization of IoT Attacks

    Trend Micro has detected a sharp increase in the monetization of hacked IoT devices

  20. New $1.5M Cybersecurity Center Opening in Baton Rouge

    Baton Rouge is getting a new $1.5 million cybersecurity training and operations center

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