Infosecurity News
Clickjacking Still Popular Among Online Scammers
A perennial technique among online fraudsters, clickjacking isn't going away anytime soon, researchers say.
Researchers Discover Stealthy Crypto-Miner “Norman”
Malware used in campaign that infected an entire organization
#Alevelresults: Cybersecurity Options Appear
Opportunities exist when the A-level grades do not deliver
Choice Hotels Breach: Hackers Leave Ransom Note For 700K Records
Third party exposed hotel chain's data in MongoDB instance
New Allegations: Capital One Suspect Stole From 30+ Organizations
Seattle woman is alleged to have targeted wide sweep of data
Trend Micro Patches Password Manager Flaw
Trend Micro has patched a flaw that could have allowed attackers to take over a system.
Researchers: Cloud Services Compromise Mobile Apps
Developers should be careful which cloud-based services they connect to, researchers warned this week.
Millions of Records Exposed in Biometric Database
BioStar 2's public data exposure could spell disaster for users, warn experts.
Microsoft Patches 93 CVEs But No Zero-Days in August
Admins urged to prioritize wormable bugs
BA Under Fire For Leaking Passenger Info in Links
Check-in links contained sensitive unencrypted details
FCA Gives Firms More Time to Comply With Strong Authentication Rules
SCA is a key part of the new PSD2 rules
Canada Launches Small Business Cybersecurity Certification Program
Cyber-savvy businesses in Canada could get certification to prove they take care of customer data.
Google Offers Password-Free Android Access to its Services
Support for FIDO2 in Android allows users to log into some Google services with a fingerprint.
Microsoft Warns of New Wormable RDP Flaw
Three months after BlueKeep, there's a new set of RDP vulnerabilities in town—and this time, they affect Windows 10.
Unsolicited Blank Emails Could Portend BEC Attacks
Agari warns organizations to be on the lookout for reconnaissance efforts
Certificate Giant Slams Plan to Shorten HTTPS Lifespans
Digicert claims no security benefit from proposal for 13-month lifecycles
UK Cops Take Down 13 Organized Crime Gangs
DCPCU warns that criminals are moving from drug trafficking to online fraud
#DEFCON: American Teen Exposes Flaws in School IT Systems
How a teenager discovered multiple vulnerabilities within software applications used in his school.
#DEFCON: How the US's CISA Works to Improve Election Security
Members of NCATS outlined their mission and their challenges for election security.
#DEFCON: Hackers Can Use Netflix Account to Steal Banking Info
The hidden threat of paying for subscription services.