Infosecurity News
Magecart Campaign Offers Customizable Payload
Magecart has new offering of highly customizable payload along with JavaScript loaders.
Cyber Command Warns APT Targeting Government Agencies
U.S. Cyber Command says to patch for vulnerability CVE-2017-11774.
IT Director Fired Following Lake City Ransomware Attack
Brian Hawkins was terminated last week following the attack which resulted in the city paying $460,000 through the cyber cryptocurrency, Bitcoin.
Cybersecurity Should Be Handled by Law Enforcement and Government, Report
The study explored the attitudes towards new cybersecurity technologies
NHS "Urgently" Needs to Invest In Cybersecurity Measures Says Latest Report
Imperial College London’s Institute of Global Health Innovation found that out-dated systems and lack of investment are putting hospitals at risk.
Keyfactor Announces Acquisition of Redtrust
Keyfactor aims to improve digital identity solutions with acquisition of Spain-based Redtrust.
Thousands Left Vulnerable in Nexus Repository
Researcher report on recent breach in Nexus Repository.
New Avast CEO to Give Away Annual Salary to UK Charity
Ondrej Vleck took on the role on June 30, 2019, following in the foot steps of Vince Steckler.
MPs Call For Protection From Hacking Ahead of Elections
Online interference has been a talking point throughout the US 2016 Presidential elections
Sophos Creates PoC for BlueKeep Exploit to Take Control of Devices
BlueKeep has sparked concern across industries as it allows access to devices via RDP
Black Hat Survey Reveals Cyber Concerns
Security pros concerned about privacy, identity and the 2020 election, survey says.
Insulin Pumps Recalled By FDA For Cybersecurity Risks
Medtronic makes wearable medical devices for a wide range of medical conditions.
Vulnerability in Cirque Du Soleil Show App
"TORUK - The First Flight" mobile app left mobile phones vulnerable.
Financial Industry Hit By Surging Numbers of Cyber-Incidents
Retail banks were hit the hardest
Dubai Bank Invokes Shaggy in Awareness Video
Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me" parody warns users not to click on that 'dubious link.'
Nearly 20% of UK Children Exposed to Self-Harm Images Online
There has been a year-on-year increase in the numbers and rates of police-recorded online child sexual offences in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Four in 10 North American Banks Don't Use EV Certificates
Banks in Europe and North America use some form of SSL but are still vulnerable to phishing, says Sectigo
New Dridex Variant Evading Traditional Antivirus
Dridex malware, delivered via email, targets banking information.
Client Data at Ford, TD Bank Exposed by Attunity
Researchers say Amazon S3 buckets at Attunity have now been secured.
Attackers Hack PCM Inc. to Access to Client Files
PCM Inc. suffers a "digital intrusion."
