Infosecurity News

  1. Home Secretary Signs Assange US Extradition Request

    Only UK courts now stand between WikiLeaks founder and US trial

  2. Millions of Email Servers at Risk from Cryptomining Worm

    Researchers urge admins to patch Exim installations now

  3. MI5 Breached Surveillance Law for Years

    New documents detail “extraordinary and persistent illegality”

  4. Employees Out of Work After ASCO Hit by Ransomware

    Aircraft parts manufacturer ASCO decided to temporarily close its Belgium office

  5. Gaming's All Fun and Games Till Someone Gets Hacked

    The gaming industry is increasingly the target of cyber-criminals looking to turn a quick profit.

  6. AGs Warn ACMA Breach Impact Rose to Over 20 Million

    The third-party breach at American Medical Collection Agency has impacted millions of patients.

  7. UK Orgs Lose 2 & 1/2 Months a Year on Poor Password Management

    Companies are failing to effectively manage password security

  8. “Major Flaw” Discovered in Evernote’s Chrome Extension

    Code flaw could have allowed threat actors to extract personal information from the browser environment

  9. KnowBe4 Gets Whopping $300m in Funding

    Dubbed a cybersecurity unicorn, KnowBe4's valuation soars to $1bn.

  10. Philly Courts Still Down After Cyber-Attack

    Some Philadelphia Court systems are still down three weeks post-attack

  11. Flaw in SymCrypt Can Trigger DDoS

    A Google researcher reported a Windows vulnerability as part of Project Zero.

  12. XSS is Most Rewarding Bug Bounty as CSRF is Revived

    XSS is the most rewarding security vulnerability, according to data on the number of bug bounties paid

  13. Microsoft Fixes Four SandboxEscaper Zero-Days

    Patch Tuesday sees updates for 88 flaws

  14. FBI: Don’t Trust HTTPS or Padlock on Websites

    Feds warn that hackers are increasingly using certs to ‘secure’ their phishing sites

  15. Code Signing Shortcomings Leave Gaps for Hackers

    Venafi research finds just 14% of European firms have security in place

  16. Radiohead Officially Releases Music Stolen in Hack

    Rather than pay the $150K ransom, Radiohead has made the stolen tracks available to fans.

  17. SOCs Struggle with Staffing, Reporting and Visibility

    Alert overload and false positives remain a problem in the SOC.

  18. HaveIBeenPwned.com Open to Acquisition

    Maintaining the site at its level of growth has become overwhelming for Troy Hunt.

  19. FTSE 250+ Demonstrate Weak Security, But Low SMB Exposure

    FTSE 250+ organizations leave an average of 35 servers and devices exposed

  20. Welsh Man Gets Four Years for TalkTalk Attack

    Asperger’s syndrome sufferer sentenced to young offender institute

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