Infosecurity News

  1. Ecuador Shares Assange's Legal Docs with US

    Assange's lawyer calls the exchange of materials "illegal seizure of his property."

  2. New South Wales Announces New Cybersecurity Position

    Australia's New South Wales advances efforts to improve cybersecurity for its citizens

  3. Online Account Hijacker Forum OGUsers Hacked

    Usernames and private messages of forum members were exposed in the data breach.

  4. LeakedSource Company Pleads Guilty

    Site allowed criminals to access stolen data for a fee

  5. Ex-CIA Man Gets 20 Years for Handing China Secrets

    Kevin Patrick Mallory, 62, of Leesburg, was found guilty by a federal jury in June 2018

  6. Chipmakers Cut Huawei Shipments

    Google also said to be complying with US order

  7. Download Hijack Flaw Patched in Slack Patches for Windows

    Slack users are urged to upgrade to the most recent version of the app.

  8. More Orgs Use Booby Traps for Counterintelligence

    A NISC survey finds that one in five organizations already using forensic investigations.

  9. Baltimore Won't Pay Ransom, Systems Remain Down

    The deadline to pay ransom has arrived, and Mayor Young says Baltimore will not pay.

  10. Hacktivist Attacks Have Fallen 95% Since 2015

    IBM stats reveal decline of Anonymous

  11. Facebook Bans Israeli Firm For Election Meddling

    Archimedes Group boasts of “winning campaigns worldwide”

  12. Europol and US Police Disrupt $100m Cybercrime Gang

    Europol and US Police Disrupt $100m Cybercrime Gang. GozNym group targeted over 40,000 machines

  13. Critical Vulnerabilities in Cisco Products

    Cisco released two vulnerability advisories with plans to issue patches.

  14. Forbes Site Up, Then Down Again after Magecart Attack

    Forbes.com was hit with credit card skimming malware.

  15. Supply Chain Attack Hits Best of the Web Website

    Best of the Web's seal was injected with keyloggers and more than 100 websites are still linked to it.

  16. UK Fraud Complaints Surge Over 40%

    APP fraud drives major losses for consumers

  17. Rights Group Win Allows Courts to Scrutinize Spy Agencies

    Supreme Court ruling means decisions made by secret tribunal aren’t final

  18. Trump Declares National Emergency to Contain China Threat

    Executive Order appears to be veiled attempt to disrupt Huawei

  19. IT Decision-Makers Willing to Share Threat Intel

    The vast majority of security leaders would share threat intelligence, an IronNet report says.

  20. Boost Mobile Alerts Customers of Security Incident

    Boost Mobile customers are urged to change their PINs.

What’s hot on Infosecurity Magazine?