Infosecurity News

Aussie Beer-Maker Suffers Ransomware Attack
Lion loses its roar Down Under

Privacy Expert Slams Amazon’s Facial Recognition ‘Pause’
Technology's use by police under fire after US protests

Kubernetes Clusters Hit by Kubeflow Crypto-Mining Attack
Microsoft spots unusual threat vector as machine learning toolkit is targeted

US Cops' Personal Info Leaked Online
Personal data of police officers in the United States is being leaked online

SD-WAN is the Cloud Security of Choice for Half of UK Businesses
A survey looks at the deployment of SD-WAN on the public cloud

Macy's Pays $192,000 to Settle Data Breach Suit
Macy’s settles a class-action lawsuit over a 2018 data breach with a payment of $192,000

UK Government Awards £10m Fund to Develop Cybersecurity Tech Solutions
Fund will enable recipients to build on their innovative solutions

MAZE Attacks Victoria Beckham's Advisory Firm
Threat group claims to have exfiltrated data from M&A firm used by Victoria Beckham

Malicious Apps Pose as Contact Tracing to Infect Android Devices
Malicious apps pose as contact tracing functions to infiltrate users of Android devices

Cybersecurity Firm OPORA Announces $7m Seed Funding
OPORA will use funding for product development, sales and marketing efforts

FBI Warns of Surge in Mobile Banking Attacks
COVID19 lockdown has driven increase in use of banking apps

Phishing and BEC Surge as #COVID19 Attackers Prioritize Email
Mimecast’s annual study finds most firms expect email attacks

Google Warns of Emerging #COVID19 Cyber-Threat Hotspots
India, UK and Brazil seeing rising number of email attacks using crisis

Alabama City to Pay Cyber-Ransom
Florence to pay cyber-criminals a $291,000 ransom after suffering ransomware attack

Minimal Techno DJ Arrested in Berlin on Cybercrime Charges
DJ and Nervmusic records co-founder arrested in Berlin on cybercrime charges at America’s request

Cost of US Cyber Command Program Quintuples
Government watchdog warns Unified Platform will cost five times more than originally estimated

Healthcare Provider Babylon Reports Data Breach
Babylon blames a software issue after a user could view other appointment details

Places Open for World’s First AI and Data Science Conversion Courses
2500 places are available for the new courses which start in the autumn

CSA Virtual Summit: Is Cloud Moving Too Fast for Security?
The changing world of IaaS is enabling developers, but security relies on a traditional model

Dark Basin: Researchers Uncover Major Hack-for-Hire Group
Indian tech firm blamed for cyber-espionage work against clients’ rivals



