Infosecurity News

  1. Polish Regulator Issues First GDPR Fine

    UODO slaps unnamed firm with £187K fine for failing to notify

  2. EU Parliament Approves Controversial Copyright Law

    Rights groups claim internet freedoms are at stake

  3. So Long and Farewell: Dream Market Says Goodbye

    The Dark Web's largest exchange will close as of April 30.

  4. Georgians Ask House for Study on Cyber-Bullying Law

    Georgians look to create cyber-bullying committee as Michigan's new law goes into effect.

  5. Telecom Fraud Scams on the Rise

    Fraudsters leverage evolution of telecommunications for financial gain.

  6. Most Security Pros Are Impacted by Geopolitics

    Tripwire claims majority have had to change business partners and locations

  7. #Infosec19: Skills Shortages Are Exposing Firms to Cyber Risk

    Infosecurity Europe poll reveals more recruitment headaches

  8. Over One Million Asus Users Backdoored in Sophisticated APT

    Kaspersky Lab claims ShadowHammer group is linked to China

  9. Privacy a Top Concern in 'Biometric Exit'

    US Customs and Border Patrol moves forward with implementing Biometric Exit plans.

  10. Orgs Grapple with Pros and Cons of Remote Workers

    Rewards of a remote workforce outweigh the security risks, report says.

  11. Medtronic Flaws Could Let Hackers Control Devices

    FDA, DHS warn patients that attackers could hack devices inside their bodies.

  12. US Government Leaks PII of 2m+ Disaster Survivors

    FEMA privacy snafu sees info including bank details shared with contractor

  13. Most UK Retailers See Increase in Cyber-Attacks

    Spending has increased 17% to tackle the challenge, according to industry report

  14. Europol: Telecoms Fraud Costs €29bn Annually

    New EC3 and Trend Micro report urges industry to collaborate with law enforcement

  15. Virtualized Calls a Top Threat for ATO Attacks

    Call centers are increasingly targeted by fraudsters, report says.

  16. New Variant of AZORult Trojan Written in C++

    AZORult++ is able to establish remote desktop connection, says Kaspersky Lab.

  17. Zero-Day WordPress Plugin Exploited in the Wild

    A critical vulnerability was found in the Easy WP SMTP plugin.

  18. UK E-commerce Fraud Soars 27% in 2018

    Breaches and social engineering fuel rising challenge for retailers

  19. Researchers Raise Privacy Alarm Over Medicine Apps

    New study claims sharing of user data is routine

  20. Man Pleads Guilty to $3m Tech Support Scam

    North Carolina man used adware, RATs and Indian call center

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