Infosecurity News

  1. Still Room To Improve Data Breach Readiness

    C-suite engagement and employee training will help prepare for data breach, study says.

  2. Fame of Fortnite's DJ Marshmello Opens Door for Scams

    Scammers targeted Fortnite players, selling tickets to the free DJ Marshmello concert.

  3. Risks to Aviation 'Grossly Inaccurate,' says ICAO

    ICAO responds to claims of a data breach cover up.

  4. Quarter of Firms Suffer Breaches via Open Source Components

    Sonatype study finds many time-poor DevSecOps teams are struggling

  5. ‘Cryptocurrency’ Founder Indicted Over Alleged $6m Scam

    My Big Coins were sold as gold-backed digital currency

  6. McAfee Confirms Operation Sharpshooter Link to North Korea

    Campaign has been active since 2017 and is still ongoing

  7. MassCyberCenter Says State Faces Increased Threats

    State of Massachusetts working to defend against growing cyber threats.

  8. Cloud Adoption on the Rise, IT Pros Unsure of Risk

    IT professionals unaware of risks with misconfiguration in public cloud, report says.

  9. 19-Year-Old Awarded More than $1M in Bug Bounties

    The self-taught teen joined HackerOne at 15 years old in 2015.

  10. Sextortion Scammers Target Employees

    One in 10 spear-phishing emails feature extortion attempt, says Barracuda Networks

  11. Tik Tok Kids’ App Hit by Record $5.7m FTC Fine

    Regulator says Chinese app didn’t seek parental consent from under-13s

  12. Dow Jones Partner Leaks Global Watchlist Data

    Cloud privacy snafu exposes sensitive info on criminals and risky firms

  13. Coinhive Monero Miner Set to Close

    Service has been most popular among hackers

  14. SSL-Based Phishing Surges 400% from 2017

    Zscaler warns hackers are hiding attacks in encrypted traffic

  15. Global Spam Calls Hit 85 Billion in 2018

    Robocalls surge 325% as fraudsters look for easy wins

  16. Hiring, Threats and Budget Cause Biggest Security Headaches

    A recent survey of 1500 IT professionals reveals top challenges.

  17. Threat Report Tries to Change Security's Narrative

    CISOs need to study threat behaviors and apply research to detection mechanisms, says Gigamon.

  18. Study: Breaking Silos Could Reduce Breach Costs

    Breach fatigue has dropped, but CISOs say there's room for improvement, report finds

  19. Scarlet Widow Targets K-12 Schools, Nonprofits

    Boy Scouts, YMCA, physicians group and small town schools targeted with email fraud attacks.

  20. APT Uses Arsenal of Tools to Evade Detection

    BRONZE UNION is believed to be China based, says Secureworks.

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