Infosecurity News

  1. Information Warfare a Top Cyber-Threat in 2019

    Nation-state attacks could leverage misinformation to damage enterprises.

  2. Ebooks with Fake Links Pulled from Kindle Store

    Fans of the John Wick series may have downloaded fake ebooks.

  3. Exposed Records Up 126% in 2018 Breaches

    Despite fewer data breaches in 2018, the number of exposed records soared.

  4. Google Survey Finds Two in Three Users Reuse Passwords

    More than half of users think their accounts are safer than the average users.

  5. UK Launches £6m IoT Security Competition

    Government is looking for innovative ideas from British firms

  6. Huddle House Suffers POS Malware Breach

    Customers may have been exposed for over 17 months

  7. Kids' Smart Watch Recalled Over Security Concerns

    European Commission issues RAPEX alert

  8. Flaw in SS7 Lets Attackers Empty Bank Accounts

    UK's Metro Bank falls victim to SS7 attack.

  9. Speak Up Malware Targets Linux, Mac in New Campaign

    New malware injects backdoor Trojan by exploiting known vulnerabilities.

  10. Alexa 500 Sites Targeted with Adaptive Malware

    Hackers attempt to hit major retailers in a malvertising campaign.

  11. Student Loans Company Hit by One Million Cyber-Attacks

    Government body repelled all but one in 2017/18

  12. Home Improvement Site Houzz Suffers Data Breach

    Customers urged to reset passwords

  13. ICO Fines Brexit Campaign and Key Backer £120K

    Leave.EU and Eldon Insurance broke data protection laws

  14. Execs Remain Weak Link in Cybersecurity Chain

    Top executives believe security policies and cyber-threats don't apply to them.

  15. FDD Finds Trump's Cyber Policies Are Sensible

    A midterm assessment of Trump's cyber policies finds administration is making effective changes.

  16. Why All Users Should Change Passwords Today

    Change Your Password Day is a good time to switch to a password manager.

  17. Iran APT Group Targets Foreign Embassies

    Kaspersky Lab claims group looks more like sysadmins than expert hackers

  18. Kwik-Fit in Trouble After IT Systems Go Down

    Customers complain after cyber-attack disrupts operations all week

  19. UK Consumers Not Happy with PSD2 Fraud Rules

    Many won’t hand over phone number to banks

  20. China, Russia Drive Increased Cyber-Threats to US

    The director of national intelligence says adversaries seek to expand global influence.

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