Infosecurity News

  1. BSIA Publishes Guidelines to Reduce Exposure to Digital Sabotage

    Guidelines will assist the supply chain in their duty of care to other network users

  2. Third-Party Breach Exposed 31K Patient Records

    Managed Health Services of Indiana Health Plan announced two security incidents.

  3. Dems Use Fake News Propaganda in Alabama Campaign

    A cybersecurity firm reportedly aided progressive group of Democrats in spreading fake news to take down Roy Moore.

  4. Side-Channel Attack Targets Windows, Linux

    A hardware-agnostic page cache attack targets operating systems.

  5. US Shutdown Plays into Hackers’ Hands

    Expired web certificates expose users to man-in-the-middle attacks

  6. Zurich Refuses to Pay Out for NotPetya ‘Act of War’

    Confectionary maker Mondelez is claiming $100m

  7. MongoDB Instance Leaks 200 Million Chinese CVs

    Exposed database spilled huge volume of sensitive data online

  8. Phishing Attacks Bypass Two-Factor Authentication

    Phishing attacks are made easy with a pen testing tool, says security researcher.

  9. Cooking Utensil Firm OXO Files Data Breach in California

    Hackers are believed to have accessed names, addresses and credit card information.

  10. Hyatt First Major Hotel Chain to Launch Bug Bounty

    Hyatt invites global security researchers to search for vulnerabilities.

  11. Global DNS Hijacking Blamed on Iranian Hackers

    Attacks seek to harvest log-ins from Middle East government users

  12. IT Guy’s Help Snares Mexican Drugs Baron

    Consultant helped Feds listen in on ‘secret’ chats

  13. Reddit Locks Down Accounts After Security Incident

    Possible credential stuffing attack prompts investigation

  14. IcePick-3PC Malware Strain Steals Device IPs

    More than 100 businesses were impacted by a malware strain targeting Android devices, says The Media Trust.

  15. Scapy-Sploit, Plugin Problems and the Year of Drupal

    Attackers target WordPress plugins and Drupal vulnerabilities, says Imperva.

  16. Phone Carriers Selling Customer Location Data

    T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T are selling customer location data, says Motherboard.

  17. NHS Digital CISO Quits After Three Months

    Robert Coles reportedly moves on for personal reasons

  18. Firm Offers $2m for iOS Zero-Day Exploits

    Zerodium increases pay-outs for high-risk vulnerabilities

  19. Microsoft Kicks Off 2019 With Medium Patch Load

    Some 49 vulnerabilities addressed by Redmond

  20. Sophos Acquires Avid Secure, Expands Cloud Security

    Sophos moves to augment cloud business strategy with acquisition of next-gen cloud infrastructure security company

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