Infosecurity News

  1. EU Voters Worried About Election Hacking and Disinformation

    UK most concerned over cyber-attacks, despite paper-based ballots

  2. Microsoft Reveals Causes of Global MFA Outage

    Three issues were behind last week’s 14-hour log-in snafu

  3. Uber Slapped with £385K ICO Fine for Major Breach

    No GDPR levy as breach and cover up happened in 2016-17

  4. Facebook Privacy Documents Seized by Parliament

    Parliament invokes a rare legal mechanism to obtain internal Facebook documents.

  5. EU Takes Down 33,600 Counterfeit Sites

    Joint efforts of global law enforcement result in seizure of sites selling fake products.

  6. Holiday Season Attacks Expected to Increase by 60%

    A spike in cyber-attacks is expected throughout holiday season, says Carbon Black.

  7. Fraud Alert as Cyber Monday Sales Kick Off

    Security experts warn of phishing and gift card scams

  8. German Regulator Fines Firm for GDPR Failings

    Chat app Knuddels was breached after failing to encrypt passwords

  9. Ukrainian Police Nab Suspected RAT-Slinger

    Lviv man is alleged to have infected thousands around the world

  10. US Says China Increased Hacking over Trade Dispute

    Ahead of Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping, US accuses China of trying to steal American technology

  11. PI System Software Maker, OSIsoft, Announced Breach

    OSIsoft data beach reportedly impacted all domain accounts

  12. Phishing Used to Launch GreyEnergy's ICS Attacks

    Security researcher analyzed content of phishing email used in ICS attacks

  13. Alleged SIM Swap Fraudster Stole $1m from Exec

    New York man apparently targeted Silicon Valley bigwigs

  14. Alleged Insurance Fraudster Arrested After Faking Death

  15. Black Friday Warning as UK Retailers Fail on 2FA

    LastPass claims only Amazon offers customers more secure log-ins

  16. #Irisscon: Is Spam Email Defeated or Not?

    Has spam email been defeated, or should we admit we cannot beat it?

  17. #Irisscon: Stop Siloing Vulnerability Management to Deal with Old Bugs

    Old vulnerabilities persist, because of how vulnerability management and full stack visibility is done

  18. #Irisscon: Government Needs to Join Irish Cyber Agenda

    Irisscon opens with a look back at the last 10 years of the Irish CERT, and a call for better government involvement

  19. UK Retailers in Website Security Fail

    Sectigo research finds just a third have chosen most secure certs

  20. US Postal Service Exposes 60 Million Users in API Snafu

    Error meant anyone with an account could view others’ details

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