Infosecurity News

  1. UK Construction Firms Hemorrhage Log-Ins to Dark Web

    RepKnight finds hundreds of thousands of credentials up for sale

  2. GDPR Alert as Average ICO Fines Double in a Year

    Latest stats show total value increased 24%

  3. US Bans Exports to Chinese DRAM-Maker

    Micron rival put on Entity List after suspected IP theft

  4. IBM to Acquire Red Hat for $34bn

    In what it calls the third-largest tech deal in the US, IBM announced it will acquire Red Hat.

  5. Hackers Target Fortnite with V-Buck Scams

    ZeroFOX has generated more than 53,000 alerts related to Fortnite scams.

  6. EFF Says DMCA Expansion Doesn't Go Far Enough

    The Copyright Office adopted new exemptions for DMCA, including smartphones, home appliances and home systems.

  7. Girl Scouts Alerted to Possible Data Breach

    Thousands may have been affected in Orange County

  8. Canadian Crypto-Exchange Shutters After $6m ‘Hack’

    Commentators suggest MapleChange may be exit scamming

  9. Facebook Removes Scores of Fake Iran-Linked Accounts

    Battle against “coordinated inauthentic behavior” continues

  10. Election Security Is Risky at State and Local Levels

    Attackers will target the easiest yet most effective point of entry, says McAfee.

  11. CISOs Challenged by Budget and Rise in Attacks

    84% of CISOs believe an attack is inevitable, says Kaspersky Lab.

  12. Copy of Chinese Spy Chip Used in Security Training

    New infrastructure-security combat training offered by CYBERGYM encompasses advanced forensics analysis.

  13. One-Fifth of US Consumers Never Return to Breached Brands

    PCI Pal research highlights changing attitudes to data privacy

  14. No Place for Security as Cryptocurrency Skills Demand Soars

    Trend Micro warns of dangerous disconnect between two competencies

  15. BA Breach: An Extra 185K Customers Notified

    Airline finds more card data stolen dating back to April

  16. ICS and IIoT Increasingly Vulnerable to Hackers

    Plain-text passwords and connections to the public internet put industrial networks at risk, says CyberX.

  17. Multiple Phishing Campaigns Target Universities

    Kaspersky Lab warns US universities to be on guard for phishing attacks.

  18. Apple CEO Advocates for Privacy, Industry Responds

    Pushing for GDPR-like regulations, Apple's Tim Cook stands up for privacy while taking a subtle jab at other tech giants.

  19. Facebook Fined £500K for Cambridge Analytica Failings

    ICO issued maximum fine to social network

  20. CNI Campaign TRITON Linked to Russian Institute

    FireEye claims industrial control system malware is state-backed

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