Infosecurity News
Supreme Court Boosts Privacy with Mobile Data Ruling
Landmark decision will force government to obtain warrant for location data
Researchers Warn of Hackable Baby Monitor
SEC Consult confirms mother’s suspicion she was spied on
Hundreds Report WannaCry Phishing Campaign
Action Fraud warns UK users not to fall for scam
Default Passwords Aid Satori IoT Botnet Attacks
Netlab 360 detected a surge in Satori botnet infecting vulnerable routers and IoT devices.
Security Pros Expect Rise in Nation-State Attacks
Concerns for nation-state threats grow, with many fearing attackers intend to do harm.
Afghan-Based Attack Disguised as News
Attackers use Metasploit to target victims with malware.
ACLU Warns on Forced Malicious Software Updates
The ACLU has issued guidance on how software developers should deal with demands on malicious security updates.
Attackers Pick Microsoft Office for Zero-Day Exploits
Malicious actors leverage Word as the vector of choice.
New HospitalGown Variant in iOS, Android Apps
A Firebase variant was reportedly downloaded 620 million times.
Oregon.Gov Email Domain Remains Blacklisted
A successful phishing campaign leaves oregon.gov email on many blacklists.
Fortnite's Android Debut Sees Malicious Apps Launched
YouTube videos have been detected claiming to contain downloads for the Android version of Fortnite
A Third of UK Orgs Have Sacked Employees for Data Breach Negligence
Businesses recognize employee negligence as major security risk, but fail to take action with robust training programs
Younger Employees Identified as 'Main Culprits' of Security Breaches
New survey assesses senior-level attitudes towards security risks posed by 18-24-year-old workers
Attackers Spy and Steal from Financial Firms
Financial services companies are being targeted by sophisticated attackers.
Cyber Group Targets Satellites, Telecom
A newly identified group infiltrating telecom, defense and satellites is likely engaging in espionage.
Nation-State Actions Could Negatively Impact Businesses
Threats from Russia, China and the Five Eyes ranked as having potentially catastrophic impact for businesses.
Misguided “Bitcoin Baron” Hacker Gets 20 Months
Arizona man sent down for DDoS attacks
Olympic Destroyer Malware is Back to Wreak Havoc
Destructive malware that disrupted Winter Olympics has new targets
Hackers Steal $31m+ From South Korean Crypto-Exchange
Bithumb targeted yet again in evening raid
Email Mistake Costs Chicago School Employee a Job
A Chicago Public Schools employee accidentally sent an email containing student and family data.
