Infosecurity News

  1. Tesla's Tough Lesson on Malicious Insider Threats

    Elon Musk suggests the malicious insider acted out of revenge.

  2. Google Home and Chromecast Expose Location Data

    A Tripwire researcher uses a new attack to pinpoint the exact location of connected Google devices.

  3. Nearly Half of All Web Apps Vulnerable to Unauthorized Access

    New research finds vulnerabilities in 100% of tested apps

  4. US Fraudster Pleads Guilty to Using OPM Breach Data

    Maryland woman applied for loans with stolen identity data

  5. MPs: CNI Attacks Are UK's Biggest Cyber-Threat

    NCC Group poll reveals growing awareness of cybersecurity in parliament

  6. Experts Reveal Bugs in Hundreds of IP Cameras

    VDOO claims multiple vulnerabilities in Axis Communications models could allow remote control

  7. Get Your Apps for Nothing, Your Malware for Free

    Rootkit-based malware has been found in adware.

  8. Phishing Campaigns Target Sports Fans, Consumers

    Cyber-criminals target World Cup, Adidas with phishing attacks.

  9. Risks of Operating Workloads in the Cloud

    Misconfiguration, non-secure protocols pose threats to container orchestration.

  10. F-Secure Makes Acquisition Bid for MWR Infosecurity

    F-Secure is set to acquire consultancy and research company MWR Infosecurity

  11. Europol Disrupts Rex Mundi Cybercrime Group

    Latest arrest of coder comes in Thailand

  12. US-CERT Uncovers North Korean Typeframe Malware

    New RAT-laden malware linked to Hidden Cobra group

  13. Ex-FBI Boss Comey Used Personal Email for Official Business: Report

    Justice Department IG report drops irony bombshell

  14. Clarifai Tries to Clear Up News of Compromised Server

    An AI startup insists it did not have a security incident that put government information at risk.

  15. Mexican Campaign Website Attacked with DDoS

    Mexico's National Action Party (PAN) website has been targeted with a cyber-attack.

  16. Consumers Choose Easy Login over Passwords

    Given the choice, most consumers prefer multifactor authentication of passwords.

  17. Chinese Hackers Target National Datacenter in Watering Hole Spree

    LuckyMouse hackers looked to compromise multiple government websites

  18. NCC Group: Majority of Our Reported Flaws Have Not Been Fixed

    Firm claims vendors lack established remediation and disclosure processes

  19. Gloucestershire Police BCC Error Leads to £80K Fine

    Child abuse case lands officer in hot water

  20. 23,000 Individuals Affected in HealthEquity Breach

    A hacker accessed tens of thousands of accounts through an email compromise.

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