Infosecurity News

  1. Hackers Make Off with $7M in Crypto-Currency from CoinDash

    The company’s crowdfunding page was hacked during a token sale event to redirect payments to the bad guys.

  2. Newcastle City Council Leaks Data of Thousands of Adopted Children

    The council said that the blunder took place on June 15 2017

  3. Dow Jones Leaks Personal Info of 2.2 Million Customers

    The publishing firm configured an Amazon S3 server to allow public access to names, addresses, credit card info and more.

  4. IoT 'Smart' Alarm has Vulnerabilities that Could Help Black Hat Burglars

    An IoT smart home alarm called iSmartAlarm has several vulnerabilities which could enable cyber-assisted crime

  5. Ashley Madison Reaches Proposed Settlement with Exposed Users

    Ashley Madison, the online website for married people looking to have an affair has reached a proposed settlement of $11.2m with users exposed in the data breach it suffered back in 2015

  6. Bupa Employee Fired After 547,000 Customers' Data Compromised

    The Bupa employee responsible for the data breach has been fired, while the number of customers affected is higher than first thought

  7. WikiLeaks Reveals CIA Tool Acting as SMS Proxy on Android

    WikiLeaks has revealed details about HighRise, a tool allegedly developed by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), which intercepts and redirects SMS messages to a remote web server through an Android application

  8. Bupa Suffers Data Breach

    Data includes the names, dates of birth and nationality of customers, as well as some contact and administrative information

  9. Fears Over Election Hacking May Keep a Quarter of US Voters Home in Midterms

    Survey shows as many as 58.8 million voters may actively decide to stay home during upcoming elections.

  10. Microsoft Patches 19 Critical Bugs

    Microsoft released patches for 54 vulnerabilities last night, 26 of which affect bugs in Windows

  11. GDPR is Stifling Innovation, Says Infosec Community

    New regulation could encourage organizations to cover up security breaches, survey finds

  12. Kaspersky Strikes Back on Allegations That It's a Pawn for Russian Spies

    The cyber-firm denies accusations in an inflammatory Bloomberg article that it has inappropriate Kremlin ties.

  13. Post-Breach Share Prices Plummet Below NASDAQ Average

    An analysis shows that Apple, Home Depot and others have under-performing stocks after high-profile breaches.

  14. IT Leaders Still Believe Perimeter Security Can Keep Hackers Out

    Gemalto reveals “head-in-the-sand” remains a favorite posture for many

  15. Darknet Hoster Pwned in Cyber Attack

    Hacker exploited poor security at Deep Hosting

  16. Elderly Aussie Charged for Part in Ransomware Tech Support Scam

    The 75-year-old is alleged to have set up three fake companies to launder money

  17. Kiosk Hack Swarms Employee Break Rooms with PoS Malware

    The hack of Avanti Markets may have jeopardized customer payment card information as well as biometric data.

  18. Cinema Chain B&B Suffers Suspected Two-Year Card Breach

    Company was reportedly tipped off by banking partner

  19. Luxembourg Uni Researchers Join Honda to Overcome Car Key Fob Attacks

    Car thieves can use relay attacks to commit the perfect crime

  20. Exit Scam Fears as Darknet Giant AlphaBay Goes Offline

    World’s biggest marketplace panics customers

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