Infosecurity News
Huge WWE Leak Exposes Data of Three Million Wrestling Fans
IT error may have exposed the personal information of millions of WWE fans
Parents, Schools Concerned Over Snapchat's Tracking Map
A location-sharing feature in Snapchat shows a detailed map of children’s physical movements.
Confidence in Security Tools Hits a Low
Nearly half of respondents (46%) had purchased security tools that failed to meet their organization’s needs.
UK Student Charged Over Global DoS Attacks
Teen is alleged to have supplied cyber-criminals with malware
Bithumb Hack Leads to Millions in Bitcoin Losses
Personal details on 30,000 people have been stolen from the crypto-currency exchange, leading to the theft of funds.
Cloud Security Investment Rises
Despite ongoing security concerns, most businesses are moving to the cloud.
Android Vulnerabilities in Lenovo Vibe Allow Jailbreaking
The flaws affect mobile phones running on Lollipop and earlier versions of the Android OS.
Massive AdGholas Malvertising Campaign Infects Millions
It infected as many as 1 million computers per day with a variety of geo-focused banking trojans.
Zeus Variant Takes Aim at POS Data
Neutrino is custom-made to collect credit card information from point-of-sale systems, among other things.
ICO Raps NHS Trust over Protection Failure in Google Trial
Shortcomings in patient data privacy have been found by the ICO on a case involving the Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust’s use of Google DeepMind
MPs Targeted by Vishers Following Parliament Attack
Phone fraudsters pose as IT technicians in bid to get log-ins
NCSC Rolls out Active Cyber Defense Government Programs
The National Cyber Security Centre has announced the launch of four ‘Active Cyber Defence’ programs to improve basic level of cybersecurity across UK business and government departments
Computer Scientists: Passwords Can be Acquired from Brain Waves
A study by computer scientists from University of Alabama at Birmingham and the University of California Riverside suggests that passwords can be acquired from brain waves.
CIA May Have Developed Linux Malware
The latest Vault 7 dump on WikiLeaks, dated 29 June 2017, contains a document on Linux malware the CIA may have developed, named OutlawCountry.
8Tracks Breach Exposes Millions of Accounts
Online radio service at least hashed and salted passwords
Linux Systemd Vulnerability Enables DNS Attacks
Vulnerability in Linux systemd can trick a computer to execute malicious code or can trigger system crashes
Shadow Brokers Taunt and Blackmail NSA
Shadow Brokers provide promised exploits and leaked data at June's end and promise more in July
Nato Confirms Cyber as Legitimate Military Domain
Attack on one member state is an attack on all
PwC: UK Councils Face Uphill Security Challenge
Just a third of local authority leaders confident in current approach
Ransomware Vaccine Now Available
"Vaccine" can be applied to Windows machines that haven't yet been infected
