Infosecurity News

  1. UK and France Warn of Social Media Fines for Terror Content

    Two countries look to put the pressure on tech firms

  2. Microsoft Extends Patch Tuesday to Outdated Platforms

    Redmond warns of more WannaCry-style attacks

  3. Samba Exploit Spreads Bitcoin Miners

    The exploit incorporates advanced functionality that was barely released in the Metasploit framework a week ago.

  4. 76% of Ransomware Attacks Strike Via Email

    Phishing – and particularly spear phishing – has become a lucrative art.

  5. Cloud Services in GDPR Compliance Fail

    Netskope reveals problems with encryption, data sovereignty and more

  6. ICO Fines Gloucester Council £100K After Heartbleed Snafu

    Outsourcer failed to fix problem, resulting in data stealing attack

  7. Spyware- and Ransomware-as-a-Service Target Macs

    Both have been purpose-built to appeal to bad actors lacking in technical expertise.

  8. Industroyer Malware Detected, Linked to Kiev Attack

    Malware which has the ability to take down a city's electrical and power grid has been detected

  9. Virgin Media Patches New Super Hub Bug

    Vulnerability could give hackers full remote access to users’ internet traffic

  10. Cisco VNI: DDoS Attacks to Increase 2.5-Fold By 2021

    The average DDoS attack size is approaching 1.2Gbps—enough to take most organizations completely offline.

  11. FIN7 Chomps Into Restaurants with Undetectable, Fileless Attack

    Hackers can seize system control and install a backdoor to steal financial information at will.

  12. #Infosec17 Bored Staff the Biggest Cause of Human Error at Work

    Centrify poll reveals challenges in securing the modern workplace

  13. Zusy Malware Spreading via PPTs, No Clicking Required

    The malware that executes when the user “mouses over” a link—no clicking or macros required.

  14. #Infosec17: (ISC)2 Declare GDPR "a Business Opportunity" and "Marketing Advantage"

    Adrian Davis, managing director (ISC)2 EMEA declared GDPR a “huge business opportunity, not a compliance thing.”

  15. #Infosec17 Coe: Relationship Building is Key to Managing Risk

    IAAF chairman says breached firms could benefit from being more transparent

  16. #Infosec17: GDPR Compliance: Carrot is Better Than the Stick, Says ICO STO

    Opportunity GDPR compliance affords from a data protection standpoint could inspire companies more than the threat of fines

  17. #Infosec17 Dangers and Dependencies of Open Source Modules Detailed

    Open source modules can contain major security problems, and are often relied upon by thousands of dependents.

  18. Healthcare the Top-Targeted Vertical for Cybercrime

    Reconnaissance, lateral movement and exfiltration detections have all increased by more than 265%.

  19. North American, Global Workforce Gap to Hit 1.8m by 2022

    A full 68% of cyber-workers in North America believe the workforce shortage is due to a lack of qualified personnel.

  20. #Infosec17 Blockchain Could Be Next 'Cybersecurity Frontier' by 2025

    KPN CISO argues there’s much work to be done before then

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