Infosecurity News
Facebook Turns to Image Recognition to Thwart Revenge Porn
The tools will prevent intimate content from being shared on Facebook, Messenger and Instagram without permission.
Malware Stats Show Implemented Security Isn't Effective Security
In the last 12 months, malware was delivered to 47% of surveyed organizations, executed at 37%, caused damage at 25% and cause irreversible damage at 14%.
NATO CCDCoE: IPv6 Transition Opens Up Covert Info Exfiltration
Worse, existing security tools aren’t up to the job
Sprawling Sathurbot Takes Aim at Wordpress, Movie Pirates
The new ecosystem for the backdoor Trojan consists of more than 20,000 infected computers.
One New Cyber-threat Discovered Every Three Seconds in Q4
Threat volumes high but slowing
Online Trust Alliance Merges with Internet Society
Non-profits combine forces
No More Ransom Collects More Backers and Keys
Ransomware still a concern for businesses, as No More Ransom ramps up partners and decryption keys
Samsung Tizen: 40 Zero Days Found by Researcher
Latest findings betray lack of best practice coding skills
Most US Healthcare Workers Can’t Prevent Breaches
Nearly three-quarters are branded either a security novice or a risk
McAfee is Back, Spun Off from Intel
Intel retains a 49% non-controlling investment stake. Private equity firm TPG now has 51% of the company.
Half of Large British Businesses Victims of Ransomware
36% of British businesses are not "very confident" in efforts to completely eradicate a recent ransomware attack.
Lazarus Group Exposed with Major New North Korea Link
Kaspersky Lab researchers highlight huge scale and sophistication of operations
Chinese Hackers Targeted Global Firms Via Supply Chain
APT10 group pegged for massive Operation Cloud Hopper campaign
Bogus Nintendo Switch Emulator Scams Gamers
The emulators are duping gaming enthusiasts into downloading unwanted applications and more.
Most Users Haven't Changed Social Media Passwords in a Year
About 53% of users haven’t changed their social network passwords in more than one year—with a fifth having never changed their passwords at all.
New Study to Explore Relationship Between Autism and Cybercrime
Bath university researchers will start project today
IT Admin Guilty of Hacking of Former Employer
El Paso bootmaker suffered serious downtime and extra costs following incident
Cerber Learns to Evade Machine Learning
For every new malware detection technique, an equivalent evasion technique is created out of necessity.
CyberFirst Girls' Hacking Competition Showcases Teen Skills
The UK’s CyberFirst Girls’ competition saw 37 young ladies representing 10 teams displaying impressive code-cracking abilities.
Law Firms Face Increase in Attacks
One in four of all legal firms have been the subject of a cyber-attack
