Infosecurity News

  1. KPMG: Online Fraud in 2016 Topped £120 Million

    Stats likely to represent just the tip of the iceberg

  2. Fake Netflix App Relentlessly Spies on All Mobile Activity

    An espionage trojan called SpyNote RAT has been found masquerading as the popular Netflix app, to trick Android users.

  3. Clash of Clans Maker Hacked

    A vulnerability in the software it uses to run its forums allowed hackers to access forum user information.

  4. Data Fragmentation Foments Big Security Gaps

    76% of data security pros believe in the maturity of their data security strategy, but 93% report persistent technical challenges.

  5. UK Firms Warned of Fake Ransomware Scams

    Citrix claims 40% have experienced ‘bluff’ ransomware, with many paying up

  6. Imperva: 1 in 3 Web Visitors is an Attack Bot

    Report claims 94% of websites experienced an attack over a three-month period

  7. Western Union to Pay $586 Million in Fraud Settlement

    World’s biggest money services firm admits flawed corporate culture

  8. HummingWhale Breaches the Surface of Google Play

    The new variant of the HummingBad malware has been found hiding in more than 20 apps on Google Play.

  9. GCHQ Director Hannigan Announces Resignation

    GCHQ director Robert Hannigan has resigned his position, citing personal reasons.

  10. Online Dating Fraud Hits Record High

    The number of people defrauded in the UK by online dating scams reached an all-time high in 2016

  11. Google Phish Tricks Even the Tech-Savvy

    Insidiously, the location bar looks legit: accounts.google.com

  12. Symantec Caught in Another Certificate Snafu

    Security giant forced to revoke more certs

  13. Barclays Launches BEC Awareness Campaign

    Too many businesses still falling for whaling fraud, says lender

  14. Phishing Awareness Grows, but Volumes Increase

    76% of organizations have been victims of a phishing attack this year.

  15. GCHQ Launches New Cybersecurity Comp for Teen Girls

    UK government desperate to get more youngsters into the industry

  16. Four in Five Britons Fearful Trump Will Abuse their Data

    Demands for government assurances on safeguards

  17. Severe Flaw in Samsung SmartCam Allows Remote Hijack

    Anyone with the camera’s IP address can exploit the system.

  18. Data Breaches Increase 40% in 2016

    There were a total of 1,093 incidents in 2016, up from 780 in 2015.

  19. A Third of Consumers Watch Pirated Content

    69% of US consumers know that streaming or downloading pirated video content is illegal.

  20. UK Orgs: Less Than Half 'Fully Aware' of GDPR, Malware Top Security Concern

    Majority of UK companies want improved collaboration among security vendors

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