Infosecurity News

  1. Quarter of Brits Would Switch Providers Following a Breach

    NTT Com Security research emphasises importance of getting basics right

  2. 2016: Smarter Bad Guys, Better-Armed Good Guys

    Offensive and defensive measures will start to be used together, as technology advancements like machine learning appear on the scene.

  3. IT Body: 'Let’s Not Weaken Encryption in Wake of Terror Attacks'

    ITIC stands firm despite renewed calls for impossible ‘workarounds’

  4. Amazon Forces Password Reset on Some Users

    Fears some credentials may have ended up in wrong hands

  5. TalkTalk Breach: Police Arrest Fifth Person

    Llanelli teen caught on suspicion of blackmail

  6. Former UK Defense Secretary in Trident Cyber Warning

    Disarmament campaigner fails to acknowledge fact that nukes would be air-gapped.

  7. Mobile Payment Apps: Easy Attack Avenues

    Five of the most popular solutions for both Android and iOS devices have glaring, dangerous flaws.

  8. Dell PCs Ship Preloaded with Flawed Certificates

    Attackers could easily clone the certificates to impersonate any HTTPS-protected website, such as online banking and Google.

  9. Porn is Mobile Malware's Favorite Disguise

    More instances of mobile ransomware are disguised as porn apps and steal personal data from mobile devices.

  10. NCA and Trend Micro Team Up to Arrest Alleged Cybercriminals

    Two cuffed on suspicion of running CAV and crypting services

  11. Networking Engineer Crowned UK Cybersecurity Champion

    38-year old network engineer wins challenge comprising series of virtual and face-to-face competitions to identify talented people for UK cybersecurity industry

  12. Russian Cybercrime Gangs Flourish with 1,000 New Employees

    Kaspersky Lab report analyzes the people behind the attacks

  13. Starwood Hotels Hit with Card Data Breach

    The malware collected cardholder name, payment card number, security code and expiration date.

  14. Majority of Companies Allow Fake Registrations

    Signing up online with false identities is a common practice among cyber-criminals, who use these identities to commit fraud.

  15. Q3 Sees 21 Million New Malware Samples

    PandaLabs report claims 230,000 new threats emerged each day.

  16. US Lawmakers Unveil Anti-Swatting Bill

    New law will make hoax calls illegal

  17. Insider Breaches: 40% of Firms Think They’ll be Hit

    Firms need to improve communication and awareness-raising over the next 12 months.

  18. Blackhole EK Resurfaces in Recent Attacks

    Malwarebytes Labs has picked up on Blackhole use in its honeypots, even though it disappeared from view in 2013.

  19. Smart Cities Cybersecurity Guidelines Focus on Technology Choices

    The guide provides an overview of the key elements needed to implement technology with a lower risk and exposure to cyber-threats.

  20. Mobile Security Precautions Lag Among Users

    A quarter mistakenly believe that deleting sensitive files/folders and locking devices with a passcode are effective and trustworthy precautions.

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