Infosecurity News

  1. Snapchat Suckered by Payroll Phishing Attack

    Messaging platform forced to call the Feds

  2. Undetectable Angler EK Targets Extendoffice

    The attack has gone largely unnoticed, with a near-non-existent detection rate, leaving millions vulnerable.

  3. Ransomware Strikes a Group of German Hospitals

    This state of affairs has knocked them offline and reduced doctors to swapping handwritten notes instead of emails.

  4. Whaling Spikes $2 billion in Just Two Years

    FBI sees sharp rise in CEO email fraud

  5. Google’s Anti-DDoS Project Shield Launches to Protect Free Speech

    Service will be available for vulnerable organizations

  6. 2016 Watch: Advanced EKs, Malware and Encrypted Hacks

    Dell Security outlines key trends to watch in 2016.

  7. Most Popular Enterprise Mobile Apps Leak Data

    Surveillance data can be used to launch effective spear phishing attacks, which puts the enterprise at risk of a major breach.

  8. Trojan Porn Clicker Initiative Infects Millions via Google Play

    This family of malicious apps masquerades as popular games or apps in order to bypass Google’s security checks.

  9. Child Monitoring Biz Attacks Researcher After Privacy Snafu

    Online tussle follows discovery of misconfigured database at uKnowKids

  10. UK Cybercrime Soars 20% in Two Years

    PwC report claims 60% of firms don’t believe police can handle it

  11. Nissan Disables App After Remote Hack Demo

    Researchers claim attackers could control vehicle functions

  12. Printers on Default Settings Still Open Backdoors

    wireless-enabled printers remain deployed in a potentially vulnerable default configuration

  13. Operation Dust Storm State Hackers Target Japan

    Cylance report claims group has been around since 2010

  14. MouseJack Flaw Affects Billions of Devices

    Attackers can remotely hack wireless mice from within 100 meters away.

  15. Most SSL VPNs are Wildly Insecure

    SHA-1, Heartbleed and the insecure SSLv3 protocol all plague the arena.

  16. Last Year 700 Million Records Were Compromised

    Gemalto study points to ID theft as chief cause

  17. TEISS - Brexit Will be Damaging for Information Sharing Initiatives

    The potential British exit from the European Union could disrupt an engine for economic growth.

  18. Riskware Bypasses Apple’s Code Reviewers

    ZergHelper pulled from China App Store

  19. Spam Volume Falls in 2015

    Financial institutions such as banks, payment systems and online shops were attacked most often with phishing emails.

  20. PCI DSS 3.2 Expected as Soon as March

    Card data security standard is moving to smaller update cycle

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