Infosecurity News

  1. Faithless Fans Suffer Data Breach thanks to SQLi Flaw

    Site owners didn’t contact users after September attack

  2. Malicious SEO Campaign Uses SQL Injection to Confuse Page Rankings

    The intent is to confuse search engine bots and erroneously impact page rankings for thousands of sites, for mass web defacement.

  3. Most Health and Financial Mobile Apps Are Rife with Vulnerabilities

    59% of the Android mobile finance apps tested had at least three Top 10 risks, whereas a full 100% of the iOS apps tested had at least three.

  4. Trochilus RAT Discovered in Multi-Pronged Government Attack

    A group of malware is targeting government websites in Asia, using watering-hole methods and spear phishing.

  5. Brazil’s Cybercriminals Compete for Online Infamy – Report

    Trend Micro says distracted police and lax laws are to blame

  6. Turkish Hacker Jailed for Over 300 Years

    Onur Kopçak gets 135 years to add to his previous 199

  7. Firms Already Swamped by Right to be Forgotten Requests

    New study claims few are ready for GDPR compliance

  8. Spymel Trojan Taps Digital Certificates to Avoid Detection

    Spymel infects the targeted system through spammed email, spies on all user activity, and relays it to the attacker.

  9. Feds Warn Banks of Rising Ransomware Tide

    There has been a concerning uptick in both the number and severity of attacks against financial institutions that involve extortion.

  10. General Motors Launches Bug Bounty Program

    Car maker in security push

  11. Report: Lack of Trust Holds Back Mobile Ecosystem

    According to the Mobile Ecosystem Forum, 36% of consumers say that lack of trust is the No. 1 reason they decide against mobile apps.

  12. Security Alert as Internet Explorer Support Deadline Lands Next Week

    Tuesday 12 January will see many versions left exposed to attackers

  13. WhatsApp Phishing Campaign Unleashes Malware Storm

    Fake emails are claiming to be delivering legitimate WhatsApp content.

  14. EZCast TV Streaming Dongle Leaves Home Networks Wide Open to Hackers

    The device's security relies on an 8-digit password which is easily brute-forced, allowing full unauthorized access to the user’s network.

  15. Brain Test Malware Discovered Back on Google Play

    Malware sold to developers keen to guarantee app installs

  16. NSA Stalwart to Tell Parliament: 'Bulk Collection Costs Lives'

    William Binney will warn committee reviewing controversial draft snoopers’ bill

  17. Cisco Jabber UC Client Open to Wiretapping

    The vulnerability affects the Cisco Jabber unified communications client for Windows, iPhone, iPad and Android.

  18. Sandworm Team Could Be Behind Ukraine Power Grid Attack

    The Sandworm Team is likely to blame if the BlackEnergy malware is found to be behind the attack.

  19. BlackBerry to Stay in Pakistan after BES Encryption 'Victory'

    Islamabad appears to back down over data access

  20. Pre-packaged Russian Dating Scam Templates Revealed

    Fraud-as-a-service could earn scammers $2,000 per week

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