Infosecurity News

  1. US Agencies Failure to Oversee Ransomware Protections Threaten White House Goals

    A GAO report found that federal agencies are not assessing whether critical infrastructure sectors are implementing NIST ransomware protection guidance

  2. Interpol-Led Initiative Targets 1300 Suspicious IPs

    Global collaborative effort focused on combating the global rise of phishing, malware and ransomware

  3. Pump-and-Dump Schemes Make Crypto Fraudsters $240m

    Chainalysis reveals that pump-and-dump schemes made Ethereum market manipulators over $240m in 2023 alone

  4. Google’s Bazel Exposed to Command Injection Threat

    Cycode stressed securing software supply chains amid complex dependencies and third-party actions

  5. US Thwarts Volt Typhoon Cyber Espionage Campaign Through Router Disruption

    US government agencies took down the botnet of Chinese APT Volt Typhoon, used to target critical infrastructure for nation-state espionage

  6. Ivanti Releases Zero-Day Patches and Reveals Two New Bugs

    Ivanti has finally released updates to fix two zero-day bugs and two new high-severity vulnerabilities

  7. Pawn Storm’s Stealthy Net-NTLMv2 Assault Revealed

    Trend Micro reported recent attacks focused on government sectors, including foreign affairs, energy, defense and transportation

  8. EU Launches First Cybersecurity Certification for Digital Products

    The voluntary scheme aims to encourage ICT providers to boost the cybersecurity of products and services across the EU

  9. US Senators Propose Cybersecurity Agriculture Bill

    The Farm and Food Cybersecurity Act has cross-party support and aims enhance the US agriculture sector’s cyber defenses

  10. Sysdig Report Exposes 91% Failure in Runtime Scans

    The research also revealed 69% of enterprises have yet to integrate AI into cloud environments

  11. US Sanctions Egyptian IT Experts Aiding ISIS in Cybersecurity

    The US said the two Egyptian nationals provided cybersecurity training and support to ISIS leadership and supporters, as well as helping enable the group to use cryptocurrency

  12. Citibank Sued For Failing to Protect Fraud Victims

    New York attorney general launches legal case against Citi for failing to reimburse or protect fraud victims

  13. City Cyber Taskforce Launches to Secure Corporate Finance

    A new initiative led by the ICAEW and NCSC launches today to improve cybersecurity during deals and investments

  14. Schneider Electric Confirms Data Accessed in Ransomware Attack

    Energy firm Schneider Electric said a ransomware incident, reportedly perpetrated by the Cactus group, has led to data being accessed from its Sustainability Business division

  15. Orange España Breach: Dark Web Flooded With Operator Credentials

    Resecurity discovered over 1572 compromised customers from RIPE, APNIC, AFRINIC and LACNIC

  16. Alpha Ransomware Group Launches Data Leak Site on the Dark Web

    Netenrich analyzed the ransom note pattern saying the group is refining their messages to victims

  17. Rust Payloads Exploiting Ivanti Zero-Days Linked to Sophisticated Sliver Toolkit

    After analyzing the 12 Rust payloads exploiting Ivanti ConnectSecure vulnerabilities, Synacktiv found they all enabled a sophisticated post-exploitation toolkit

  18. Ransomware Incidents Hit Record High, But Law Enforcement Takedowns Slow Growth

    New data from Corvus found that ransomware incidents rose by 68% in 2023 compared to 2022, but law enforcement takedowns led to a fall in Q4

  19. FBI: Scammers Are Sending Couriers to Collect Cash From Victims

    The FBI is warning the public not to fall for scams where they are urged to liquidate assets and hand them to couriers for ‘safekeeping’

  20. UK House of Lords Calls For Legislation on Facial Recognition Tech

    The House of Lords has questioned the legal basis for police use of facial recognition and wants parliament to legislate

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