Infosecurity News
British Man Faces US Extradition for Hacking Government Servers
Lauri Love was arrested by extradition police
Google Calls For Urgent Changes to Wassenaar Arrangement
White hats need protecting with clearer rules and narrower scope
Microsoft Releases Out-of-Band Patch for Critical Remote Execution Flaw
The flaw would allow a bad actor to install programs; view, change or delete data; or create new accounts with full user rights.
37 Million Cheating Spouses Exposed in Ashley Madison Hack
The information includes "all the customers' secret sexual fantasies and matching credit card transactions,” the perpetrators said.
Siemens Energy Automation Device Vulnerable to Authentication Bypass
An attacker can remotely gain control of the device, used in power stations and pipelines, without having to enter login details.
FoI Blunders Mean Personal Data is Exposed Every Fortnight
Freedom of Information site claims public sector staff are prone to mistakes
UK Consumers Don’t Fear Breaches But Have a Problem With Drones
Unisys study shows we have faith in our providers, but not the police
Morrisons Worker Accused of Exposing Data on 100,000 Employees
Staff member bore a grudge after disciplinary action, court hears
Trend Micro Lifts the Lid on Bullet Proof Hosting
Services start from as little as $2 per month, new report claims
Darkode Hacking Forum Taken Offline in Global Operation
This signifies the end of Darkode, the most popular English-speaking hacking forum, ranking in the top five of the most prolific criminal forums worldwide.
Malwarebytes Beefs Up Mac Capabilities
Malwarebytes has acquired AdwareMedic by The Safe Mac, and has launched the Malwarebytes Anti-Malware for Mac suite.
Operation Liberpy Targets Latin America with Keylogging Malware
The infection spreads via USB devices and reports all keyboard events and mouse movements to a server controlled by the attackers.
US House Intros Lifetime Credit Monitoring Bill in Wake of OPM Breach
In addition to lifetime identity theft monitoring, the bill would mandate that victims are insured for losses of up to $5 million.
Consumers Recognize Android Threats, But Won't Use Security Apps
Consumers fail to see the value for security apps: More than 80% of respondents said they want to spend $4.99 or less.
Apple Pay Gets Thumbs Up From Security Experts on UK Launch
Take-up likely to soar as big name brands jump on board
Accenture: User Names and Passwords Soon to Be Obsolete
More than three-fourths of consumers (77%) are interested in using alternatives to protect their security on the internet.
Cybersecurity Spending to Hit $170Bn by 2020
Some verticals will spend more than others: The aerospace, defense and intelligence vertical continues to be the largest contributor.
British Spamhaus DDoS Teen Walks Free
'Narko' sentenced to 240 hours of community service
Ad Fraud Attack Using Flash Zero-Day Skips the EK
The benefit of skipping the EK is that it's very streamlined and lightweight—and much harder to detect by security scanners.
Intel Security: UK Firms Failing on Staff Security Training
Research finds most exposed employees are ill equipped to deal with threats
