Infosecurity News
Mozilla Fesses up to Accidental Data Breach
Firefox developer exposed personal details of 76,000 users of its Developer Network
Citadel Evolves to Boost Persistency
The banking trojan has added use of remote desktop to evade security software.
Fiesta Exploit Kit Starts Delivering a Double Payload
Malware authors are looking for more bang for the buck.
Backoff PoS Malware is Crafty and Dangerous, US-CERT Warns
The card-scraping bug have been undetectable by AV systems so far.
Twitter Government Access Requests Jump 50%
Washington wants to know more about micro-blogging users than any other government, according to latest Transparency Report.
Russia Demands Apple and SAP Hand Over Source Code
Kremlin wants tech giants to prove they’re not a conduit for NSA spying.
Internet of Things Laid Bare: 25 Security Flaws Per Device
HP researchers discover 70% of the most common devices have vulnerabilities.
Crippling DDoS Hits Major Aussie Broadband Provider
Cirrus Communications had half of its network taken down by attack earlier this week.
Chinese Hackers Use APTs to Target Gaming Companies
TG-3279 group wants to play games for free or re-use source code in competing products, says Dell
Cloud Security Alliance Develops Assessment Spec for Third Parties
The STAR Attestation is aimed at CPA assessments.
DDoS-ers Launch Attacks From Amazon EC2
Cybercriminals exploit vulnerability in Elasticsearch software to infiltrate cloud instances.
Nation-E Readies Cybersecurity Center for Critical Infrastructure
The focus will be on training and disaster preparedness.
Bugcrowd Launches Open-source Disclosure Framework
The move is meant to encourage responsible vulnerability disclosure practices.
UK Drops Charges Against US Hacking Suspect Love
British man released from bail but another US indictment is filed as extradition pressure mounts.
C-Level Execs Concerned About Cybersecurity, But Not Investing in It
Time, interest and funding are all lacking despite the reputation hazards of a data breach.
Critroni/Onion Is Most Sophisticated Ransomware Yet
The malware uses the Tor anonymity network to attack its victims.
One in Three Ex-employees Can Access Corporate Networks
Research shows that insider threats continue long after job termination.
UK Netizens Unmoved by ISP-level Porn Filters
Ofcom report shows only small percentage of users switched on parental controls.
StubHub Breach Part of a Coordinated, International Cybercriminal Ring
Law enforcement agencies in several countries have carried out a joint disruption of the alleged perpetrators.
Internet Explorer Vulnerabilities Double in 2014
Criminals, as ever, adapt to go after low-hanging fruit.
