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Out at Sea, With No Way to Navigate: Admiral James Stavridis Talks Cybersecurity
The former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO gives Dark Reading his take on the greatest cyber threats our nation and its businesses face today.
Spread of Coronavirus-Themed Cyberattacks Persists with New Attacks
In cybersecurity circles, the Coronavirus is spurring anxiety over the virtual abuse of the deadly disease by scammers.
Spread of Coronavirus-Themed Cyberattacks Persists with New Attacks
In cybersecurity circles, the Coronavirus is spurring anxiety over the virtual abuse of the deadly disease by scammers.
Siemens Shares Incident Response Playbook for Energy Infrastructure
The playbook simulates a cyberattack on the energy industry to educate regulators, utilities, and IT and OT security experts.Former DHS official charged with theft of confidential government software, databases
Former DHS Acting Inspector General accused of stealing DHS software in an attempt to make a profit by reselling it back to the US government.Critical Zoho Zero-Day Flaw Disclosed
A Zoho zero day vulnerability and proof of concept (PoC) exploit code was disclosed on Twitter.
Critical Zoho Zero-Day Flaw Disclosed
A Zoho zero day vulnerability and proof of concept (PoC) exploit code was disclosed on Twitter.
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
ESET research into the Guildma banking trojan – What can you do to stay safe from online fraud – Why become a cybersecurity professional
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Securing Our Elections Requires Change in Technology, People & Attitudes
Increasing security around our election process and systems will take a big effort from many different parties. Here's how.Physical Flaws: Intel's Root-of-Trust Issue Mostly Mitigated
An insider, or security expert with physical access, can compromise the hardware protections of Intel chips sold in the past five years.Virgin Media data leak exposes details of almost 1 million people
The misconfigured database was accessed by an unauthorized party on at least one occasion
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Zoho zero-day published on Twitter
Security experts fear the bug may be soon exploited by ransomware gangs.Microsoft: 99.9% of compromised accounts did not use multi-factor authentication
Only 11% of all enterprise accounts use a MFA solution overall.Virgin Media exposes data of 900,000 users via unprotected marketing database
UK telephone, television, and internet provider Virgin Media discloses data leak.3 Data Breaches Disclosed This Week: J.Crew, T-Mobile, and Carnival
The separate incidents show how data theft knows no market-based limits.One of Roman Abramovich's companies got hit by ransomware
Steel maker EVRAZ's North American operations are down after an infection with the Ryuk ransomware.Attackers Distributing Malware Under Guise of Security Certificate Updates
Approach is a twist to the old method of using fake software, browser updates, Kaspersky says.Zynga Faces Lawsuit Over Massive Words with Friends Breach
Meanwhile, breach incidents have hit Carnival Cruise Lines, T-Mobile and J. Crew customers.
Zynga Faces Lawsuit Over Massive Words with Friends Breach
Meanwhile, breach incidents have hit Carnival Cruise Lines, T-Mobile and J. Crew customers.
Contacts of 1m Virgin Media customers left on unsecured database
At least one person from outside Virgin Media accessed non-financial details
Almost a million Virgin Media customers had their personal details stored on a marketing database that had been left unsecured since last April, the company has admitted.
Records show that the database has been accessed by at least one person from outside the company, Virgin Media said, although it does not yet have any evidence that the information has been used illegally.
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