Cybersecurity News
Human biohacking: an exciting prospect, but only for the rich?
“You want a monkey tail? Good for you.”17 September 2020
Google 'formally' bans stalkerware apps from the Play Store
Ban is meaningless as Google leaves a giant loophole in the rules, allowing stalkerware devs to rebrand their apps as child trackers.16 September 2020
What's on Your Enterprise Network? You Might be Surprised
The strangest connected devices are showing up, and the threats they pose to security should not be overlooked.16 September 2020
US charges two Iranian hackers for years-long cyber-espionage, cybercrime spree
US government says the two hacked targets at the behest of the Iranian regime and for their personal financial gain.16 September 2020
Likely Links Emerge Between Lazarus Group and Russian-Speaking Cybercriminals
Researchers examine security incidents over the past several years that seemingly connect North Korea's Lazarus Group with Russian-speaking attackers.16 September 2020
Two Russians Charged in $17M Cryptocurrency Phishing Spree
U.S. authorities today announced criminal charges and financial sanctions against two Russian men accused of stealing nearly $17 million worth of virtual currencies in a series of phishing attacks throughout 2017 and 2018 that spoofed websites for some of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges.16 September 2020
DDoS Attacks Rose 151% in First Half of 2020
Attacks grew in number, size, and sophistication as the coronavirus pandemic took hold.16 September 2020
h2c Smuggling: A New 'Devastating' Kind of HTTP Request
The newly discovered form of HTTP request smuggling could have widespread impact because any proxy can be affected, researchers say. Here's what infosec pros should know.
16 September 2020
h2c Smuggling: A New 'Devastating' Kind of HTTP Request Smuggling
The newly discovered form of HTTP request smuggling could have widespread impact because any proxy can be affected, researchers say. Here's what infosec pros should know.
16 September 2020
Most Organizations Plan to Make COVID-19 Changes Permanent
After the pandemic, companies will continue to invest in improving IT infrastructure and security as well as automate tasks to reduce errors and improve network resiliency.16 September 2020
Hackers Continue Cyberattacks Against Vatican, Catholic Orgs
The China-linked threat group RedDelta has continued to launch cyberattacks against Catholic institutions since May 2020 until as recently as last week.
16 September 2020
Emotet strikes Quebec’s Department of Justice: An ESET Analysis
The cyber attack affects 14 inboxes belonging to the Department of Justice was confirmed by ESET researchers.
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16 September 2020
US charges two Russians for stealing $16.8m via cryptocurrency phishing sites
The two hackers stole from hundreds of users of cryptocurrency exchanges Poloniex, Binance, and Gemini.16 September 2020
US Charges Five Members of China-Linked APT41 for Global Attacks
The five Chinese nationals are among seven defendants arrested for intrusion campaigns into more than 100 organizations, the DoJ reports.16 September 2020
8 Reasons Perimeter Security Alone Won't Protect Your Crown Jewels
Most firewalls and security devices effectively protect systems and data, but are they enough to safeguard business-critical applications?16 September 2020
DDoS Attacks Skyrocket as Pandemic Bites
More people being online during lockdowns and work-from-home shifts has proven to be lucrative for DDoS-ers.
16 September 2020
Chrome now lets high-risk APP users scan suspicious files on demand
Users part of Google's Advanced Protection Program can now send suspicious downloads to Google and have them scanned on demand.16 September 2020
CISA Joins MITRE to Issue Vulnerability Identifiers
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will become a peer of MITRE in the CVE program, likely leading to continued increases in disclosed vulnerabilities.16 September 2020
DoJ Indicts Two Hackers for Defacing Websites with Pro-Iran Messages
The two hackers allegedly hacked more than 50 websites hosted in the U.S. and vandalized them with pro-Iran messages.
16 September 2020
US charges five hackers part of Chinese state-sponsored group APT41
US says APT41 orchestrated intrusions at more than 100 companies across the world, ranging from software vendors, video gaming companies, telcos, and more.16 September 2020
