Cybersecurity News
The Race to Hack a Satellite at DEF CON
Eight teams competed to win cash, bragging rights, and the chance to control a satellite in space.
13 August 2020
Boeing's DEF CON Debut a Sign of the Times
In the wake of a stalemate between the airplane manufacturer and a security researcher over vulns found in its 787 aircraft's network, Boeing says it's ready to "embrace" the hacker community.13 August 2020
Secure Development Takes a (Remote) Village
The shift to work from home isn't just about giving your Dev team the physical tools they need.13 August 2020
NSA & FBI Disclose New Russian Cyberespionage Malware
APT 28, aka Fancy Bear, is deploying the Drovorub malware designed for Linux systems as part of cyber-espionage operations.13 August 2020
Zoom Faces More Legal Challenges Over End-to-End Encryption
The video-conferencing specialist has yet to roll out full encryption, but it says it's working on it.
13 August 2020
FBI and NSA expose new Linux malware Drovorub, used by Russian state hackers
The FBI and NSA issue joint security alert containing technical details about new Linux malware developed by Russia's military hackers.13 August 2020
New Global Threat Landscape Report Reveals ‘Unprecedented’ Cyberattacks
Fortinet's recently released Global Threat Landscape Report shows how the perimeter is extending to the home in the first half of 2020 - and what that means for cybercrime.
13 August 2020
Black Hat USA 2020 Shines Spotlight on the Mental Challenges of Cybersecurity
Infosec practitioners face a variety of mental struggles in areas such as awareness training, problem solving, or general mental health. Several sessions at Black Hat USA 2020 highlighted these challenges and how to overcome them.13 August 2020
PCI SSC Offers Informational Training via New eLearning Platform
PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) has adopted a new eLearning platform to move all informational and certification programs online. With the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Council took important steps earlier this year to protect the health and safety of all involved by canceling face-to-face, instructor-led training courses for the remainder of the calendar year.
13 August 2020
Forcepoint Hopes for Breakout Moment by Hopping on the ZTA Bandwagon
The debut of Forcepoint's two-pronged zero trust access (ZTA) solution delivers much-needed competitive momentum, but it must do more to stand out against a growing field of ZTA competitors.13 August 2020
With iOS's Privacy Nutrition Label, Apple Upstages Regulators
New iOS privacy features require developers to disclose what data they're collecting, how they're using it, and with whom they share it.13 August 2020
Security Jobs With a Future -- And Ones on the Way Out
Some titles are hot, while others are not, amid rapidly shifting business priorities.
13 August 2020
ReVoLTE Attack Allows Hackers to Listen in on Mobile Calls
Rare attack on cellular protocol exploits an encryption-implementation flaw at base stations to record voice calls.
13 August 2020
Adaptive Shield Emerges From Stealth
Israeli startup joins growing number of vendors offering platform for detecting and mitigating common configuration errors in cloud environments.13 August 2020
Emotet Return Brings New Tactics & Evasion Techniques
Security researchers tracking Emotet report its reemergence brings new tricks, including new evasion techniques to bypass security tools.13 August 2020
High-Severity TinyMCE Cross-Site Scripting Flaw Fixed
The cross-site scripting flaw could enable arbitrary code execution, information disclosure - and even account takeover.
13 August 2020
Signal adds message requests to stop spam and protect user privacy
New feature lets Signal users control who can text or voice call, add them to groups.13 August 2020
Amazon Alexa ‘One-Click’ Attack Can Divulge Personal Data
Researchers disclosed flaws in Amazon Alexa that could allow attackers to access personal data and install skills on Echo devices.
13 August 2020
In one click: Amazon Alexa could be exploited for theft of voice history, PII, skill tampering
Subdomains belonging to the service were found to be harboring CORS errors and vulnerable to XSS attacks.13 August 2020
Mekotio: These aren’t the security updates you’re looking for…
Another in our occasional series demystifying Latin American banking trojans
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13 August 2020
