Cybersecurity News
Cerberus banking Trojan team breaks up, source code goes to auction
The Android malware’s operator is hoping the code and client list will net them up to $100,000.27 July 2020
Block/Allow: The Changing Face of Hacker Linguistics
Terms such as "whitelist," "blacklist," "master," and "slave" are being scrutinized again and by a wider range of tech companies than ever before.27 July 2020
FBI warns of new DDoS attack vectors: CoAP, WS-DD, ARMS, and Jenkins
FBI believes device vendors won't disable these protocols and warns companies to take preventive and protective measures.27 July 2020
Apple sued for not taking action against iTunes gift card scams
Plaintiffs in new class-action lawsuit claim Apple is directly benefiting and enabling iTunes gift card scams.26 July 2020
Tech unicorn Dave admits to security breach impacting 7.5 million users
Dave user data is now available for download on a public hacking forum.25 July 2020
7 Summer Travel Security Tips
With staying safe during the pandemic high priority, it's easy to let your guard down about the security of the devices you take along your travels.
25 July 2020
Thinking of a Cybersecurity Career? Read This
Thousand of people graduate from colleges and universities each year with cybersecurity or computer science degrees only to find employers are less than thrilled about their hands-on, foundational skills. Here's a look at a recent survey that identified some of the bigger skills gaps, and some thoughts about how those seeking a career in these fields can better stand out from the crowd.24 July 2020
Academics smuggle 234 policy-violating skills on the Alexa Skills Store
Academics said they also identified 52 problematic skills already available on the Alexa store, all targeted at children.24 July 2020
Organizations Continue to Struggle With App Vulns
A high percentage of discovered bugs remain unremediated for a long time, a new study shows.24 July 2020
Garmin Takes App & Services Offline After Suspected Ransomware Attack
Wearables company Garmin shut down its website, app, call centers, and other services in the aftermath of a security incident.24 July 2020
DJI Drone App Riddled With Privacy Issues, Researchers Allege
The DJI GO 4 application open users’ sensitive data up for the taking, researchers allege.
24 July 2020
Remote Work Could Help Cybersecurity's Diversity Problem - But Will It?
Job market data from the second quarter suggests there are increasing opportunities for women and minorities in the world of remote work, but long-standing biases may provide resistance.24 July 2020
Access to Internal Twitter Admin Tools Is Widespread
More than 1,000 individuals have access to tools that could have aided the attackers in the recent Twitter attack on high-profile accounts.24 July 2020
Rise of the Robots: How You Should Secure RPA
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the next big thing in innovation and digital strategy. But what security details are overlooked in the rush to implement bots?
24 July 2020
A vigilante is sabotaging the Emotet botnet by replacing malware payloads with GIFs
Emotet botnet activity goes down as Emotet admins are wrestling with a vigilante for control over parts of their infrastructure.24 July 2020
NSA Urgently Warns on Industrial Cyberattacks, Triconex Critical Bug
Power plants, factories, oil and gas refineries and more are all in the sights of foreign adversaries, the U.S. warns.
24 July 2020
News Wrap: Twitter Hack, Apple Under Fire and Global Privacy Finger Wags
Threatpost editors talk about the biggest security news stories for the week ended Jul. 24.
24 July 2020
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
VPN services accused of leaking personal data – Better security in Gmail, Meet and Chat – Data breach reports in 1H2020
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24 July 2020
Premier League team narrowly avoids losing £1 million to scammers
In another incident, ransomware attackers almost forced the cancellation of a match, a report reveals
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24 July 2020
Email Security Features Fail to Prevent Phishable 'From' Addresses
The security features for verifying the source of an email header fail to work together properly in many implementations, according to a team of researchers.24 July 2020
