Cybersecurity News
Researchers Explore Details of Critical VMware Vulnerability
The vCenter vulnerability, patched on April 9, could give an intruder access to administrative credentials in three steps.17 April 2020
Attacks on Linksys Routers Trigger Mass Password Reset
Linksys Smart Wi-Fi users were forced to reset their passwords after researchers discovered a router hack.
17 April 2020
7 Common Questions about CPEs During COVID-19
Continuing professional education is an important component of PCI SSC Qualification. Staying up to date, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the latest knowledge, techniques, and insights helps support the Program Participant’s ability to effectively conduct the tasks and responsibilities associated with a PCI SSC Qualification.
17 April 2020
Cybersecurity Home-School: The Robot Project
This fun project can teach your home-bound children and teens about cybersecurity (and keep them occupied for at least a little while).
17 April 2020
Zoom Bombing Attack Hits U.S. Government Meeting
A recent U.S. House Oversight Committee meeting was the latest victim of Zoom bombing, according to an internal letter.
17 April 2020
Hackers Update Age-Old Excel 4.0 Macro Attack
XLS files sent via emails appear password protected but aren’t, opening automatically to install malware from compromised macros, according to researchers.
17 April 2020
'Look for the Helpers' to Securely Enable the Remote Workforce
CISOs and CIOs, you are our helpers. As you take action to reassure your company, your confidence is our confidence.17 April 2020
DHS CISA: Companies are getting hacked even after patching Pulse Secure VPNs
Hackers compromised Pulse Secure VPNs, stole AD credentials, and are now using the stolen passwords to access internal networks even after companies patched their VPN servers.17 April 2020
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
Sextortion-meets-coronavirus scams - The financial loss from coronavirus-themed fraud in America - Is the time ripe for one global set of data privacy rules?
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17 April 2020
PoetRAT Trojan targets energy sector using coronavirus lures
Wind turbine operators are the focus of a new data-stealing campaign.17 April 2020
10 Standout Security M&A Deals from Q1 2020
The first quarter of 2020 brought investments in enterprise IoT and endpoint security, as well as billion-dollar investments from private equity firms.
17 April 2020
Facebook will now warn you if you’ve interacted with fake, dangerous coronavirus posts
The fight against COVID-19 scams, misinformation, and fake cures continues.17 April 2020
Clipboard hijacking malware found in 725 Ruby libraries
The malware would replace Bitcoin addresses copied to the clipboard with one controlled by the attacker.17 April 2020
Scams, lies, and coronavirus
Scams demanding bitcoin on pain of infecting you with the coronavirus gain their fair share of shine among schemes with a thin veneer of plausibility
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17 April 2020
Academics steal data from air-gapped systems using PC fan vibrations
Israeli researchers use vibrations from CPU, GPU, or PC chassis fans to broadcast stolen information through solid materials and to nearby receives, breaking air-gapped system protections.17 April 2020
Could Return of Ghost Squad Hackers Signal Rise in COVID-19-Related Hactivism?
New research suggests GSH is active in Southeast Asia following a couple of quiet years.16 April 2020
Poorly Secured Docker Image Comes Under Rapid Attack
A honeypot experiment shows just how quickly cybercriminals will move to compromise vulnerable cloud infrastructure.
16 April 2020
New PoetRAT Hits Energy Sector With Data-Stealing Tools
A never-before-seen RAT is targeting Azerbaijan energy companies with various tools aimed at stealing credentials and exfiltrating valuable data.
16 April 2020
Neglected Infrastructure, Invasive Tech to Plague Infosec in 2022
Researchers outline cybersecurity threats they predict businesses will face in two years as technology evolves.16 April 2020
Massive Bot-Enabled Ad Fraud Campaign Targeted Connected TVs
ICEBUCKET operation is the largest ever to attempt to steal from advertisers by using bots to impersonate human smart-TV viewers, White Ops says.16 April 2020
