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Safe Remote Access to Critical Infrastructure Networks in a Time of Global Crisis

As operators struggle to balance the recommendations of social distancing with the need to keep vital services functioning, there is no getting around the fact that conventional remote connections into industrial control networks are a very bad idea.

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Make sure your Zoom meetings are safe by doing these 10 things

This is how you can make sure your Zoom meetings are safe and as secure as possible.

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TikTok Flaw Allows Threat Actors to Plant Forged Videos in User Feeds

The popular video-sharing apps’s use of HTTP to download media content instead of a secure protocol could lead to the spread of misinformation on the platform.

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Malware Risks Triple on WFH Networks: Experts Offer Advice

New research found that almost half of companies had malware on their corporate-associated home networks - in comparison to malware being found on only 13 percent of corporate networks.

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7 Ways COVID-19 Has Changed Our Online Lives

The pandemic has driven more of our personal and work lives online - and for the bad guys, business is booming. Here's how you can protect yourself.

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Is “global privacy” an oxymoron?

While in France, a citizen of Brazil who resides in California books a bungee jump in New Zealand. Is it a leap of faith into the unknown, for both the operator and the thrill-seeker?

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Account details for 4 million Quidd users shared on hacking forum

Users of Quidd​, an online marketplace for trading stickers, cards, toys, and other collectibles, are advised to change account passwords as soon as possible.

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Network Data Shows Spikes, Vulnerability of Work-at-Home Shift

Traffic on the public Internet has grown by half this year, and videoconferencing bandwidth has grown by a factor of five, all driven by remote-work edicts.

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Dell Releases Security Tool to Defend PCs from BIOS Attacks

The SafeBIOS Events & Indicators of Attack tool gives admins visibility into BIOS configuration changes and alerts them to potential threats.

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Oracle Tackles a Massive 405 Bugs for Its April Quarterly Patch Update

Oracle will detail 405 new security vulnerabilities Tuesday, part of its quarterly Critical Patch Update Advisory.

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Dutch Police Shut Down 15 DDoS-for-Hire Services

Officials arrested a man suspected of launching a DDoS attack against two websites that send government updates to citizens.

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Overlay Malware Leverages Chrome Browser, Targets Banks and Heads to Spain

The Grandoreiro banking malware uses remote overlay and a fake Chrome browser plugin to steal from banking customers.

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Pandemic Could Make Schools Bigger Targets of Ransomware Attacks

Most have had to implement distance learning, making them much more vulnerable, Armor says.

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Dell releases new tool to detect BIOS attacks

Dell makes new tool named SafeBIOS Events & Indicators of Attack available for download for all Dell commercial PCs.

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Cybercrime May Be the World's Third-Largest Economy by 2021

The underground economy is undergoing an industrialization wave and booming like never before.

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Unclassified and Secure

By William Knowles @c4i Senior Editor InfoSec News April 12, 2020 A new report from the RAND Corporation, by Daniel Gonzales, Sarah Harting, Mary Kate Adgie, Julia Brackup, Lindsey Polley, and Karlyn D. Stanley The defense industrial base (DIB) is under attack. Foreign actors are stealing large amounts of sensitive data, trade secrets, and intellectual property every […]

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SFO Websites Hacked: Airport Discloses Data Breach

San Francisco International Airport notified users of two low-traffic websites of a data breach that occurred in March.

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Apple, Google Team on Coronavirus Tracking – Sparking Privacy Fears

Apple and Google announced that decentralized Bluetooth technology will soon be rolled out for coronavirus contact tracing. The privacy implications are worrisome for some.

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New IRS Site Could Make it Easy for Thieves to Intercept Some Stimulus Payments

The U.S. federal government is now in the process of sending Economic Impact Payments by direct deposit to millions of Americans. Most who are eligible for payments can expect to have funds direct-deposited into the same bank accounts listed on previous years' tax filings sometime next week. Today, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) stood up a site to collect bank account information from the many Americans who don't usually file a tax return. The question is, will those non-filers have a chance to claim their payments before fraudsters do?

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WooCommerce Falls to Fresh Card-Skimmer Malware

The payment-card stealer differs from typical malware targeting WordPress-based e-commerce environments.