Cybersecurity News
16-Year-Old HP Printer-Driver Bug Impacts Millions of Windows Machines
The bug could allow cyberattackers to bypass security products, tamper with data and run code in kernel mode.
20 July 2021
A New Security Paradigm: External Attack Surface Management
Advanced EASM solutions are crucial to automating the discovery of the downstream third-party (or fourth-party, or fifth-party, etc.) IT infrastructures that your organization is exposed to, and may be vulnerable to attack, posing a critical risk for your organization.
20 July 2021
MosaicLoader Malware Delivers Facebook Stealers, RATs
The newly documented code is a full-service malware-delivery threat that's spreading indiscriminately globally through paid search ads.
20 July 2021
Some URL shortener services distribute Android malware, including banking or SMS trojans
On iOS we have seen link shortener services pushing spam calendar files to victims’ devices.
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20 July 2021
HP patches vulnerable driver lurking in printers for 16 years
Cyberattackers could exploit the bug to secure system-level privileges.20 July 2021
Microsoft heads to court to take on imposter, homoglyph domains
Fake domains impersonating Microsoft are a thorn not only in the company's side but in that of its customers.20 July 2021
What’s Next for REvil’s Victims?
Podcast: Nothing, says a ransomware negotiator who has tips on staying out of the sad subset of victims left in the lurch, mid-negotiation, after REvil's servers went up in smoke.
19 July 2021
Unpatched iPhone Bug Allows Remote Device Takeover
A format-string bug believed to be a low-risk denial-of-service issue turns out to be much nastier than expected.
19 July 2021
Law Firm for Ford, Pfizer, Exxon Discloses Ransomware Attack
Campbell Conroy & O'Neil reports the attack affected personal data including Social Security numbers, passport numbers, and payment card data for some individuals.19 July 2021
Don’t Wanna Pay Ransom Gangs? Test Your Backups.
Browse the comments on virtually any story about a ransomware attack and you will almost surely encounter the view that the victim organization could have avoided paying their extortionists if only they'd had proper data backups. But the ugly truth is there are many non-obvious reasons why victims end up paying even when they have done nearly everything right from a data backup perspective.19 July 2021
US Accuses China of Using Criminal Hackers in Cyber Espionage Operations
DOJ indicts four Chinese individuals for alleged role in attacks targeting intellectual property, trade secrets belonging to defense contractors, maritime companies, aircraft service firms, and others.
19 July 2021
US Accuses China of Using Criminal Hackers in Cyber Espionage Operations
DOJ indicts four Chinese individuals for alleged role in attacks targeting intellectual property, trade secrets belonging to defense contractors, maritime companies, aircraft service firms, and others.
19 July 2021
How Gaming Attack Data Aids Defenders Across Industries
Web application attacks against the video game industry quadrupled in 2020 compared to the previous year, but companies outside entertainment can learn from the data.
19 July 2021
NSO Group Spyware Used On Journalists & Activists Worldwide
An investigation finds Pegasus spyware, intended for use on criminals and terrorists, has been used in targeted campaigns against others around the world.19 July 2021
Ruthless Attackers Target Florida Condo Collapse Victims
Hackers are stealing the identities of those lost in the condo-collapse tragedy.
19 July 2021
Protecting Phones From Pegasus-Like Spyware Attacks
Podcast: Can a new SIM card and prepaid service from an MVNO help? Former spyware insider, current mobile white hat hacker Adam Weinberg on how to block spyware attacks.
19 July 2021
When Ransomware Comes to (Your) Town
While steps for defending against a ransomware attack vary based on the size of the government entity and the resources available to each one, rooting out ransomware ultimately will come down to two things: system architecture and partnerships.
19 July 2021
Leaked NSO Group Data Hints at Widespread Pegasus Spyware Infections
The secretive Israeli firm was allegedly storing 50,000+ mobile phone numbers for activists, journalists, business executives and politicians -- possible targets of iPhone and Android hacking.
19 July 2021
UK and White House blame China for Microsoft Exchange Server hack
Updated: The UK government says the country is responsible for "systematic cyber sabotage."19 July 2021
Breaking Down the Threat of Going All-In With Microsoft Security
Limit risk by dividing responsibility for infrastructure, tools, and security.19 July 2021