Cybersecurity News
ZeroHedge banned from Twitter over coronavirus bioweapon claims
The financial news website came under fire for doxxing a Chinese scientist accused of being behind the virus.Magecart group jumps from Olympic ticket website to new wave of e-commerce shops
Skimmer references were spotted on domains serving customers worldwide.Hackers are hijacking smart building access systems to launch DDoS attacks
More than 2,300 building access systems can be hijacked due to a severe vulnerability left without a fix.Raytheon engineer arrested for taking US missile defense data to China
FBI arrests former 10-year-old Raytheon electric engineer for taking classified info about US missile defense systems to China and then lying about it.Will we just accept our loss of privacy, or has the techlash already begun? | Alan Rusbridger
Not so long ago we searched Google. Now we seem quite happy to let Google search us
Probably too late to ask, but was the past year the moment we lost our technological innocence? The Alexa in the corner of the kitchen monitoring your every word? The location-betraying device in your pocket? The dozen trackers on that web page you just opened? The thought that a 5G network could, in some hazily understood way, be hardwired back to Beijing? The spooky use of live facial recognition on CCTV cameras across London.
With privacy there have been so many landmarks in the past 12 months. The $5bn Federal Trade Commission fine on Facebook to settle the Cambridge Analytica scandal? The accidental exposure of a mind-blowing 1.2 billion people’s details from two data enrichment companies? Up to 50m medical records spilled?
We gleefully carry surveillance machines in our pockets and install them in our homes
Related: Cybercrime laws need urgent reform to protect UK, says report
Continue reading...Firefox now shows what telemetry data it's collecting about you
Users can no go to about:telemetry and see what Mozilla is collecting about their Firefox installs.Advanced Obfuscation Marks Widespread Info-Stealing Campaign
Agent Tesla and LokiBot are common payloads in the botnet-driven spam effort.
Evil Corp Returns With New Malware Infection Tactic
Researchers have observed the cybercrime group back in action, now using a new tactic for distributing malware.
What It's Like to Be a CISO: Check Point Security Leader Weighs In
Jony Fischbein shares the concerns and practices that are top-of-mind in his daily work leading security at Check Point Software.'George' the Most Popular Password That's a Name
A new study of stolen passwords reflects the consequences of password overload.Iowa Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Men Hired to Test Their Security
On Sept. 11, 2019, two security experts at a company that had been hired by the state of Iowa to test the physical and network security of its judicial system were arrested while probing the security of an Iowa county courthouse, jailed in orange jumpsuits, charged with burglary, and held on $100,000 bail. On Thursday Jan. 30, prosecutors in Iowa announced they had dropped the criminal charges. The news came while KrebsOnSecurity was conducting a video interview with the two accused (featured below).Iranian Hackers Target U.S. Gov. Vendor With Malware
APT34 has been spotted in a malware campaign targeting customers and employees of a company that works closely with U.S. federal agencies, and state and local governments.
Ashley Madison Breach Returns with Extortion Campaign
The recent attack messages use new techniques to extort Bitcoin payments from Ashley Madison users hit in massive 2015 data breach.Name That Toon: Private (Button) Eye
Feeling creative? Submit your caption in the comments, and our panel of experts will reward the winner with a $25 Amazon gift card.
Ransomware hits TV & radio news monitoring service TVEyes
Newsrooms, political campaigns, and PR agencies panic as they lose access to one of their crucial media monitoring tools.AppSec Concerns Drove 61% of Businesses to Change Applications
According to new Dark Reading research, some respondents have even left behind commercial off-the-shelf software and migrated to open-source or in-house homegrown applications. Click image to read more.
Zero Day Initiative Bug Hunters Rake in $1.5M in 2019
Microsoft OS flaws, out-of-bounds reads, ICS gear and a record number of high-severity bugs marked 2019 for the ZDI program.
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
ESET research into a campaign of the Winnti Group – The FBI warns of a job scam – What IoT legislation means for device makers and users
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Week in security with Tony Anscombe
ESET research into a campaign of the Winnti Group – The FBI warns of a job scam – What IoT legislation means for device makers and users
The post Week in security with Tony Anscombe appeared first on WeLiveSecurity
Embracing a Prevention Mindset to Protect Critical Infrastructure
A zero-trust, prevention-first approach is necessary to keep us safe, now and going forward.- 1
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