Microsoft Defender 'finally' stops flagging Tor Browser as malware
Just because you're paranoid…
Cybersecurity Month03 Oct 2023 |
Security
Japan drives for infosec self-sufficiency – at least in one layer of deep defenses
CYNEX Alliance brings industry, government, and academia together to share info and devise tools
Cybersecurity Month03 Oct 2023 |
Watermarking AI images to fight misinfo and deepfakes may be pretty pointless
Exclusive Basically, it's 'not going to work'
AI + ML02 Oct 2023 | 9
Feds hopelessly behind the times on ransomware trends in alert to industry
Better late than never, we guess
Cybersecurity Month02 Oct 2023 | 4
AWS stirs the MadPot – busting bot baddies and eastern espionage
Interview Security exec Mark Ryland spills the tea on hush-hush threat intel tool
Cyber-crime02 Oct 2023 | 4
PhD student guilty of 3D-printing 'kamikaze' drone for Islamic State terrorists
'Research purposes' excuse didn't fly
Cyber-crime29 Sep 2023 | 47
NARROWER TOPICS
Chinese snoops stole 60K State Department emails in that Microsoft email heist
No classified systems involved apparently, but internal diplomatic notes, travel details, staff SSNs, etc
CSO28 Sep 2023 | 3
China's national security minister rates fake news among most pressing cyber threats
He's also worried about alliances that freeze out Chinese tech
Security28 Sep 2023 | 7
Volkswagen stuck in neutral after 'IT disruption'
Updated Factories and offices are going nowhere, fast
On-Prem28 Sep 2023 | 30
Routers have been rooted by Chinese spies, US and Japan warn
BlackTech crew looking to steal sensitive data traffic
Software27 Sep 2023 | 8
Cryptocoin Ponzi scheme AirBit Club co-founder jailed
12 years behind bars, and ordered to forfeit $65m in illicit proceeds
Legal27 Sep 2023 | 12
Twitter, aka X, tops charts for misinformation, EU official says
In measure of fakery, Musk's social media biz has highest noise-to-signal ratio
Off-Prem26 Sep 2023 | 96
ROBOT crypto attack on RSA is back as Marvin arrives
More precise timing tests find many implementations vulnerable
Research26 Sep 2023 | 9
Ukraine accuses Russian spies of hunting for war-crime info on its servers
Russian have shifted tactics in the first half of 2023, with mixed results
Cybersecurity Month26 Sep 2023 | 20
Mixin suspends deposits and withdrawals after $200m cryptocurrency heist
Cloud provider blamed for loss of 20% of exchange's capital
Cybersecurity Month25 Sep 2023 | 36
If you're cautious about using ML and bots at work, that's not a bad idea
DataGrail Summit Alex Stamos: 'We don't really know what's gonna go wrong with AI yet'
AI + ML22 Sep 2023 | 33
US govt IT help desk techie 'leaked top secrets' to foreign nation
National defense files can earn you $55K … and espionage charges
Cybersecurity Month21 Sep 2023 | 15
TransUnion reckons big dump of stolen customer data came from someone else
Updated Prolific info-thief strikes again
Cyber-crime21 Sep 2023 | 6
India's biggest tech centers named as cyber crime hotspots
Global tech companies' Bharat offices attract the wrong sort of interest
Security21 Sep 2023 | 2
Feds raise alarm over Snatch ransomware as extortion crew brags of Veterans Affairs hit
Invasion of the data snatchers
Cyber-crime20 Sep 2023 | 3
Signal adopts new alphabet jumble to protect chats from quantum computers
X3DH readied for retirement as PQXDH is rolled out
Security20 Sep 2023 | 18
International Criminal Court hit in cyber-attack amid Russia war crimes probe
Right as judges issued warrants against Putin
Cyber-crime20 Sep 2023 | 19
Singapore may split liability for phishing losses between banks and victims
Won't someone please think of the banks?
Cyber-crime20 Sep 2023 | 14
Marvell disputes claim Cavium backdoored chips for Uncle Sam
Allegations date back a decade to leaked Snowden docs
Research19 Sep 2023 | 8
Russian allegedly smuggled US weapons electronics to Moscow
Feds claim sniper scope displays sold in sanctions-busting move
Cyber-crime19 Sep 2023 | 23
Australia to build six 'cyber shields' to defend its shores
Local corporate regulator warns boards that cyber is totally a directorial duty
Security19 Sep 2023 | 26
Thousands of Juniper Junos firewalls still open to hijacks, exploit code available to all
Unauthenticated and remote code execution possible without dropping a file on disk
Security18 Sep 2023 | 6
Former CIO accuses Penn State of faking cybersecurity compliance
Now-NASA boffin not impressed
Security18 Sep 2023 | 4
Microsoft worker accidentally exposes 38TB of sensitive data in GitHub blunder
Included secrets, private keys, passwords, 30,000+ internal Teams messages
Security18 Sep 2023 | 20
Gandalf chatbot security game counters privacy fireballs
You shall not pass judgement, Lakera AI insists, because exposed player info was harmless
AI + ML17 Sep 2023 |
Probe reveals previously secret Israeli spyware that infects targets via ads
Oh s#!t, Sherlock
Research16 Sep 2023 | 73
Scattered Spider traps 100+ victims in its web as it moves into ransomware
Mandiant warns casino raiders are doubling down on 'monetization strategies'
Cyber-crime15 Sep 2023 | 7
US-Canada water org confirms 'cybersecurity incident' after ransomware crew threatens leak
NoEscape promises 'colossal wave of problems' if IJC doesn't pay up
Cyber-crime15 Sep 2023 | 5
Caesars says cyber-crooks stole customer data as MGM casino outage drags on
Updated Zero-days are so 2022. Why not just social engineer the help desk?
Cyber-crime14 Sep 2023 | 7
Rollbar might be good at tracking bugs, uninvited guests not so much
Company noticed data warehouse break-in via compromised account a month later
Cyber-crime14 Sep 2023 | 2
Here's why cloud credentials are the hottest item on criminal marketplaces
And they cost less than a box of donuts
Cloud Infrastructure Week14 Sep 2023 | 5
Watchdog urges change of HART: Late, expensive US biometric ID under fire
Homeland Security told to mind costs, fix up privacy controls
Security13 Sep 2023 | 3
Uncle Sam warns deepfakes are coming for your brand and bank account
No, your CEO is not on Teams asking you to transfer money
Security13 Sep 2023 | 9
Cloud infrastructure security is having an identity crisis. Can CIEM help?
Who's that poking around in your infrastructure? Roles, permissions, policies, and more
Cloud Infrastructure Week13 Sep 2023 |
Used cars? Try used car accounts: 15,000 up for grabs online at just $2 a pop
Cut and shut is so last century, now it's copy and clone
Research13 Sep 2023 | 9
How to snoop on passwords with this one weird trick (involving public Wi-Fi signals)
Fun technique – but how practical is it?
Research13 Sep 2023 | 20
Grab those updates: Microsoft flings out fixes for already-exploited bugs
Patch Tuesday Plus: Adobe and Android also tackle abused-in-the-wild flaws
Patches12 Sep 2023 | 2
Save the Children hit by ransomware, 7TB stolen
Updated A new low, even for these lowlifes
Cyber-crime11 Sep 2023 | 11
MGM Resorts shuts down website, computer systems after 'cybersecurity incident'
Ransomware? Some would be willing to bet on that
Cyber-crime11 Sep 2023 | 4
Huge DDoS attack against US financial institution thwarted
Akamai reckons traffic flood peaked at 55.1 million packets per second
Cyber-crime11 Sep 2023 | 1
Ransomware fiends pounce on Cisco VPN brute-force zero-day flaw
No patch yet – but you've got strong creds and MFA enabled anyway, yeah?
Networks08 Sep 2023 | 6
Microsoft, recently busted by Beijing, thinks it's across China's ever-changing cyber-offensive
Sometimes using AI to make hilariously wrong images that still drive social media engagement
Security08 Sep 2023 | 13
US, UK sanction more Russians linked to Trickbot
Top admin, HR managers, devs go on transatlantic deny-list
Cyber-crime07 Sep 2023 | 4
Lawsuit claims Tesla corp data security is far less advanced than its cars
Sueball alleges company at fault after employee info leaked, including Musk's
Security07 Sep 2023 | 7
UK admits 'spy clause' can't be used for scanning encrypted chat – it's not 'feasible'
Comment But don't celebrate yet ... it has simply kicked the online safety can down the road, Westminster style
Security07 Sep 2023 | 95
China reportedly bans iPhones from more government offices
Analysis So what? Smartphones are routinely restricted in, or excluded from, sensitive locations
Security07 Sep 2023 | 19
Microsoft: China stole secret key that unlocked US govt email from crash debug dump
Mistakes were made, lessons learned, stuff now fixed, says Windows maker
Research06 Sep 2023 | 54
Guy who ran Bitcoins4Less tells Feds he had less than zero laundering protections
What? Yogurt Monster isn't really a legitimate customer's name?!
Cyber-crime06 Sep 2023 | 14
Meatbag mishaps more menacing than malware? CISOs think so
Company boards, on the other hand, aren't letting cybersecurity disturb their sleep as much
Research06 Sep 2023 | 6
Newport Wafer Fab blames UK government over 100 redundancies plan
Forced sale of Britian's biggest semiconductor component maker creating uncertainty over its future
Systems06 Sep 2023 | 15
You patched yet? Years-old Microsoft security holes still hot targets for cyber-crooks
We're number one! We're number one! We're...
Patches05 Sep 2023 | 15
Freecycle gives users the gift of a security breach notice
Updated Change your passwords. And maybe give the recycling a miss this time
Cyber-crime05 Sep 2023 | 22
Attackers accessed UK military data through high-security fencing firm's Windows 7 rig
Irony, not barbed wire, cuts the deepest
Cyber-crime04 Sep 2023 | 70
Northern Irish cops release 2 men after Terrorism Act arrests linked to data breach
Came in wake of the force publishing their own people's data in botched FoI
Security04 Sep 2023 | 27
The world seems so loopy. But at least someone's written a memory-safe sudo in Rust
Turns out we can have nice things?
Software02 Sep 2023 | 141
Cops drill into chat apps, sink plot to smuggle tonnes of coke into Europe
Video Big blow to blighters' blow-by-the-boatload blueprint
Cyber-crime02 Sep 2023 | 31
More Okta customers trapped in Scattered Spider's web
Oktapus phishing campaign criminals are back in action
Cyber-crime01 Sep 2023 |
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