29 Oct

Wanted. Top infosec pros willing to defend Britain on shabby salaries

While the wages paid by governments seldom match those available in the private sector, it appears that the UK’s intelligence, security and cyber agency is

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28 Oct

JPMorgan Chase sues scammers following viral ‘infinite money glitch’

JPMorgan Chase has begun suing fraudsters who allegedly stole thousands of dollars from the bank’s ATMs after a check fraud glitch went viral on social

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28 Oct

Feds investigate China’s Salt Typhoon amid campaign phone hacks

The feds are investigating Chinese government-linked cyberspies breaking into the infrastructure of US telecom companies, as reports suggest Salt Typhoon – the same crew believed

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28 Oct

Brazen crims selling stolen credit cards on Meta’s Threads

Exclusive Brazen crooks are selling people’s pilfered financial information on Meta’s Threads, in some cases posting full credit card details, plus stolen credentials, alongside images

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28 Oct

Delta officially launches lawyers at $500M CrowdStrike problem

Delta Air Lines is suing CrowdStrike in a bid to recover the circa $500 million in estimated lost revenue months after the cybersecurity company “caused”

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28 Oct

Dutch cops pwn the Redline and Meta infostealers, leak ‘VIP’ aliases

Dutch police (Politie) say they’ve dismantled the servers powering the Redline and Meta infostealers – two key tools in a modern cyber crook’s arsenal. The

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28 Oct

Tony Fadell: Innovating to save our planet | Starmus highlights

We Live Science As methane emissions come under heightened global scrutiny, learn how a state-of-the-art satellite can pinpoint their sources and deliver the insights needed

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28 Oct

CloudScout: Evasive Panda scouting cloud services

In this blogpost, we provide a technical analysis of CloudScout, a post-compromise toolset used by Evasive Panda to target a government entity and a religious

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28 Oct

WordPress forces user conf organizers to share social media credentials, arousing suspicions

Organisers of WordCamps, community-organized events for WordPress users, have been ordered to take down some social media posts and share their login credentials for social

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27 Oct

Senator accuses sloppy domain registrars of aiding Russian disinfo campaigns

in brief Senate intelligence committee chair Mark Warner (D-VA) is demanding to know why, in the wake of the bust-up of a massive online Russian

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26 Oct

Worker surveillance must comply with credit reporting rules

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Thursday published guidance advising businesses that third-party reports about workers must comply with the consent and transparency requirements

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25 Oct

Just how private is Apple’s Private Cloud Compute? You can test it to find out

In June, Apple used its Worldwide Developer Conference to announce the creation of the Private Cloud Compute platform to run its AI Intelligence applications, and

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25 Oct

Putin’s pro-Trump trolls accuse Harris of poaching rhinos

Russian, Iranian, and Chinese trolls are all ramping up their US election disinformation efforts ahead of November 5, but – aside from undermining faith in the

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24 Oct

AWS Cloud Development Kit flaw exposed accounts to full takeover

Amazon Web Services has fixed a flaw in its open source Cloud Development Kit that, under the right conditions, could allow an attacker to hijack

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24 Oct

FortiManager critical vulnerability under active attack

Updated Fortinet has gone public with news of a critical flaw in its software management platform. The security vendor apparently began informing customers privately about

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24 Oct

Emergency patch: Cisco fixes bug under exploit in brute-force attacks

Cisco has patched an already exploited security hole in its Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) software that miscreants have been brute-forcing

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24 Oct

Bitwarden’s FOSS halo slips as new SDK requirement locks down freedoms

The Bitwarden online credentials storage service is changing its build requirements – which some commentators feel mean it’s no longer FOSS. The question has been

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24 Oct

Ransomware’s ripple effect felt across ERs as patient care suffers

Ransomware infected 389 US healthcare organizations this fiscal year, putting patients’ lives at risk and costing facilities up to $900,000 a day in downtime alone,

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