21 Mar

Zoom agrees privacy conditions, gets low-risk rating from Netherlands

Hot on the heels of Microsoft’s report card from the Dutch department of Justice and Security comes news of rival messaging platform Zoom receiving a

Author rabih
18 Mar

This browser-in-browser attack is perfect for phishing

A novel way of tricking people out of their passwords has left us wondering if there’s a need to rethink how much we trust our

Author rabih
18 Mar

Cyclops Blink malware sets up shop in ASUS routers

Cyclops Blink malware has infected ASUS routers in what Trend Micro threat researchers say looks like an attempt to turn infected devices into command-and-control servers

Author rabih
18 Mar

Exotic Lily is a business-like access broker for ransomware gangs

A group with links to high-profile ransomware crews Conti and Diavol is working as an internet access broker (IAB) for a Russia-linked cybercriminal gang, according

Author rabih
18 Mar

How to Protect Yourself from March Madness Scams

It’s the month of top seeds, big upsets, and Cinderella runs by the underdogs. With March Madness basketball cranking up, a fair share of online

Author rabih
18 Mar

CISOs face ‘perfect storm’ of ransomware and state-supported cybercrime

With not just ransomware gangs raiding network after network, but nation states consciously turning a blind eye to it, today’s chief information security officers are

Author rabih
18 Mar

SAP community website leaks member data to savvy users

A website for SAP’s Customer Influence programs is exposing member data, creating the possibility for targeted social-engineering attacks. At the time of publication, the website

Author rabih
18 Mar

Defending the data center: The time to act is now

Cyberattacks against data centers may ultimately be everyone’s problem – how prepared are their operators for the heightened risk of cyber-assaults? As the war in

Author rabih
17 Mar

Has Trickbot gang hijacked your router? This scanner may have an answer

Microsoft has published a tool that scans for and detects MikroTik-powered Internet-of-Things devices that have been hijacked by the Trickbot gang. The open-source scanner comes

Author rabih
17 Mar

How To Secure Your Online Life? Find Your Protection Score!

I am renowned for getting myself into big messes – particularly in the kitchen when I’m cooking up a storm. And I’m totally fine being

Author rabih
17 Mar

How CAPTCHAs can cloak phishing URLs in emails

CAPTCHA puzzles, designed to distinguish people from computer code, are being used to separate people from their login credentials. Security firm Avanan on Thursday published

Author rabih
17 Mar

Brit data regulator fines five cold-calling fiends £405k

Five British companies are collectively nursing a £405,000 fine from the UK’s data watchdog for making a combined total of 750,000 unsolicited marketing calls targeting

Author rabih
17 Mar

Devil-may-care Lapsus$ gang is not the aspirational brand infosec needs

Analysis The Lapsus$ cyber-crime gang, believed to be based in Brazil, until recently was best known for attacks on that country’s Ministry of Health and

Author rabih
16 Mar

CafePress fined for covering up 2019 customer info leak

The FTC wants the former owner of CafePress to cough up $500,000 after the customizable merch bazaar not only tried to cover up a major

Author rabih
16 Mar

LokiLocker ransomware family spotted with built-in wiper

BlackBerry security researchers have identified a ransomware family targeting English-speaking victims that is capable of erasing all non-system files from infected Windows PCs. LokiLocker, a

Author rabih
16 Mar

New LokiLocker ransomware family includes wiper function

BlackBerry security researchers have identified a ransomware family targeting English-speaking victims that is capable of erasing all non-system files from infected Windows PCs. LokiLocker, a

Author rabih
16 Mar

Linux botnet exploits Log4j flaw to hijack Arm, x86 systems

A new Linux botnet is using the infamous Log4j vulnerability to install rootkits and steal data. Researchers at Chinese internet security company Qihoo’s 360’s Network

Author rabih
16 Mar

Linux botnet exploits Log4j flaw to pwn Arm and x86 systems

A new Linux botnet is using the infamous Log4j vulnerability to install rootkits and steal data. Researchers at Chinese internet security company Qihoo’s 360’s Network

Author rabih
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