Registry Keys Vulnerable with COM Hijacking
Malware looks like a legitimate file in a new attack technique, according to Cyberbit.
Month: July 2018
Criminals Avoid Detection Using Old Campaigns
The June 2018 threats report from McAfee Labs finds a return of Gold Dragon, Lazarus.
UK Consumers Prefer Security to Convenience
CA study challenges some old myths about authentication
STEM Teachers Focus on Cyber at Summer Camp
Funded by an NSA grant, Penn State University is offering a free cybersecurity summer camp for STEM teachers.
Dixons Carphone: Breach Hit 10 Million Personal Records
Retailer finds millions more records have been compromised
Pentagon Reveals “Do Not Buy” Software List
Russian and Chinese firms targeted in attempt to improve cybersecurity
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 223
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/personal-info-of-15m-singhealth-patients-including-pm-lee-stolen-in-singapores-most
https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/labcorp-still-recovering-from-ransomware-attack-a-11235
https://www.securityweek.com/cyber-axis-…
Malvertising Campaign Delivers Millions of Bad Ads
Check Point discovered a large-scale malvertising and banking Trojan campaign.
Three Campaigns Targeted as Senate Pushes Security
Sen. Shaheen tells “Face the Nation” that Russia is continuing to meddle.
New NetSpectre-Class Attack Raises Device-Hardening Concern
Researchers discover a new attack carried out via network connections.