Bill for Financial Services Breach Notification Passed
The US Congress approved a national standard on data breach notifications in financial sector, and states are not happy.
Month: September 2018
Campaign Targets Nonresidents with Fake IRS Email
A new phishing campaign uses the subject line “2018 UPDATE: NON RESIDENT ALIEN TAX WITHHOLDING,” says Fortinet.
North Korea: US Indictment is Vicious Smear
Alleged hacker is “non-entity,” says Pyongyang
North Korea: US Indictment is Vicious Smear
Alleged hacker is “non-entity,” says Pyongyang
Bristol Airport Hit by Ransomware Blackout
Staff forced to hand-write flight information on white boards
Microsoft Office Macros Still No. 1 Malware Delivery
Phishing attacks remain successful by leveraging macros.
Senators Bash State Department on Cybersecurity
Lawmakers are critical of the State Department for failure to meet basic cybersecurity standards.
Cloud-Native Attacks Executed Against Known CVEs
A new survey finds nearly all attacks automatically executed are against outdated code.
Buying a New Home? Reasons to Have New Locks Installed Right Away
Have you recently purchased a new home? There’s no question that this is an exciting milestone in anyone’s life. However, before you begin a new life in your brand-new home, it’s smart to have all the exterior door locks replaced. You may wonder why th…