Australia, UK, and US Announce Security Partnership
Cooperation around cyber capabilities, critical technology, AI and more under new AUKUS agreement
Month: September 2021
FTC: Health Apps Must Notify Consumers of Data Breaches
US Federal Trade Commission says health apps that don’t disclose data breaches to consumers will be fined
Kinsing evolves, adds Windows to attack list
The campaign was first seen by the Akamai SIRT on February 16, 2021, and appears to be targeting both Windows and Linux systems. The botnet caught our interest because it has shown to be highly active across a diverse set of geographical regions, inclu…
Capoae Malware Ramps Up: Uses Multiple Vulnerabilities and Tactics to Spread
Recently, there has been a plethora of UPX packed crypto-mining malware written in Golang targeting Linux systems and web applications popping up in the news. The malware?s primary tactic is to spread by taking advantage of vulnerable systems and weak …
Household Names Hit with £500K Fine for Spamming Consumers
We Buy Any Car, Sports Direct and Saga all singled out by the regulator
Misconfigured APIs Account for Two-Thirds of Cloud Breaches
IBM report reveals human error is key threat to organizations
Banks Slammed for Low Fraud Reimbursement Rates
Consumer rights group calls on regulator to intervene
Serious Flaw Found in HP OMEN Driver
SentinelLabs discovers high-severity flaw in driver of PC gaming system used by millions
Arizona Medical Practice Permanently Loses EHR Data
Desert Wells Family Medicine loses all EHR data prior to May 2021 during ransomware attack
Americans Fined After Hacking for Foreign Government
Former USIC and military personnel fined $1.68m for providing hacking services to a foreign government