IN BRIEF: Facebook Inc has removed several malicious accounts
and pages that advertised and sold social security numbers, addresses, phone
numbers, and alleged credit card numbers of dozens of people and it will
continue to do it if so needed.
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Feeling Down? China Monitors Brain with Headgear
A bad day at work just got worse: With China’s surveillance program, there’s no way to hide those negative emotions.
Will Warren’s Love of Labour Quiet Alleged Breach?
Amid allegations of a Brexit data breach, Ian Warren pens an apology to the UK’s Labour party.
Data Breaches, Secure Passwords Stress Consumers
A Kaspersky Labs report reveals consumers are stressed about technology and cybersecurity.
Store 6000+ Records & Breach Costs Will Exceed Security Outlay: Report
Latest NCC Group stats highlight need for firms of all sizes to invest in cybersecurity
A Quarter of UK CNI Firms Have Suffered Cyber-Attack Outages
FOI request from Corero Network Security reveals service disruption over past two years
City of London Police Takes Cybercrime Fight to Businesses
Cyber Griffin initiative will see officers share expertise and threat intelligence
Interviewed on RSAC TV
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Eleanor Dallaway, Editor and Publisher – Infosecurity Magazine, on RSA Conference Television (RSAC TV) last week at the annual RSA Security Conference. In the interview, we spoke of what I had observed on the show floor, the state of the security industry, and I describe my perfect customer in […]
USB in Locked PC Triggers Denial-of-Service Attack
Marius Tivadar published proof-of-concept that generates a blue screen of death with a USB, even on locked PCs.
WebLogic Server Patch Needs a New Fix
Servers are again at risk for the Oracle WebLogic Server flaw because of a faulty patch.