MCYSEKA-Maritime Cyber Security Knowledge Archive

Malicious actors never rest and have always worked remotely. That simple realization hit home during recent global events. Specifically, Akamai saw an increase in malware traffic of over 400% between March 9 and May 11, 2020 from corporate devices, mos…

Cyber Camp at US Space and Rocket Center receives official support of FBI

Finnish psychotherapy patients blackmailed after data stolen from clinic

Harvest Finance offers $100k to the first person to contact alleged hacker and help retrieve stolen funds

HackeOne further integrates its security platform through a range of new agreements

Venafi claims the enterprise attack surface is rapidly expanding

IT services giant will take “weeks” to return to normal

Account hijackers run up large bills with in-store orders

While conducting threat research on phishing evasion techniques, Akamai came across threat actors using obfuscation and encryption, making the malicious page harder to detect. The criminals were using JavaScript to pull this off….

Army says suggestive tweets sent from Fort Bragg account were posted by a hacker