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Cybersecurity Month

As Russia wages disinfo war, Ukraine's cyber chief calls for global anti-fake news fight

'Completely new approaches should be developed to prevent the influence of this propaganda'

Cybersecurity Month22 Oct 2022 | 58

BlueBleed: Microsoft customer data leak claimed to be 'one of the largest' in years

SOCRadar says sensitive info from 150,000 orgs was exposed, Redmond disputes findings

Cybersecurity Month20 Oct 2022 | 4

Imagine surviving a wiper attack only for ransomware to scramble your restored files

Then again, imagine being invaded by Russia

Cybersecurity Month18 Oct 2022 | 4

Ex-WSJ reporter says he was framed in elaborate 'hack-and-smear' operation

Wild story of a multinational law firm, cyber-mercenaries, a sheikh, and more

Cybersecurity Month18 Oct 2022 | 12

Infosec still (mostly) a boys club

Feature Women who do join get paid and promoted less, leave faster. What can be done to stop that?

Cybersecurity Month15 Oct 2022 | 112

FYI: Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption relies on insecure block cipher

Redmond says OME isn't supposed to be used for security, just for something else

Cybersecurity Month14 Oct 2022 | 13

Banks face their 'darkest hour' as malware steps up, maker of antivirus says

Interview When I saw it, I had to reverse engineer it, Kaspersky's lead security researcher tells us

Cybersecurity Month13 Oct 2022 | 17

Scanning phones to detect child abuse evidence is harmful, 'magical' thinking

Exclusive Security expert challenges claim that bypassing encryption is essential to protecting kids

Cybersecurity Month13 Oct 2022 | 140

US election workers slammed with phishing, malware-stuffed emails

It's almost like there's some midterms coming up

Cybersecurity Month12 Oct 2022 | 6

Hospital giant's IT still poorly a week after suspected ransomware infection

Updated Insiders tell of struggle to access patient info, meds without working computers

Cybersecurity Month12 Oct 2022 | 11

Toyota dev left key to customer info on public GitHub page for five years

'Oh what a feeling' when your contractor leaks site source code

Cybersecurity Month11 Oct 2022 | 8

It’s 2022 and netizens are only now getting serious about cybersecurity

US folks start to get the message about protecting themselves online

Cybersecurity Month10 Oct 2022 | 12

That thing to help protect internet traffic from hijacking? Here's how to break it

RPKI is supposed to verify network routes. Cyber-researchers suggest ways to potentially defeat it

Cybersecurity Month09 Oct 2022 |

When are we gonna stop calling it ransomware? It's just data kidnapping now

Comment It's not like the good old days with iffy cryptography and begging for keys

Cybersecurity Month09 Oct 2022 | 20

Top of the Pops: US authorities list the 20 hottest vulns that China's hackers love to hit

Microsoft has four entries on list of shame, Log4j tops the chart

Cybersecurity Month07 Oct 2022 | 4

Foreign spies hijacking US mid-terms? FBI, CISA are cool as cucumbers about it

I think we can handle one little Russia. We sent two units, they're bringing any attempts down now

Cybersecurity Month06 Oct 2022 | 40

China upgrades Great Firewall to defeat censor-beating TLS tools

Just in time to ensure nobody can disagree that giving Xi five more years as president is the best idea ever

Cybersecurity Month06 Oct 2022 | 8

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As Russia wages disinfo war, Ukraine's cyber chief calls for global anti-fake news fight

BlueBleed: Microsoft customer data leak claimed to be 'one of the largest' in years

Verizon prepaid accounts hijacked by SIM swap crooks

'Fully undetectable' Windows backdoor gets detected

NSA urges enterprises to watch China, Taiwan tensions

Imagine surviving a wiper attack only for ransomware to scramble your restored files

Ex-WSJ reporter says he was framed in elaborate 'hack-and-smear' operation

Infosec still (mostly) a boys club

FYI: Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption relies on insecure block cipher

Banks face their 'darkest hour' as malware steps up, maker of antivirus says

Scanning phones to detect child abuse evidence is harmful, 'magical' thinking

US election workers slammed with phishing, malware-stuffed emails

Hospital giant's IT still poorly a week after suspected ransomware infection

Toyota dev left key to customer info on public GitHub page for five years

It’s 2022 and netizens are only now getting serious about cybersecurity

That thing to help protect internet traffic from hijacking? Here's how to break it

When are we gonna stop calling it ransomware? It's just data kidnapping now

Top of the Pops: US authorities list the 20 hottest vulns that China's hackers love to hit

Foreign spies hijacking US mid-terms? FBI, CISA are cool as cucumbers about it

China upgrades Great Firewall to defeat censor-beating TLS tools

Rent-calculating software biz accused of colluding with 'cartel' of landlords

Linus Torvalds suggests the 80486 architecture belongs in a museum, not the Linux kernel

Starlink decoded for use as GPS alternative – without Elon Musk's help

Lash#Cat9: A radical new Linux UI for keyboard warriors

Payment terminal malware steals $3.3m worth of credit card numbers – so far

AWS buys 100+ diesel generators... and that's just for Irish datacenters

Larry Ellison fought internal battle to kill Oracle's first-generation cloud

Shareholders slam Zuckerberg's 'terrifying' $100b+ Metaverse experiment

Nvidia RTX 4090: So hot they're melting power cables

Microsoft fixes printing gremlin, ends that block on Windows 11 upgrades

Cyber-snoops broke into US military contractor, stole data, hid for months

Uncle Sam orders federal agencies to step up scans for govt IT security holes

National Cybersecurity Awareness program 18 years on: Don't click that

Between ransomware and month-long engagements, IR teams need a hug – and a nap

Gone in a day: Ethical hackers say it would take mere hours to empty your network

San Francisco cops can use private cameras to live-monitor 'significant events'

Can reflections in eyeglasses actually leak info from Zoom calls? Here's a study into it

Nearly one in two industry pros scaled back open source use over security fears

Data tracking poses a 'national security risk' FTC told

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