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> IBM Kernel-Based Vulnerability Discovered
No patch for a vulnerability found in a driver bundled with IBM Trusteer Rapport for MacOS, says Trustwave.
> Criminal Charges Filed in DDoS-for-Hire Services
DOJ takes down 15 domains and charges three defendants in DDoS-for-hire seizure.
> $10,000 research fellowships for underrepresented talent
The Trail of Bits SummerCon Fellowship program is now accepting applications from emerging security researchers with excellent project ideas. Fellows will explore their research topics with our guidance and then present their findings at SummerCon 2019. We will be reserving at least 50% of our fundi...
> Singapore Launches Second Bug Bounty Program
As it undergoes its digital transformation, Singapore engages the hacker community to mitigate risk.
> Caribou Coffee Card Breach Hits 265 Stores
US chain the latest to suffer POS malware infection
> CSAW CTF Crypto Challenge: Breaking DSA
The Trail of Bits cryptographic services team contributed two cryptography CTF challenges to the recent CSAW CTF. Today we’re going to cover the easier one, titled “Disastrous Security Apparatus – Good luck, ‘k?” This problem involves the Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) and the way an apparently s...
> Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch for IE Flaw
Critical RCE vulnerability affects scripting engine
> Iranian APT Group Pegged for Shamoon Disk Wiping Attacks
APT33 is to blame for destructive raids, says McAfee
> Pass the Cookie and Pivot to the Clouds
Web Applications and Services use cookies to authenticate sessions and users. An adversary can pivot from a compromised host to Web Applications and Internet Services by stealing authentication cookies from browsers and related processes. At the same time this technique bypasses most multi-factor au...
> DOJ Charges Alleged Members of Chinese APT Group
US charges two Chinese intelligence officers with allegedly engaging in cyber-espionage.
> Air Force Fixes 120 Bugs, Pays $130K in Bounties
The US Air Force wraps up its third bug bounty program, totaling more than 430 fixed vulnerabilities.
> Privacy Legislation Might Have Stopped Facebook
The monster of technology has created vulnerabilities that intrude on privacy, says Sen. Amy Klobuchar.
> Gatwick Airport Runways Closed to Avoid Drone Disaster
Chaos for tens of thousands of stranded holiday passengers
> New Wave of HMRC Scam Calls Hits UK
Automated message threatens victims with legal action
> EU Cables Hacked for Years by China: Report
Simple phishing attack laid bare diplomatic secrets
> Today's Guest Editor: James Lyne
Infosecurity is delighted to introduce today's guest editor, James Lyne
> Financial Services Employees Targeted with RAT
Attackers are hiding behind popular hosting services in an active campaign that targets financial services.
> Click2Gov Breach Payment Cards Sold on Dark Web
Cybercriminals have earned at least $1.7m from stolen payment card data, says Gemini Advisory.
> Hackers Depart from Large Dark Web Markets
McAfee spots black hat entrepreneurs setting up shop solo
> Huawei Hits Back at Claims it Poses Security Threat
Czech Republic becomes latest government to sound the alarm