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> Security Training at Most Companies is Woefully Lacking
78% of small biz and 51% of enterprises conduct employee training for security practices once a year or less.
> Data Snafu Lands Hampshire Council with £100K Fine
ICO brings out the big guns after info on social care recipients is mislaid
> Work For Us: Fall and Winter Internship Opportunities
If you’re studying in a degree program, and you thrive at the intersection of software development and cyber security, you should apply to our fall or winter internship programs. It’s a great way to add paid experience -and a publication- to your resume, and get a taste of what it’s like to work in...
> Banking Trojan Found on AdSense Network
Svpeng could infect users merely by them visiting their favorite sites
> Hackers Claim to Compromise NSA's Elite Cyber-spy Team
The Shadow Brokers have claimed responsibility for stealing files from the Equation Group, and are auctioning them off.
> A fuzzer and a symbolic executor walk into a cloud
Finding bugs in programs is hard. Automating the process is even harder. We tackled the harder problem and produced two production-quality bug-finding systems: GRR, a high-throughput fuzzer, and PySymEmu (PSE), a binary symbolic executor with support for concrete inputs. From afar, fuzzing is a dumb...
> Trump Resort Under Fire After Failing to Register with ICO
Multi-million pound Scottish golf course blames ‘clerical error’
> Autorooting, Overlay Malware Are Rising Android Threats
Apps that are vetted for and available in the App Store and Google Play are evading security to introduce malware.
> Your tool works better than mine? Prove it.
No doubt, DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC) will go down in history for advancing the state of the art in a variety of fields: symbolic execution, binary translation, and dynamic instrumentation, to name a few. But there is one contribution that we believe has been overlooked so far, and that may...
> Car Fob Hack Gets Thieves Rolling
It takes about 1 minute for an unskilled thief to compromise a keyless entry system to steal valuables out of a car.
> ISA Unveils Critical Infrastructure Security Training
The program consists of four training courses that include extensive, high-quality, hands-on labs.
> Firm Offers $500K for Apple iOS Exploits
Huge sums offered by exploit trading firms highlight problem facing tech giants
> Hitler Ransomware Deletes Users Files
New test variant spotted in the wild
> Met Under Fire for Still Using XP on 27,000 PCs
London’s police force spending £1.65m on support
> Instagram Accounts Hacked to Promote Adult Dating Spam
Symantec research finds profiles have been altered with sexually suggestive imagery to lure users to adult dating and porn spam
> United Awards 19-Year-Old White Hat One Million Air Miles
Bug bounty scheme recipient gets to Vegas almost free-of-charge
> Microsoft Targets the Desktop with Nine Security Bulletins
Redmond update round also highlights need to restrict privileges
> Visual Hacking is Successful 91% of the Time
A white hat walking through the office scouting for information on desks and monitor screens was highly successful.
> Google’s YOLO API Set to Speed Secure App Log-Ins
Latest project will make things easier for password manager users
> Connected Cars Exposed: Half Have Potentially Serious Flaws
IOAtive study finds bugs in virtually every component