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> KPMG: UK’s Critical Infrastructure at Risk as Firms Merge IT Systems
Half of respondents claim their firm is underinvesting in cybersecurity
> Global Security Spend Set to Top $75bn in 2015
But Gartner predicts slowdown in Europe next quarter due to strong dollar
> Summer @ Trail of Bits
This summer I’ve had the incredible opportunity to work with Trail of Bits as a high school intern. In return, I am obligated to write a blog post about this internship. So without further ado, here it is. Starting with Fuzzing The summer kicked off with fuzzing, a technique I had heard of but had [...
> BT, Intel Join Launch of Internet of Things Security Foundation
The group is making its mission to vet internet-connected devices for vulnerabilities and flaws.
> Researchers Find 4000 Malicious App Store Apps
XcodeGhost far more widespread than at first thought
> Flare-On Reversing Challenges 2015
This summer FireEye’s FLARE team hosted its second annual Flare-On Challenge targeting reverse engineers, malware analysts, and security professionals. In total, there were eleven challenges, each using different anti-reversing techniques and each in different formats. For example, challenges ranged...
> HackerOne Releases Best Practices for Vulns Disclosures
The guide is meant to help security researchers who find vulnerabilities to report a security issue to a company, and without being threatened with legal action.
> Government Sinks ÂŁ500K into New Cyber Education Scheme
Skills shortages still a major problem
> Personal Health Insurance Data Found on Public AWS server
Claims firm Systema Software fingered for breach of 1.5m details
> Cisco SYNful Knock Threat Victims Reach 200
Routers in over 30 countries now found to be affected
> BrainTest Malware Gets Smart in Google Play Store
It has an arsenal of privilege escalation exploits, which is used to install a rootkit on the device so it can persist even after the user uninstalls it.
> Danish Post Office Spam Scam Delivers Cryptolocker 2
The campaign is part of a long list of cyber-attacks that target one country at a time, at different time intervals, and use the same tactic.
> New Sharking Trojan Targets Online Poker Players
Malware designed to sneak a peek at your hand
> Cyber-risk Knowledge Gap Widens Between C-Suite and IT
IT and security professionals are doing a terrible job at communicating risk, bogged down in technical jargon and a lack of business context.
> Ponemon: US Cyber-resilience is Poor to Nonexistent
Three-quarters of US organizations are not prepared to respond to cyber-attacks, leaving them more vulnerable than ever.
> Brits Trust NHS on Data Privacy but Not IoT Firms
KPMG finds private firms have a long way to go to win consumer trust
> California Hackers Said to Hit Kremlin with DDoS
Given the nation's big election, the attack was likely hactivist motivated.
> BCS Urges Personal Data Sharing Revamp
Amid fears of government snooping, the data revolution has created a ticking time bomb; sharing personal data is simply not working for anyone at the moment.
> G DATA Adds Encryption for Secure Mobile Chat
Secure Chat, initially available for Android, offers multiple-encrypted SMS and chat communication, and file-sharing.
> Non-Criminal Cyber Activists a Major Threat to Businesses – Cloudsec
PwC legal experts predicts “sausage factory” of privacy claims and disputes