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> Most SMBs Completely Unprepared for Ransomware
IDT911 found that the majority lack the necessary resources, such as cyber-insurance or extra funds, to become operational once again if hit.
> University of Greenwich Hacked and Breached Again
Second time this year that personal data has been exposed.
> Quelques nouvelles d’Ukraine et d’ailleurs
Il y a deux ans un collègue allemand me recommandait l’ouvrage Black Out de Mark Elsberg, à l’époque disponible uniquement en Allemand. Je l’avais acheté en audio book pour pratiquer mon allemand dans le TGV, ce qui était très optimiste [...] Lire la suite
> Festival-Goers Face Phone Theft Risk
Insurer Protect Your Bubble urges caution ahead of Glastonbury.
> Cybercrooks Hijack IPv4 Addresses for the Black Market
There have been 25 reported since last September.
> 2000 cuts with Binary Ninja
Using Vector35’s Binary Ninja, a promising new interactive static analysis and reverse engineering platform, I wrote a script that generated “exploits” for 2,000 unique binaries in this year’s DEFCON CTF qualifying round. If you’re wondering how to remain competitive in a post-DARPA DEFCON CTF, I hi...
> Allstate Pledges $1.5Mn for Arizona State's Cybersecurity Center
The funding will support scholarships, student fellowships and competitions related to cybersecurity and digital forensics.
> Hackers Grab Details of 45 Million Forum Users
VerticalScope, a Canadian media company that runs a large number of websites and forums, has been hacked, with millions of credentials leaked.
> Empire Hacking Turns One
In the year since we started this bi-monthly meetup, we’ve been thrilled by the community that it has attracted. We’ve had some excellent presentations on pragmatic security research, shared our aspirations and annoyances with our work, and made some new friends. It’s a wonderful foundation for an e...
> Anonymous Hacks ISIS Accounts to Post Gay Porn, Pro-LGBT Tweets
Twitter accounts created by Islamic State supporters have been hacked to display gay pride flags, porn and LGBT-friendly messages.
> Companies Have Tweaked Security, Big IT Challenges Remain
Nine in 10 IT professionals say security is of greater importance today to their companies than it was two years ago.
> ProtoFuzz: A Protobuf Fuzzer
Google’s Protocol Buffers (protobuf) is a common method of serializing data, typically found in distributed applications. Protobufs simplify the generally error-prone task of parsing binary data by letting a developer define the type of data, and letting a protobuf compiler (protoc) generate all the...
> RSA, Deloitte Debut Cyber-Risk Assessment Framework
Cyber-risk is an issue that exists at the intersection of business risk, regulation, and technology.
> Cyberspace is New Domain for War: NATO
The North Atlantic Trade Organization (NATO) has officially declared that cyberspace is a domain for war, placing it alongside the traditional battlegrounds of land, sea and air.
> Industrial Control System Attacks Hit an All-Time High
Spearphishing is the primary method of attack, with the number of attacks increasing by 160% from FY 2014 to FY 2015.
> IT, Security Staff at Odds Over App Security
A survey reveals that half of IT professionals update applications only once every one to six months.
> Twitter Tops Online Trust 'Honor Roll'
The Online Trust Alliance (OTA) has named the social media site as the best consumer-facing website for personal information protection.
> FBI Sends Out Warning Over Email Scam Costing Billions
The FBI is warning businesses to be on guard for an email scam that it says has cost companies billions of dollars over the last two and a half years.
> Russians Accused of Hacking DNC for Trump Info
Hackers allegedly working on behalf of the Russian government broke into computers belonging to the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and accessed information relating to presidential candidate Donald Trump.
> Ransomware Tunes into Smart TVs
The Android police trojan accuses potential victims of crimes they didn’t commit, then demands $200 worth of iTunes gift cards.