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> Ireland Police Boosts Cyber Capabilities
The Irish police force An Garda Síochána has announced that it will set up specialist units to liaise with international partners on current and emerging threats, and to provide cyber and forensic tools to support front line policing and state security.
> Wendy's Point of Sale Hack Grows Bigger
The fast-food chain has found a new malware variant and more compromised stores.
> 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...
> Privileged Insiders Remain the Top Data Threat
72% of organizations are not confident in their ability to manage and control employee access to confidential documents and files.
> DNS Security Remains Poorly Understood
Three-quarters of CSOs and network directors (74%) have been victims of DNS attacks, yet many have no DNS security beyond a firewall.
> 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...
> AI Investment Increases, but so do Security Fears
New research reveals rapid adoption of intelligent machines, but also highlights concerns over the security issues that they bring.
> Blue Coat to be Acquired by Symantec for $4.65BN
Symantec has announced plans to acquire Blue Coat Systems for a price of $4.65 billion.
> 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...
> $85K Windows Zero-Day Goes Up for Public Sale
The exploit is for a Local Privilege Escalation (LPE) vulnerability in Windows that is key to the infection process and to APTs.
> Survey: Data Breaches Send Customers Fleeing
Significant percentages of consumers say that corporations are not taking enough responsibility when they get hacked.
> #Infosec16: Beware Incident Response Sucker Punch
Experts debate best way to best way to prepare for the inevitable
> #Infosec16: Local Champions Can Help Foster Right Security Culture
PA Consulting claims IT security teams must get leadership and staff onside
> #Infosec16: Nation State Black Hats Turn Enterprise Tools Against Their Owners
Dell SecureWorks claims advanced attack techniques require an agile response
> DataGravity Forms Advisory Board of Top Security Names
The board is tasked with defining solutions to challenges in defining, detecting and defending critical information.
> #Infosec16 Experts: 'UK Biz Will Follow GDPR Even in Event of Brexit'
Legal experts urge organizations to prioritize compliance now
> #Infosec16: Cisco's Martin Lee Discusses Evolution of Ransomware
Hackers are manipulating age-old theft models and improving them for modern-day cybercrime, with the evolution of ransomware a key example.
> Internet is Rife with Unencrypted Telnet and Clear Text
15 million unencrypted telnet nodes out there offer shells to anyone who cares to peek in on the clear text password as it's being used.
> AI Platform Attracts $2.5M Seed Round
The company was running on USC grants from the Department of Homeland Security, Defense Department and the US Army Research Office.
> Mega-DDoS Attacks Hit All-Time High on Q1
During Q1, Akamai mitigated more than 4,500 DDoS attacks, which is a 125% increase compared with Q1 2015.