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> US Voter Leak Hits Tea Party Organization
Fund-raising super PAC spills details on half a million voters
> Slither – a Solidity static analysis framework
Slither is the first open-source static analysis framework for Solidity. Slither is fast and precise; it can find real vulnerabilities in a few seconds without user intervention. It is highly customizable and provides a set of APIs to inspect and analyze Solidity code easily. We use it in all of our...
> Experts Question 'Official' Drop in Cybercrime
Under-reporting may be seriously skewing ONS results
> Secret Comment Crew Code Spotted in New Attack
Operation Oceansalt could be false flag attempt, says McAfee
> Introduction to Verifiable Delay Functions (VDFs)
Finding randomness on the blockchain is hard. A classic mistake developers make when trying to acquire a random value on-chain is to use quantities like future block hashes, block difficulty, or timestamps. The problem with these schemes is that they are vulnerable to manipulation by miners. For exa...
> GreyEnergy Potential Successor of BlackEnergy
GreyEnergy targets the energy sector with a malware framework similar to that of BlackEnergy, says ESET.
> Consumers Forgive Post-Breach, Want Privacy Rules
A survey suggests that consumers forgive brands but want GDPR-like rules in the US.
> L’OT au secours de l’IT
Certaines solutions de sécurité développées pour l’IT peuvent être utilisées pour l’OT (Operational Technology), mais à condition d’être adaptées. Au vu des derniers événements, en particulier le hack hardware « Supermicro », on peut se demander si l’inverse ne serait pas une [...] Lire la suite
> Amid Fears of Election Security, SEO Poisons URLs
Poll finds Americans are concerned about election security, and Zscaler says SEO is poisoning midterm elections.
> European Banks and Police Warn Consumers of Cyber Scams
Awareness raising exercise is part of European Cyber Security Month
> How to Spot Good Fuzzing Research
Of the nearly 200 papers on software fuzzing that have been published in the last three years, most of them—even some from high-impact conferences—are academic clamor. Fuzzing research suffers from inconsistent and subjective benchmarks, which keeps this potent field in a state of arrested developme...
> Former Equifax Developer Sentenced for Insider Trading
Atlanta man worked on breach portal
> UK ISPs: Government Must Take Lead on Cybersecurity
ISPA calls for simplified reporting and regulatory environment
> Ethereum security guidance for all
We came away from ETH Berlin with two overarching impressions: first, many developers were hungry for any guidance on security, and second; too few security firms were accessible. When we began taking on blockchain security engagements in 2016, there were no tools engineered for the work. Useful doc...
> Launch Day Catastrophe for Donald Daters App Users
A researcher was able to download the entire database of Donald Dater app users.
> FBI Investigates Attack on Critical Water Utility
North Carolina-based Onslow Water and Sewer Authority (ONWASA) suffers ransomware attack while recovering from hurricane damage.
> 9 in 10 Orgs Don't Have Desired Security Culture
Creating a cyber-secure culture requires an "all hands on deck" approach that is well funded.
> Global Cybersecurity Skills Gap Reaches Three Million
New (ISC)² methodology reveals huge shortfall today
> NCSC Tackles 10 Attacks on Government Per Week
GCHQ body says Active Cyber Defence strategy is working
> Millions of US Voter Records for Sale
Possible state insiders supplying dark web with info