Twitter changes "hacked materials" policy, Robinhood tells customers to set up 2FA, Toshiba plans to generate $3B from quantum key distribution, China's APT 31 poses as McAfee and others A phone call to an Internet provider in Oregon was all it took to briefly knock offline
Millions of Dickey's Restaurant customers' data for sale on the dark web, DOJ indicts botnet-related money-laundering group members, C-Span's Scully lied about hack, Iran admits cyberattacks, more Plugging away: check out my column today at CSO on the common pitfalls that cybersecurity
Twitter hackers began with tech support scam, FinFisher offices raided, Zoom to offer end-to-end encryption, Google and Intel warn of Bleeding Tooth Flaw in Linux, Trickbot network is still alive
It's not clear if any foreign threat actor or bona fide "hacking" incident was involved but a whole lot of confusion and chaos reigned. Bright side: U.S. is better prepared to tackle disinformation.
Norway blames Russia for Parliament cyberattack, Internet freedom has taken a hit since COVID-19, Cybercriminals are launching attacks at WFH workers using Ofice 365, and more Microsoft issued updates to fix 87 security problems in Windows and programs that run on top of it as part of Patch Tuesday.
Hackney Council hit by cyberattack, Doctorow publishes third in Little Brother series and more.
Goal was to prevent election-related ransomware attacks by the Russian criminals; botnet disrupted but not permanently disabled
Google provided cops with IP addresses of web searchers in R. Kelly-related case, Software AG hit by CLOP ransomware, debate moderator says his Twitter account was hacked, more
But the gang behind the malware still appears to be up to its old tricks...
UK Parliament committee says Huawei colludes with the Chinese government, Apple pays researchers nearly $300K for finding bugs in online platform, Facebook launches bug bounty loyalty program and more
'Staggering' number of attacks linked to Bahamut mercenary group, Google adds cross-app alerts, Comcast remote can become listening device, a new botnet is hijacking smart devices for DDoS and mining Nakashima Says Reporters Must Determine Authenticity and Provenance of Hacked Materials (This short article is part of
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