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Car maker Toyota admitted earlier today that it had suffered what appears to have been a malware attack at its facilities in Melbourne, Australia, which knocked out its website and other communications.
The post Toyota Australia driven offline by cyber… Continue reading Toyota Australia driven offline by cyber attack, as heart hospital hit by ransomware
North Country Business Products (NCBP), a provider of point-of-sales systems, has revealed that 139 of its clients have been hit by a malware infection that stole the payment card details of consumers.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security bl… Continue reading 139 US bars, restaurants and coffeeshops infected by credit-card stealing malware
North Country Business Products (NCBP), a provider of point-of-sales systems, has revealed that 139 of their clients have been hit by a malware infection that stole the payment card details of consumers. Retailers at dozens of locations across the Unit… Continue reading 139 US bars, restaurants and coffeeshops infected by credit-card stealing malware
How would *you* track someone who owed you money? What was the colossal flaw Facebook left on its website for anyone to exploit and hijack accounts? And what excuse are insurance companies giving for not paying victims of the NotPetya malware millions … Continue reading Smashing Security #116: Stalking debtors, Facebook farce, and a cyber insurance snag
Attacks that can silently skim payment data as it is entered on websites have become a huge problem.
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As if some folks weren’t concerned enough about the infiltration of potentially privacy-busting devices into the home, Google has admitted it did not disclose that it hid a secret microphone inside its Nest Secure product.
Read more in my article on th… Continue reading Google in hot water after not revealing it had hidden a secret microphone in home alarm product
As if some folks weren’t concerned enough about the infiltration of potentially privacy-busting devices into the home, Google has admitted it did not disclose that it hid a secret microphone inside one of its products. Owners of the Nest Secure w… Continue reading Google in hot water after not revealing it had hidden a secret microphone in home alarm product
Many have been baffled by Jay Brodsky’s legal action against Apple, including his claim that it takes between two and five minutes for him to pass the 2FA security check.
But things began to fall a little more into place when you discover it’s not the … Continue reading The man suing Apple over two-factor authentication has ‘previous’
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As leading companies in every industry today are undergoing digital transformation, the lines are blurring between any… Continue reading Why real-time intelligence matters for managing third-party risk
Coinmama, a site that is supposed to “make it fast, safe and fun” to buy Bitcoins and Etherium with a credit card, has suffered a data breach that has resulted in almost half a million customers having their personal details breached.
Read more in my a… Continue reading 450,000 usernames and passwords stolen from Coinmama cryptocurrency broker