Collaborate Disseminate
The man who once pretended to be a doctor explains identity theft to the health industry at HIMMS. Continue reading Frank Abagnale, world-famous con-man, explains why technology won’t stop breaches
Rep. Ted Lieu and others ask Chaffetz and Cummings to look into “troubling reports.” Continue reading Trump’s apparent security faux-pas-palooza triggers call for House investigation
“Pro_Mast3r” takes over server associated with campaign donations. Continue reading “Nothing is impossible”: Trump donation server defaced
Kaspersky researchers find Android apps for connected cars soft targets for hackers. Continue reading Researchers discover security problems under the hood of automobile apps
Some accounts may have been accessed with forged cookies as recently as 2016. Continue reading Yahoo reveals more breachiness to users victimized by forged cookies
Attacker targeted groups in Qatar, Nepal using extensive fake social media profile. Continue reading Amnesty International uncovers phishing campaign against human rights activists
Trump’s response to N. Korea missile was posted on Facebook by Mar-a-Lago guests. Continue reading How to not do presidential opsec: Crisis management over dinner in public
He registered domains years ago, leaving personal data exposed—like lots of people. Continue reading Leave Spicer alone! (Or, why DNS registration is horrible)
It’s all fun and games until someone loses a password. Continue reading Fun, games, and security: WarCollar’s DopeScope and Booby Trap
76 apps in Apple’s App Store still don’t use best practices to protect user data. Continue reading Dozens of popular iOS apps vulnerable to intercept of TLS-protected data