Collaborate Disseminate
The little-known website for the Federal Depository Library Program greeted visitors with an unusual image over the weekend, that of a bloody Donald Trump being punched in the face. It was posted by hackers along with a pro-Iran warning message that th… Continue reading U.S. Federal Website Defaced with Anti-Trump Message
Austria’s Foreign Ministry fought off a cyberattack over the weekend that it says was likely directed by a foreign state. The ministry said the attack started on Jan. 4 and might continue for a few more days, it but revealed few further details. … Continue reading Austria Repels Foreign State-Sponsored Attempt to Hack Foreign Ministry
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Ransomware has struck a facility belonging to the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), affecting industrial control systems, security cameras, and much more, according to the USCG, which didn’t reveal the name or location of the affected base. The ransomware… Continue reading Ryuk Ransomware Hits U.S. Coast Guard Facility
Cybersecurity should be a top concern for any business, with strong policies and protocol put in place, and top executives leading by example. However, recent research has shown that more than half of senior managers disregard the rules, placing their … Continue reading An Unexpected Insider Threat: Senior Executives Who Ignore Cybersecurity Rules
Malware was discovered in Wawa’s payment processing servers, and it’s believed that all convenience store locations were affected. The stolen information includes names and credit card numbers, among other data. Wawa CEO Chris Gheysens said… Continue reading All Wawa Convenience Stores Infected with Credit Card-Stealing Malware
Google says it plans to be more proactive in its bug and vulnerability hunting and is now offering money before patch work is completed, as opposed to after the fact. Security needs to be a proactive enterprise, which usually means that companies such … Continue reading Google to Offer Advance Payments in Patch Rewards Program
A network of 265 fake websites that were promoting anti-Pakistan news and sharing pro-India news were found operating in 65 countries. Some of the websites were built in a way meant to influence high-ranking members of the European parliament. Ac… Continue reading 265 Fake Websites Set Up to Promote Anti-Pakistan News, Influence EU Officials
Santa is coming to town, and he’s packing a white hat this Christmas as he brings good tidings, gifts and advice for people to stay cybersafe over the holidays. In a modern world where Christmas gifts often consist of smartphones, tablets and ass… Continue reading Santa Sports a White Hat This Modern Christmas
Iran foiled a significant cyber-attack against the country’s “electronic infrastructure,” according to Iranian Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi. The minister shared few details about the incident, which took pl… Continue reading Iran Claims It Foiled a State-Backed Cyber Attack