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  • "Over 100,000 Security Cameras in U.K. Are Hackable"
    The consumer advocacy organization, called "Which?", conducted a study that revealed the vulnerability of more than 100,000 wireless security cameras installed in U.K. homes and businesses to hacking. According to the company's findings, security cameras…
  • "Billions of Devices Affected by UPnP Vulnerability"
    Researchers have discovered a new vulnerability they are calling CallStranger (CVE-2020-12695). This vulnerability is technically a vulnerability in UPnP’s SUBSCRIBE function. CallStranger affects many devices running the Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)…
  • "Cyber Attack Forces Aussie Beer Giant Lion to Shut Operations"
    Lion, Australia's largest brewer for popular beer brands such as Budweiser, Guinness, and Corona, recently faced a significant cyberattack, resulting in the shut down of the company's IT systems and disruption to the supply of products to suppliers and…
  • "The FBI Expects a Surge of Mobile Banking Threats"
    In new US financial data studies, the results indicate a 50 percent surge in mobile banking since the beginning of 2020.  More than a quarter of Americans plan to use mobile tools to conduct banking activities, and almost a quarter of the…
  • "Platform Empowers Users to Control Their Personal Data"
    Every day millions of us generate valuable digital data for several different reasons pertaining to sustainability, productivity, health improvement, and more. However, we do not have the power to decide how data collected about us is used, posing a…
  • "RiskIQ Analyzes Millions of Internet Observations to Map the Enterprise Attack Surface"
    RiskIQ released a report, titled "Analysis of an Attack Surface: Five Ways Hackers are Targeting Organizations," which shares findings from the company's analysis of its internet-wide telemetry and internet data collection. These findings call attention…
  • "Bad Habits And Risky Behaviors Put Corporate Data at Risk"
    Researchers conducted a new survey of 625 IT and application development professionals across the United States, United Kingdom, France, and Germany.  More than half of the respondents described their IT environment as hybrid cloud, an increase from…
  • "Twitter Nabs a Network of Chinese Accounts Demonizing Pro-Democracy Protests, Spinning Coronavirus News"
    Twitter has recently removed 23,750 accounts linked to Chinese-backed propaganda campaigns. They also discovered 150,000 other accounts sought to amplify the content on the accounts that were taken down. Much of the activity on Twitter was aimed at…
  • "Two New Intel CPU Flaws Make It Easy for Hackers to Extract Sensitive Data"
    Two new vulnerabilities have been discovered in Intel processors. The exploitation of these vulnerabilities could allow hackers to gain access to sensitive data stored on compromised systems. Researchers from the University of Michigan, the VU University…
  • "Hackers Plan to Use Stolen Cryptocurrency Exchange Data for SIM Swapping"
    Hackers have revealed their plans to use stolen personal data on users of the Canadian cryptocurrency exchange, Coinsquare, to execute SIM-swapping attacks. According to Coinsqaure, the data was taken by a former employee, further highlighting the risk…
  • "Here's How Phishing and Malware Attacks Are Evolving"
    Cybercriminals are continuing to modify coronavirus-related phishing and malware attacks to increase the chances of tricking unsuspecting victims in certain geographic locations into giving up personal information and financial details. Google Cloud has…
  • "Average Cost of DNS Attacks Hovering Around $924,000"
    In new research, researchers at Efficient IP have found that 79% of organizations surveyed worldwide experienced DNS attacks, with the average cost of each attack hovering around $924,000.  Organizations across all industries suffered an average of…