TheMoon Rises Again, With a Botnet-as-a-Service Threat
A new module allows it to be rented to other malicious actors — and it’s likely other new capabilities are coming down the pike. Go to Source
Prepare to Defend Your Network Against Swarm-as-a-Service
Swarm technology may be a game changer for the bad guys if organizations don’t change their tactics. Go to Source
2019 Already Marred By Slew of Data Breach Incidents
So far, 2019 shows no signs of a decline in data incidents. Go to Source
Airbus Data Takes Flight; and Billions of Credentials Dumped on Dark Web
A cyberattack lifts employee data at the French aerospace giant as news hits of “Collections 2-5” being passed around the underground. Go to Source
Researchers Allege ‘Systemic’ Privacy, Security Flaws in Popular IoT Devices
A report found that a dozen connected devices are open to several security and privacy issues. Go to Source
Attackers Can Track Kids’ Locations via Connected Watches
A severe flaw exposes sensitive information for 35,000 kids and 20,000 individual accounts. Go to Source
Stealthy Malware Disguises Itself as a WordPress License Key
A spam injector hides in plain site within WordPress theme files. Go to Source
Apple Blasts Facebook Over Data-Sucking ‘Research’ App
Another one of Facebook’s apps has been banned from Apple’s ecosystem due to the level of data that it collects and how it was distributed. Go to Source
Japan to Hunt Down Citizens’ Insecure IoT Devices
Japan will carry out a “survey” of 200 million deployed IoT devices, with white-hats trying to log into internet-discoverable devices using default credentials. Go to Source
2019 and Beyond: The (Expanded) RSAC Advisory Board Weighs in on What’s Next: Pt. 2
Part two of RSA’s Conference Advisory Board look into the future tackles how approaches to cybersecurity must evolve to meet new emerging challenges. Go to Source