cybersecurity

Privacy | May 25, 2021

UK's bulk surveillance regime breaches human rights, is a risk to journalists: Judges

UK's regime blasted for going beyond "what was 'necessary in a democratic society".

Security | May 21, 2021

From C2 to C3: Hackers are getting esoteric when covering footprints, calling home.

Hackers are using the Slack API, MSFT's PowerAutomate, print jobs...

Security | May 20, 2021

4 Android vulnerabilities exploited in the wild: but you'll struggle for details...

"Not all 'In The Wild' reports mean that we know exactly the target set..."

Security | May 17, 2021

HSE hackers also penetrated gov't network - were kicked off before triggering Conti payload.

Malware "calls many any bogus WinAPIs with invalid arguments to intentionally throw exceptions... uses sandbox evasion techniques"

Security | May 14, 2021

Linux Foundation urges "more cooperation" from US gov't on 0days

USG should "work more cooperatively ... to share more vulnerability information."

Security | May 14, 2021

Ireland's national health service shuts down IT systems amid "significant" ransomware attack.

Radiological imaging reported affected, but ambulances running.

Security | May 13, 2021

Colonial Pipeline "paid $5m ransom" -- former CISA chief blasts being "investor in criminal enterprise"

"It’s a runaway freight train..."

Security | May 12, 2021

The Pipeline Hack: 2 (just 2!) key takeaways

There, but for the grace of god...

Security | May 11, 2021

Adobe Reader under attack, Siemens, SAP, Microsoft also drop vital Patch Tuesday fixes.

Adobe Reader users on Windows have been actively attacked by hackers abusing a vulnerability patched today (May 11), the software company said, pushing out "multiple critical and important vulnerabilities." The use-after-free 0day (CVE-2021-28550) was reported anonymously to Adobe, which said it has been "exploited in the wild

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