Cyber Security, UK declares war to coronavirus cybercrime
NCSC launched some dedicated services, as Suspicious Email Reporting Service, and a Cyber Aware campaign to help protecting people against COVID-19 scams, phishing and attacks.
Iran, “Soleimani” effect over: international pressure restarts
Tehran, having shot down the Ukrainian civil plane, goes from victim to executioner. France. UK and Germany urge to rejoin the JCPOA as protests continue and become "dangerous".
Christmas 2019, online shopping at risk: pay attention as entering URLs
Venafi cyber security experts: More than 100,000 domain of leading web global sellers have been imitated with typosquatting. Cybercrime wants to steal information and spread malware.
Cyber Security, spending increase 24% and there is a 17% rise in attacks
A ServiceNow-Ponemon study: Major data breaches continue to dominate, and almost 48% of organizations have had a data breach in past two years. Vulnerability is the main issue.
UK is suffering an ongoing, widespread cybercrime phishing campaign
The NCSC cyber security experts: The goal is credential harvesting. It has been active since at least July 2018 through various iterations, with a recent spike in early October 2019.
Cyber Security, the international community tighten ranks on cyberspace
27 countries sign a joint statement on advancing responsible state behaviour, calling on all states to join in countering state and non-state actors aggressions.
Syria, SDF together with Trump: Isis militiamen captured at Deir Ezzor out now
Jazeera Storm: If they escape or be freed it would be a catastrophe. The EU doesn’t take a position for now, but it risks the reorganization of the Islamic State in Iraq.
The universal kit for decoding the GandCrab ransomware released
The cyber security experts of some police forces have developed it together with Bitdefender and Europol. It recovers files blocked by almost all versions of malware.
Five Eyes Group goes tougher on encryption with vendors and providers
US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand called also the digital industry to further develop and expand capabilities to prevent upload of illicit content.
Not all the EU member states are compliant with the NIS Directive right now
Many European countries missed the deadline on the measures to prevent cyber attacks from disrupting essential services. Especially on the penalties.