Cyber Policy in the News
Phishing Attack: New Wave Targets 550 Million Email Users Globally
Phishing Attack: New Wave Targets 550 Million Email Users Globally
Vade Secure has discovered a new phishing attack, representing more than 550 million emails sent since Q1 2018. The phishing attack attempts to steal users’ bank account details by offering them a coupon or discount in exchange for participating in a quiz or online contest.
Phishing Attack: New Wave Targets 550 Million Email Users Globally
Trump’s cell phone use is security “nightmare” waiting to happen, lawmakers say
Trump’s cell phone use is security “nightmare” waiting to happen, lawmakers say
New letter: “Does the President use encryption when he makes phone calls…?”
Trump’s cell phone use is security “nightmare” waiting to happen, lawmakers say
Defending hospitals against life-threatening cyberattacks
Defending hospitals against life-threatening cyberattacks
In a complex environment with massive numbers of internet-connected devices, the key barrier to better cybersecurity isn’t funding: It’s ensuring staff at all levels take action against the threat.
How Hackers Could Cause Chaos On America’s Roads And Railways
How Hackers Could Cause Chaos On America’s Roads And Railways
A recent cyber breach of Colorado’s transportation department didn’t affect traffic signals, cameras or electronic message boards. The next state might n…
How Hackers Could Cause Chaos On America’s Roads And Railways
China’s ZTE may lose Android license as U.S. market woes build
China’s ZTE may lose Android license as U.S. market woes build
Chinese smartphone maker ZTE Corp’s U.S. woes deepened on Tuesday, as regulators proposed new rules that could cut into its sales, while a supply ban means it may not be able to use Android software in its devices, according to a source.
China’s ZTE may lose Android license as U.S. market woes build
We built the internet to be insecure
We built the internet to be insecure
An early pioneer explains the roots of today’s hacking epidemic.
34 major tech companies are uniting to fight cyberattacks
34 major tech companies are uniting to fight cyberattacks
A group of 34 companies, including Dell, Facebook and Microsoft, have signed a Cybersecurity Tech Accord promising a united front against cyberattacks.
A junior banker in Italy hijacked servers from his company to mine bitcoin â and thousands of others are doing similar things
A junior banker in Italy hijacked servers from his company to mine bitcoin â and thousands of others are doing similar things
Darktrace CEO Nicole Eagan told a conference in London: “This is becoming a big problem.”
Microsoft and Other Tech Companies Join Cybersecurity Tech Accord — Redmondmag.com
Microsoft and Other Tech Companies Join Cybersecurity Tech Accord — Redmondmag.com
The Cybersecurity Tech Accord was announced today, with 34 tech companies joining.
Microsoft and Other Tech Companies Join Cybersecurity Tech Accord — Redmondmag.com
Trump already passed Obama in cyber-crime attribution
Trump already passed Obama in cyber-crime attribution
The Obama administration attributed four cyberattacks to foreign entities – Trump is already at six.