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Account takeovers: Insiders need not be malicious to cause chaos

Bradley Barth

December 24, 2020

With 2020 coming to a close, SC Media is delivering through a series of articles our picks of the most high impact events and trends of the last year, which we predict will factor into community strategies in 2021 and beyond. This is the first in that series.

Security News, Women in IT Security

International women in cyber spotlight diversity efforts back home

Bradley Barth

October 25, 2020

SC Media took a trek around the globe, visiting four different cybersecurity markets – Israel, India, Russia and Brazil – and viewed each through the eyes of an accomplished female cyber pro.

Government/Defense

FBI rejects Trump’s claims that Chinese firm hacked Hillary Clinton’s server

Bradley Barth

August 30, 2018

An FBI official has denied an accusation from President Donald Trump that Chinese hackers infiltrated Hillary Clinton's private server and accessed classified information.

Privacy & Compliance News and Analysis

Telegram agrees to share data with terror investigators, but won’t help Russia decrypt messages

Bradley Barth

August 29, 2018

Revising its privacy policies, encrypted messaging service Telegram this week announced on its website that moving forward it will cooperate with terror investigations by providing relevant authorities with suspects' IP addresses and phone numbers, pending a court order.

Malware

Android spyware BusyGasper has many features, but few known victims

Bradley Barth

August 29, 2018

A newly discovered mobile malware implant nicknamed BusyGasper might leave some Android users breathless, if they knew about the unusual set of features the spyware uses to snoop on them.

Malware

Researchers find new POS malware with no data exfiltration capabilities

Bradley Barth

August 28, 2018

Researchers have discovered a point-of-sale malware program, RtPOS, that saves payment card data locally but does not exfiltrate it to a command-and-control server, perhaps so its activity is less likely to be detected as anomalous.

Vulnerabilities

Proof-of-concept exploit published shortly after disclosure of critical Apache Struts 2 flaw

Bradley Barth

August 27, 2018

Two days after the Apache Software Foundation released a software update to address a critical remote code execution vulnerability in its Apache Struts 2 web app development framework, researchers from Recorded Future revealed that they discovered a proof-of-concept exploit on GitHub. They also uncovered a Python script that helps allow for easy exploitation, as well…

Cybercrime

Harsh Reality: Former NSA contractor Reality Winner sentenced to 63 months for leaking classified report

Bradley Barth

August 23, 2018

Reality Winner, the former NSA contractor who last June pleaded guilty to leaking classified defense reports pertaining to Russian election interference to a media outlet, was sentenced today to 63 months in federal prison.

Government/Defense

Sen. McCaskill reportedly identified as Russian hacking target as mid-term elections approach

Bradley Barth

July 27, 2018

Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., an incumbent facing a tight race in the 2018 U.S. mid-term elections, has affirmed that Russian hackers are attempting to interfere with her reelection campaign, following an independent forensic analysis identifying her as a target.

APTs/cyberespionage

Cyberattacks soared in Finland prior to Trump-Putin summit; IoT devices a major target

Bradley Barth

July 24, 2018

Cyberattacks against Finland skyrocketed in the days leading up to the July 16 Helsinki summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- the majority of which were attempts to brute force IoT devices.

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Account takeovers: Insiders need not be malicious to cause chaos

International women in cyber spotlight diversity efforts back home

FBI rejects Trump’s claims that Chinese firm hacked Hillary Clinton’s server

Telegram agrees to share data with terror investigators, but won’t help Russia decrypt messages

Android spyware BusyGasper has many features, but few known victims

Researchers find new POS malware with no data exfiltration capabilities

Proof-of-concept exploit published shortly after disclosure of critical Apache Struts 2 flaw

Harsh Reality: Former NSA contractor Reality Winner sentenced to 63 months for leaking classified report

Sen. McCaskill reportedly identified as Russian hacking target as mid-term elections approach

Cyberattacks soared in Finland prior to Trump-Putin summit; IoT devices a major target

Russian DragonFly hackers accessed electrical utilities control rooms in lengthy campaign