Months after her father was lured back to Rwanda under false pretenses and jailed, Carine Kanimba discovered her own phone had been hacked using private spyware.
Nuki Smart Lock Vulnerabilities Allow Hackers to Open Doors
Security researchers with NCC Group have documented 11 vulnerabilities impacting Nuki smart lock products, including issues that could allow attackers to open doors.
Nuki offers smart lock products – Nuki Smart Lock and Nuki Bridge – that allow users to unlock their doors with their smartphones by simply walking in range.
Microsoft Catches Austrian Company Exploiting Windows, Adobe Zero-Days
Malware hunters at Microsoft have caught an Austrian hack-for-hire company exploiting zero-day flaws in Windows and Adobe software products in “limited and targeted attacks” against European and Central American computer users.
HUMAN Security and PerimeterX Merge on Mission to Combat Bots
Mailing List Provider WordFly Scrambling to Recover Following Ransomware Attack
Mailing list provider WordFly has been offline for more than two weeks after ransomware encrypted data on some of its systems.
WordFly provides digital marketing for arts, culture, entertainment, and sports organizations, offering email and SMS marketing, forms, and surveys, among other options.
IBM Security: Cost of Data Breach Hitting All-Time Highs
A study commissioned by IBM Security says the global average cost of a data breach reached an all-time high of $4.35 million and warned that the absence of zero trust principles at studied organizations are pushing those costs even higher.
What the Titanic Can Teach Us About Fraud?
What questions should enterprise fraud teams ask when looking to better detect and mitigate fraud?
In early April, 1912, many people believed that the Titanic was unsinkable. On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sank and by late April, 1912, as the news spread, people no longer believed that the Titanic was unsinkable.
US Offers $10 Million for Information on North Korean Hackers
The US Department of State has announced that it is offering up to $10 million as a reward for information on individuals associated with notorious North Korean state-sponsored hacking groups.
Dozens of ‘Luca Stealer’ Malware Samples Emerge After Source Code Made Public
Security researchers have observed an uptick in new Luca Stealer samples after the malware’s source code was made public.
Coded in Rust, the malware was initially observed in early July 2022, when its developer posted the source code on cybercrime forums, likely in an effort to boost their reputation.
AWS Announces Enhancements to Cloud Security, Privacy, Compliance
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is hosting its re:Inforce 2022 conference these days and the cloud giant has taken the opportunity to unveil several enhancements to its security offerings.
Security, privacy, compliance and identity
