Wall Street Journal |
Tax-Preparation Firm Discloses Data Breach
Wall Street Journal 11, TaxAct sent a letter with the heading “Notice of Data Breach” to about 450 customers. It said swindlers may have their names and Social Security numbers and that tax returns stored in their accounts may have been opened or printed. The unauthorized … |
The Guardian |
'Trident is old technology': the brave new world of cyber warfare
The Guardian In a hotel in the Estonian capital Tallinn, 400 soldiers and civilians are taking part in Nato's biggest ever cyber war game, Locked Shields. At ranks of computer screens, young men with crew cuts in camouflage fatigues sit interspersed with teams of … Hackers to Pentagon: You're Doing Cyber Wrong |
Phys.Org |
When it comes to Internet security and privacy, the public remains confused
Phys.Org The UK government is proposing to follow Australia with the introduction of their version of data retention legislation called the Investigatory Powers bill. This will require Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to maintain records of web addresses … |
Security Intelligence (blog) |
2016 Cybercrime Reloaded: Our Predictions for the Year Ahead
Security Intelligence (blog) Late 2015 showed the first signs of mobile malware for Android that was able to materialize the effect webinjections have on users in the PC browser: overlay malware. Overlay malware apps are one-stop fraud facilitators that steal user credentials and … |