A Roadmap to Secure Connected Cars: Charting the WP.29’s UN Regulation No. 155
Connected cars are now on the way to becoming a regular part of everyday traffic all over the world. How should stakeholders make these vehicles more secure? The regulatory...
Commodified Cybercrime Infrastructure
Cybercriminal takeover
The server takeover is the earliest stage, where exposed assets are enumerated (i.e., via network scanners), accessed, and categorized by features (e.g., availability, bandwidth, and type of GPU)...
US aims to cut off foreign adversaries access to Americans’ personal data
An executive order could potentially allow American government agencies to hold the sale of personal US citizen data a national security threat.
The Biden administration has drafted an executive order...
‘No face, no case… no more’ – US court jails crooks for online ID...
Three men have been imprisoned for stealing the credentials of tens of thousands of victims and using these to fraudulently obtain credit and tax rebates on a massive scale,...
Hackers exploit Roblox’s scripting engine to install Trojan
Hackers exploit a scripting engine used for Roblox to insert a Trojan file that can break applications, corrupt or remove data, and send information to malicious actors.
Cybercriminals continue...
Lightning strikes twice: DeadBolt zaps QNAP again
The advanced persistent threat (APT) ransomware group DeadBolt has struck again, and once more Taiwanese software developer QNAP is the victim.
QNAP confirmed the second attack this year on Thursday...
Senate accuses ID firm of lying about privacy
A biometric ID system used across state and federal governments in the US has drawn fire from the Senate, over concerns that it discriminates against non-white ethnicities and violates...
