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Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- Malvertising Campaign Mines Cryptocurrency Right in Your Browser - BleepingComputer
- Wyden demands answers from telecom giants, NSA over SS7 vulnerabilities - CyberScoop
- New Attack Abuses CDNs to Spread Malware - SecurityWeek
Late last week, Equifax – one of the four largest credit reporting bureaus in the United States – disclosed that in July, they experienced a massive data breach that cloud very well represent the largest compromise of significant personally-identifiable information (PII) ever. As reported by the company, data on over 143 million people was compromised, and the scope of that data included some of the most sensitive data that exists regarding individuals: names, addresses, birth dates, and Social Security numbers were captured, along with credit card numbers and other PII for a subset of those persons whose data was breached. Equifax disclosed that the compromised data included residents not only of the United States, but also Canada and the UK.
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- Equifax Confirms Apache Struts Flaw Used in Hack - Security Week
- Failure to patch two-month-old bug led to massive Equifax breach - Ars Technica
- The best enterprise anti-virus protection may not be enough - CSO
- 5 Problems That Keep CISOs Awake at Night - DarkReading
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- Cyber companies urged to share — and not sell — threat info - CyberScoop
- Auditors get guidance on SSH key management - CyberScoop
- Ayuda! (Help!) Equifax Has My Data!- Krebs on Security
- Billions Of Bluetooth Devices Vulnerable To Code Execution, MITM Attacks - Dark Reading
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- It’s about to get tougher for cops, border agents to get at your iPhone’s data - Ars Technica
- The Dog Days Of Cybersecurity Are Over - Forbes
- Spain Slaps Facebook with a 1.2 Million Euro Privacy Violation Fine - DarkReading
- The Equifax Breach: What You Should Know - Krebs on Security
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- Latest Equifax Bungle: Predictable Credit Freeze PINs - Bank Info Security
- PSA: no matter what, Equifax may tell you you’ve been impacted by the hack - TechCrunch
- Could CareFirst Data Breach Case Be Headed to Supreme Court? - Data Breach Today
- Equifax Data Breach Prompts Calls For Tougher Security Requirements On Data Aggregators - DarkReading
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- Abandoned mobile apps, domain names raise information security risks - CSO
- Equifax website hack exposes data for ~143 million US consumers - Ars Technica
- Why the Equifax breach is very possibly the worst leak of personal info ever- Ars Technica
- Equifax breach disclosure would have failed Europe’s tough new rules - TechCrunch