Technology (Australia) IBM and Vocus settle Census outage lawsuitarnnet.com.au - www.arnnet.com.au IBM, Vocus and Vocus subsidiary Nextgen have settled a lawsuit relating to the high-profile failure of the Australian Census website in 2016. IBM sued …
James Blackflipped into TechSecurity MagazineCybersecurity What is Malware and How Can it Hurt Your Business?smallbiztrends.com - by Pratik Dholakiya In Technology Trends 0 It’s the 21st century. Businesses are moving online and with terabytes of data. According to a study, the big four companies Microsoft, Google, …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoTechnology Policy Technology | Academics | Policy - The Aftermath of the Dyn DDOS Attacktechpolicy.com - www.techpolicy.com Nobody knows who organized the attack. It might have come from an angry gamer, or from a rogue spy, or, perhaps, an angry rogue spy playing games. …
Security In fiveflipped into Security In FiveCybersecurity Cybercrime is maturing, shifting its focus to larger and more profitable targets - Help Net Securityhelpnetsecurity.com - Help Net Security October 10, 2019 Cybercrime is continuing to mature and becoming more and more bold, shifting its focus to larger and more profitable targets as well as new …
WIREDEncryption A Controversial Plan to Encrypt More of the InternetWIRED - Condé Nast The security community generally agrees on the importance of encrypting private data: Add a passcode to your smartphone. Use a secure messaging app …
McAfee McAfee unleashes decentralized “no restrictions” crypto exchangeyahoo.com - Nicholas Marinoff John McAfee is sick and tired of all of crypto’s rules and regulations. Today, one of the most controversial figures in the industry launched what …
Neil Kakitaflipped into My Web WanderingsTechnology macOS systems abused in DDoS attacksZDNet - Catalin Cimpanu Up to 40,000 macOS systems expose a particular port online that can be abused for pretty big DDoS attacks. DDoS-for-hire services, also known as DDoS …
Akron, OH Akron hacker sentenced in Cleveland Federal Courtiheart.com - Ken Robinson (Cleveland) - An Akron man is sentenced to six years in prison for launching denial of service attacks that shut down web sites for the city of Akron …
Forbesflipped into TechnologySecurity My Picks For The Top Cybersecurity Companies Of 2019Forbes - Joresa BlountIn just under 20 years, the internet has exploded to 2 billion websites. Naturally, with this growth has come fraud, amounting to a staggering $2 trillion in losses in 2019. Thankfully, cybersecurity also
Dean Cflipped into HACKINGTechnology Dutch police take down hornets' nest of DDoS botnetsZDNet - Catalin Cimpanu Police seize servers from bulletproof hosting provider that harbored tens of DDoS botnets. Dutch police have taken down this week a bulletproof …
Business Insiderflipped into Top StoriesCybersecurity 7 emerging technologies that cybersecurity experts are worried aboutBusiness Insider - Aaron HolmesWith three months left in the year, 2019 has already seen an exceptional number of major cybersecurity incidents. An avalanche of hacks, breaches, and data exposures have rattled government agencies and
Kevin Wharramflipped into Security & PrivacyDarknet Darknet hosting provider busted in underground NATO bunkersophos.com - by A large piece of the dark web’s spine has been broken: German investigators announced on Friday that they’ve excavated the CyberBunker. The so-called …
Connor Brightonflipped into XBox WorldRainbow Six Rainbow Six Siege Faced With New Hack That Switches Your Operatorcogconnected.com - Connor Brighton Rainbow Six Siege has always had a problem with hackers ever since its release, especially on PC. Classic hacks like aimbot or wallhacks have …
sipothembaflipped into Cyber SecurityMalware Microsoft And Cisco Talos Spot Clever New Malware That Turns Computers Into Cybercrime AccomplicesForbes - Lee MathewsCybercriminals have plenty of different motives for infecting computers with malware. Sometimes it’s purely a profit-driven move. Other times it’s about stealing information. Then there’s the malware turns
Ars TechnicaNATO German police seize “bulletproof” hosting data center in former NATO bunkerArs Technica - Sean Gallagher Data center in former military complex hosted drug, child porn sites. On September 26, a data center in a former NATO military bunker in the town of …
The Columbus Dispatchflipped into Things to do in Columbus areaColumbus, OH Podcasts to Listen To: This esports life and the best e-sports podcasts to listen todispatch.com - Matthew Girard Professional e-sports - competition using video games - haven’t been around for very long, but in just under a decade, professional video gaming has …
Trading BTI Alleges OKEx of Orchestrating DDoS Attack Amid Wash Trading Reportfinancemagnates.com - 4053 The Blockchain Transparency Institute (BTI) last week published a report showcasing the wash trading in major crypto exchanges and is now blaming …
Internet of Things 6 IoT Security Reminders Three Years After Miraiiotworldtoday.com - 26th September 2019 Let’s imagine, just for a moment, that you are a late adolescent, and, with two friends, developed one of the most powerful pieces of malware in …
Kevin Wharramflipped into Security & PrivacyTechnology 'Carpet-bombing' DDoS attack takes down South African ISP for an entire dayZDNet - Catalin Cimpanu Carpet bombing - the DDoS technique that's just perfect for attacking ISPs, cloud services, and data centers. Mysterious attackers have taken down a …
Techdirtflipped into TechdirtBruce Schneier Yet Another Study Shows The Internet Of Things Is A Privacy Shitshowtechdirt.com - Thu, Oct 3rd 2019 6:38am — Karl Bode Day in and day out, it's becoming increasingly clear that the smart home revolution simply isn't all that smart. Security analysts like Bruce Schneier …
Digital Trendsflipped into Digital TrendsWorld of Warcraft Authorities arrest suspect behind World of Warcraft Classic DDoS attacksDigital Trends - Aaron Mamiit The suspect behind the distributed denial of service attacks against World of Warcraft Classic earlier this month has been tracked down and arrested, …
Andrew Sparrowflipped into Aerospace & Defence 4IR NewsIndia News Underground forums and markets are buzzing with conversations on exploiting IOT: Reportlivemint.com - Abhijit Ahaskar The growing adoption of IOT in homes, offices, smart cities has resulted in a lot of unwanted attention too. It seems to be the hottest subject on …
GamesRadar+flipped into GamesRadar+Beta Testing Cube World is out at the end of the month, and early access players can play from next weekGamesRadar - Vikki Blake A couple of weeks ago, Picroma broke its silence about the voxel-based, procedurally-generated action-RPG, Cube World, and confirmed the game would …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoWorld of Warcraft Suspect who DDOSed World of Warcraft Classic is arrested | PC Gamerpcgamer.com - Steven Messner Earlier this month, World of Warcraft Classic servers were hit with a distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack that made reliably accessing its …
Neil Kakitaflipped into My Web WanderingsGaming Industry Suspect arrested in conjunction with World of Warcraft DDoS attackgamesindustry.biz - Rebekah Valentine A Blizzard community manager has stated that an individual was arrested in conjunction with a series of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks …
Ubisoft Ubisoft is taking legal action against Rainbow Six Siege DDoS attackersgamasutra.com - Alissa McAloon Ubisoft is taking a number of steps to try and cut down on the impact distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks have on Rainbow Six Siege matches, …
FortuneSecurity ‘Security’ Cameras Are Dry Powder for Hackers. Here’s WhyFortune Hundreds of thousands of vulnerable "security" cameras are a major factor in a new, very powerful distributed denial of service attack, or DDoS …
TechRaptorflipped into TechRaptorWorld of Warcraft World of Warcraft DDOS Attacker Arrestedtechraptor.net - Brian Renadette / September 19, 2019 at 7:02 PM / Gaming, Gaming News / Comments Earlier this month, World of Warcraft Classic was struck by a DDOS attack that …
Polygonflipped into PlaystationPlayStation Rainbow Six Siege devs fighting hackers with legal threatsPolygon - Owen S. GoodRainbow Six Siege has a big enough problem with denial-of-service attacks disrupting matches that Ubisoft Montreal told its community of a multi-pronged plan to deal with it all, including siccing their
WIREDflipped into Top StoriesCulture A Major Legal Battle May Change How Digital Game Sales WorkWIRED - Condé Nast Welcome to a special legal-eagle edition of Replay, where we're running down the biggest (and most interesting) stories in games from the past week …
