Olympic Destroyer: A False Flag Confusion Bomb
Researchers say the case of Olympic Destroyer malware show how threat actors can manipulate “geopolitical agenda” with false flags.
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Lookout: Dark Caracal Points To APT Actors Moving To Mobile Targets
Lookout researchers discussed Dark Caracal’s implications for APT actors in the mobile space and why its now a juicy target.
Apple Tackles Cellebrite Unlock Claims, Sort Of
In the wake of claims an Israeli company Cellebrite has developed an unlocking tool for any iPhone, Apple is urging customers to upgrade to the latest version of iOS 11.
A recent FBI public service advisory warned of an increase in reports of compromised or spoofed emails involving W-2 forms.
The FCC’s rollback of network neutrality regulations is set to be complete in April, but it won’t happen without a fight.
Researchers now believe attackers may have had prior access to networks and that malware was more sophisticated than originally believed.
Russian authorities have broken up a crime ring involving a hacker and willing gas-station employees who have used malicious software to cheat customers of gas.
There is “a glimmer of light” despite the Senate’s move to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, says the ACLU.
A massive mobile espionage campaign has been collecting troves of sensitive personal information since 2012, according to a new report from the Electronic Frontier Foundation and security firm Lookout.
Mozilla and a coalition of state U.S. attorney generals have filed federal lawsuits in hopes of reinstating net neutrality.
