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Graham Cluley
Always be wary of opening unsolicited attachments - they might harbour malware. That's a message that is being strongly underlined once again, following the discovery of a cybercrime campaign that is sending out poisoned PDF files - pretending they are associated with hotel reservations.
Bleeping Computer
ExpressVPN has removed the split tunneling feature from the latest version of its software after finding that a bug exposed the domains users were visiting to configured DNS servers. [...]
The Register
Enforcement notice issued months after data regulator schooled police force Greater Manchester Police (GMP) must clear the backlog of hundreds of Freedom of Information (FOI) Act requests – some years old – or find itself in contempt of court.…
The Hacker News
Unspecified governments have demanded mobile push notification records from Apple and Google users to pursue people of interest, according to U.S. Senator Ron Wyden. "Push notifications are alerts sent by phone apps to users' smartphones," Wyden said. "These alerts pass through a digital post office run by the phone operating system provider -- overwhelmingly Apple or Google. Because of
The Register
Activists worry investigations may stay secret, and then there's those odd incident reporting requirements India's government has granted its Computer Emergency Response Team, CERT-In, immunity from Right To Information (RTI) requests – the nation's equivalent of the freedom of information queries in the US, UK, or Australia.…
Dark Reading
Never before has cyber been higher on the FBI's list of priorities. Will more money allow the Feds to make a greater impact?
The Register
The punishment – Windows 98 administration chores – was far worse than the crime Welcome once more to Who Me? ’s confessional column in which readers admit to being the source of SNAFUs.… Who, Me? The Register
Dark Reading
Russia's invasion of Ukraine spurs Space Force to seek astronomical investments in cybersecurity.
The Hacker News
Web infrastructure company Cloudflare on Monday disclosed that it thwarted a record-breaking distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack that peaked at over 71 million requests per second (RPS). "The majority of attacks peaked in the ballpark of 50-70 million requests per second (RPS) with the largest exceeding 71 million," the company said, calling it a "hyper-volumetric" DDoS attack. It's also
The Register
Cranefly group unleashes nasty little technique using Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) logs A threat group that targets corporate emails is delivering dropper malware through a novel technique that uses Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) logs to send commands disguised as web access requests.…