Google, Mozilla close to finalizing Sanitizer API for Chrome and Firefox browsers
Latest specification is a work in progress [...]
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Missouri governor criticized for confusing vulnerability disclosure with criminal hacking
Politician’s accusations unleash torrent of criticism and snarky memes from incredulous infosec pros [...]
Injection vulnerabilities in popular WordPress plugin could expose credentials, allow admin access
Fastest Cache is used by more than one million people [...]
Dutch police warn DDoS-for-hire customers to desist or face prosecution
We know what you DDoSed last summer [...]
Israeli hospital cancels non-urgent procedures following ransomware attack
National cybersecurity agency braced for further serious network intrusions [...]
Git providers revoke weak keys generated in vulnerable GitKraken crypto library
Weak SSH keys have been revoked by vendors to protect their users [...]
Unresolved GitHub Actions flaw allows code to be approved without review
Mitigations are available for yet-to-be-fixed vulnerability [...]
‘Find out what sparks joy’ – YouTube educator and security expert Katie Paxton-Fear on carving out a successful infosec career
‘Never stop learning’, Swig readers told during Q&A session [...]
Nagios XI updated to address trio of security vulnerabilities
Post-auth flaws could give attackers a platform from which to pivot to other parts of the network [...]
Firefox Suggest lands in the US, bringing ads to the browser search bar
New feature has been rolled out to a select group of users in the US [...]
Google distributing 10,000 security keys to journalists, elected officials, human rights activists
Global initiative ‘will definitely prevent some cyber-attacks’, says expert [...]
NSA warns of heightened wildcard TLS certificate risk
Wild Alpaca peril [...]
Chinese phone manufacturer ZTE launches public bug bounty program
Researchers invited to test for flaws under new YesWeHack platform [...]
Ransomware forensics research reveals cybercrime tradecraft secrets
Resident REvil [...]
Ransom Disclosure Act: US bill mandates organizations to report ransomware payments
Newly proposed law hopes to further understanding of cybercrime landscape [...]
Oregon Eye Specialists discloses data breach following employee email compromise
Attackers had access to mailboxes over a two-month period [...]
Hong Kong’s anti-doxxing law comes into force despite human rights criticism
Violations could attract hefty fines and up to five years in prison [...]
Apache HTTP Server update fails to squash path traversal, RCE bugs
Web admins told to upgrade (once again) to latest version [...]
Twitch breach leads to leak of source code and streamer earnings data
This is like ‘KFC losing its secret recipe’ [...]
Apache Ranger maintainers slam unflattering cloud data security comparison with Immuta
Immuta defends benchmark study comparing access control policy management burdens [...]
MyBB CAPTCHA bug breaks forum validation checks
Forum owners can apply a workaround until a full fix is released [...]
OPPA: Ohio could become the third US state to enact a new consumer privacy law in 2021
Ohio Personal Privacy Act will grant Ohioans an expansive set of new rights, writes US attorney David Oberly [...]
Multiple XSS vulnerabilities in child monitoring app Canopy ‘could risk location leak’
Pair of unpatched security bugs are ‘just the tip of the iceberg’ [...]
Firefox 93 lands with HTTP download blocking, new user privacy features
Roadblocks erected against untrusted content and unwanted ads [...]
US clothing brand Next Level Apparel reports phishing-related data breach
Exposed data includes payment card and driver’s license numbers [...]
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