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Researchers uncovers malware toolset used by APT group Earth Aughisky
Trend Micro researchers have uncovered the malware toolset of the Chinese cyber espionage group Earth Aughisky, known for compromising legitimate accounts, software, applications and...
BazarCall updates social engineering tactics for deploying malware
The operators of the BazarCall call back phishing attacks are upgrading the social engineering tactics used to deploy malware in victim networks. According to...
Cyber Security Today, Oct. 12, 2022 – Toyota blames contractor for five-year data leak, code from Intel is leaked and more
In this episode a data leak reported by Toyota, loss of some source code from Intel, DDoS attacks on US airports
Ontario’s employee electronic monitoring law comes into effect today
Provincially-regulated firms and agencies must have a written policy explaining how staff are
Toyota confirms data breach after access key leak
Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corporation has confirmed a breach that revealed the information or customers.
The breach was made possible by an access key called...
Phishing platform “Caffeine” makes it easier for hackers to carry out attacks
Caffeine, a phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) is simplifying the process of carrying out phishing attacks with new features that can allow anyone to launch their own...
U.S. airports suffer from cyberattacks
A Russian hacking group called Killnet has claimed responsibility for cyberattacks on the websites of more than a dozen of America's busiest airports, temporarily...
Cyber Security Today, Oct. 10, 2022 -Warnings to Zimbra and Fortinet administrators, lessons from the hack of a US defence contractor and more
Warnings to Zimbra and Fortinet administrators, lessons from the hack of a US defence contractor and more. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Monday, October 10th, 2022. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. This is the Thanksgiving Holiday in Canada, so if you’re a Canadian and listening on Monday thanks for being