NATO cyber-operations center will be leaning on its members for offensive hacks
NATO will be drawing on its member nations for offensive cyber-operations, an alliance deputy told CyberScoop in an interview.
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Google’s Project Zero details ‘indiscriminate’ hacking campaign against thousands of iPhones
The vulnerabilities affect iOS versions 10 through iOS 12.4.
Russia’s state-funded news outlet RT keeps hyping fringe stories on Clinton, collusion long after 2016
A new report compares the Russian-language version of RT with stories aimed at a Western audience.
Indictment of Capital One suspect alleges breaches of 30 companies, cryptojacking
Paige Thompson faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. The indictment also includes charges of cryptojacking.
‘China Chopper’ web shell makes a comeback in Lebanon, other Asian countries
Cisco's Talos team has found an old favorite of threat groups.
Alleged CIA leaker’s attorneys now might have to become witnesses
In addition to accusations related to the Vault7 leak, Joshua Schulte was charged with conspiring to leak information from jail. The current moves are associated with those…
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Imperva says cloud firewall customers’ passwords were exposed
The company found out about the incident last week thanks to an unnamed third party, he said.
NSA-approved cybersecurity law and policy course now available online
The course, which can be accessed through Penn State University, touches on international and domestic cybersecurity law, cyber risk and other technical details.
Apple patches bug that let hackers jailbreak iOS 12.4
It is rare for there to be a public jailbreak for the latest iOS.
Why is DJI getting the Huawei treatment?
While the company has long been accused of security issues, few supporting details have emerged.