Cyber Weekly Flash Briefing 31 July 2020: 386M user records stolen, Twitter says attack was spear-phishing, Criminals still exploiting COVID19, Netwalker ransomware, Garmin may have paid ransom, QNAP NAS devices infected, Hackers exploit networking vulns, 27% of consumers hit with pandemic-themed phishing scams, New Netflix phishing scam
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing 24 July 2020: Cyber crime up 23% Over Past Year, Nearly 50% of employees have made a serious security mistake at work, 99.9% of Hacked Microsoft Accounts Don’t Use 2FA
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing 29 May 2020: Criminals impersonate Google to target remote workers, ransomware up 950% in 2019, cloud collab tool use surges along with attacks, EasyJet £18 billion suit
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing 15 May 2020: Attacks on UK up 30% in Q1, 238% surge against banks, Microsoft fixes 111 vulns, Adobe patches 36 vulns, Thunderspy, 73m user records for sale on dark web
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing for 01 May 2020 – Half of users feel vulnerable WFH and many have had no infosec training in last year, spear-phishing compromises execs in 150+ companies, Chrome vulns, Sophos firewall zero-day exploited
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing for 17 April 2020 – More Top Companies Ban Zoom, Microsoft fixes 3 zero-days, 2 being actively exploited, 500,000 Zoom accounts sold online, Sinister new Botnet
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing for 11 April 2020 – NCSC advisory on COVID activity, Travelex pays $2.3M ransom, Zoom tries to get better, Shadow IT risks, Unkillable Android malware, Bot traffic up
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing for 03 April 2020 – GFSC warns over increased risk of fraud and cyber crime, Attacks Up 37% over last month, criminals sending USB device in post, Zoom Phishers Register 2000 Domains in a Month, increase in DDoS attacks
Read MoreCyber Weekly Flash Briefing for 13 March 2020 – more Coronavirus based phishing, adapting ways of working, emergency Microsoft patch, businesses breached due to employee error, IoT traffic unencrypted
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