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Breaches 04-29-2016

This Month in SSL: April 2016

Mark Santamaria

Here is our latest news roundup of articles about network and SSL security. ( to see the whole series.)

SSL & Encryption

  • recently released a list of Certificate Authorities that are not trusted by browsers.

Data Breaches

  • A cybercriminal attempted to sell sensitive information for 1.5 million Verizon customers on the black market after .
  • In of last year, Trump Hotels suffered a breach through their payment system. Earlier this month, .
  • . Criminals stole W-2 forms from 3,500 Stanford employees.
  • A former which affected 44,000 customers.
  • A recent data breach in the Philippines .
  • may have had their personal information exposed in a recent data breach.

Vulnerabilities

  • A security researcher found that a could allow a hacker the ability to hijack servers with a malicious HTTP request.
  • Researchers discovered that cybercriminals could circumvent a .
  • leave hospitals open to ransomware attacks.
  • Adobe alerted users of a being exploited by attackers.

Malware

  • Researchers discovered a that cybercriminals used to steal millions of dollars from banks across the U.S. and Canada in a matter of days.
  • can steal credit card data from PoS systems.
  • uses cloud storage sites such as DropBox to infect users.
  • joins the list of healthcare providers that have been taken offline because of a malware attack.
  • A serving the Angler exploit kit hit Netherland’s top sites.

Cybercrime

  • For the past two years, every two weeks or so phishers have been targeting one in an attempt to trick him into wiring them money.
  • A cybercrime group is companies that are still using weak PoS systems.
  • Large . The attack was successful because it hit weak spots in the site’s DDoS protection platform.
  • a Russian hacking group has performed 13 successful attacks, stealing billions from Russian and EU banks.
  • Researchers and law enforcement worked together to take-down a .

IoT

  • using IoT connected farm equipment that equipment hacks and data breaches are likely to occur in the near future.
  • A can allow a hacker to unlock doors.

Research & Studies

  • In a , Google found that approximately 800,000 websites have been infected with malware or some other type of malicious content.
  • 10% of in place, according to a new survey.
  • A recent found that 45% of respondents do not know how long it would take their company to detect a data breach.
  • Vormetric report finds that over .
  • Researchers found that , leaving servers open to attack.
  • Because of misconfigured networks and outdated software, thousands of companies are vulnerable to cyberattack, says an investigation by .
  • According to researchers, malware will soon enter into a new era where .
  • and most companies are unprepared for them, according to a new Ponemon Institute survey.
  • that business email compromise is becoming a major threat to companies and has cost US companies over $ 2.3 billion in losses since 2013.
  • In a , 39% of healthcare IT professionals said that their healthcare organizations did not know how to protect themselves from a cyberattack.
  • organizations more than any other industry, according to 451 Research.
  • A new study revealed that or other mobile devices.
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