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Facebook users hit with “You are in this video?” malware scam
Researchers Warn Against “free internet without Wi-Fi” WhatsApp Scam
Adobe’s Latest Security Patch Installs Chrome Extension to Collect Data
WhatsApp Says ‘Backdoor’ Claim Bogus
Google’s Key Transparency Simplifies Public Key Lookups
Threatpost News Wrap, January 13, 2017
Don’t follow the example of Donald Trump’s choice for cybersecurity czar
Podcast on ransomware’s threat to the healthcare industry
Microsoft sued over forcing employees to watch child porn for online safety
Shadow Brokers quit operation; giving away free Windows hacking tools
Smashing Security #003: ‘Alexa! Get me an axe!’
Israeli Phone Hacking Firm Cellebrite Hacked; 900 GB data stolen
Marie Moe on Medical Device Security
ShadowBrokers Bid Farewell, Close Doors
Hamas Compromised Dozens of IDF Soldiers’ Phones Using Seductive Female Images
WordPress 4.7.1 Fixes CSRF, XSS, PHPMailer Vulnerabilities
Vawtrak malware spread via toxic Word documents is still a thing apparently
Flashing a peace sign in selfies could lead to identity theft, scientists warn
Honeytraps used to infect Israeli soldiers’ smartphones with spyware
Users reporting Electronic Arts (EA) servers are doing
Donald Trump finally believes Russia hacked the DNC
Buggy Domain Validation Forces GoDaddy to Revoke Certs
Hacker siblings arrested for targeting Italian elite – infecting 20k emails
Cloudflare Shares National Security Letter It Received in 2013
ShadowBrokers Selling Windows Exploits, Attack Tools
How Blockchain Can Revolutionize Personal Data Storage?
Second Try at Windows LSASS Patch Addresses Vulnerability
Spammers Revive Hancitor Downloader Campaigns
Notorious Shadow Brokers’ Group Now Selling Windows Hacking Tools
Airline passengers’ bookings and info leaked by boarding gate displays
Hello Kitty, Goodbye database containing 3.3 million users credentials
LA College Hit By Ransomware: Pays $28,000 to Unlock Files
Brazilian Gov’t Twitter account mistakenly posts social media passwords
Netflix users targeted by credit card phishing scheme
Microsoft Issues Record Low Number of Patch Tuesday Bulletins
Anonymous hacks Thai Gov’t job portal; leaks a trove of data
Netflix Phishing Campaign Targeted User Information, Credit Card Data
Adobe Patches Code Execution Flaws in Flash, Reader, Acrobat
Lawmakers Reintroduce Popular Email Privacy Act
Two New Edge Exploits Integrated into Sundown Exploit Kit
Someone stole $3.6M from a Miami bank; officials oblivious for 6 months
Google Patches Android Custom Boot Mode Vulnerability
Experts Warn of Novel PDF-Based Phishing Scam
Threatpost News Wrap, January 6, 2017
Attacks On MongoDB Rise As Hijackings Continue
FTC: D-Link Failed to Secure Routers, IP Cameras
Ransomware extorts Los Angeles school to the tune of $28,000
Onion Browser goes free for privacy-conscious iOS users, citing ‘recent events’
27,000 MongoDB servers have their data wiped, receive ransom demand for its safe return
MongoDB Attacks Jump From Hundreds to 28,000 In Just Days
St. Jude Medical Patches Vulnerable Cardiac Devices
iCloud Glitch? Woman buys iPhone, finds contact details of top celebs
Hello Kitty Database of 3.3 Million Breached Credentials Surfaces
Following Extortion Attempt, Gaming Network ESEA Breached, 1.5M Profiles Leaked
Hackers Leak 1.5 Million ESEA Player Records after Demanding $50k as Ransom
US Voting Systems Deemed Critical Infrastructure
Drug Trade on Dark Web Lands Two Men into Jail
The Impact of British IP Bill on Technological Awareness and the Dark Web
Twitter suspends ‘Pharma bro’ Martin Shkreli’ account for harassment
TV News anchor says ‘Alexa, buy me a dollhouse’ with predictable results…
How to respond to a ransomware infection
Super Mario Run for Android? No, it’s malware
Unprotected MongoDB: Medical Data of Veterans affected by sleep disorders leaked
How to use “Find my iPhone” app to locate your smartphone
UK’s Largest Hosting firm 123-Reg ‘Pounded’ by DDoS Attack
Wikileaks Support Account Deletes Tweet about Making Database of Verified Accounts
Brazil’s largest news portals UOL and Folha hacked; redirected to RedTube
Symantec’s First Ever Hardware Device Protects Network and IoT Devices
Hacker Claims Breach of FBI’s Webserver; Plone CMS Calls It a Hoax
MongoDB Databases being Targeted by Cyber-criminals for Ransom
Tech Support Scammers Targeting Mac Users with DoS attacks
Smashing Security #002: ‘Invest in carrier pigeons’
Netgear launches Bug Bounty program; offering lucrative rewards
Man sues Verizon for $72 million, says negligence allowed him to commit ID theft
Schools warned about cold-calling ransomware attacks
Ransomware offers free decryption if you learn about cybersecurity
French Businessman Spared Jail Time for Involvement in Child Porn Scheme
IoT devices could help authorities solve criminal cases
Lone Hacker Defaces Google Brazil Domain
Washington Post backtracks on frenzied reporting of Russian hack attack against power grid
Latest WhatsApp Scam Infects Users with Banking Malware
Box.com Plugs Account Data Leakage Flaw
Vermont Grid ‘Hack’ Latest Tumble Down Attribution Rabbit Hole
Pentagon Subcontractor Inadvertently Leaks 11 Gigs of Sensitive Data
CNN Report Shows Fallout 4 Screenshots to Explain Russian Hacking Scheme
How to remove ransomware from your LG Smart TV
Apple sued over fatal FaceTime car crash
How to tell if your Snapchat has been hacked, and how to get it back
5 Premium VPN Services To Access HULU Outside The US
Philippine Military Website Hacked and Defaced
Latest iMessage Hack Crashes iPhone within Minutes
Russian Malware Found in Vermont Electricity Department Laptop
Anonymous Hacks, Defaces Bilderberg Group Website Against World Crisis
OurMine Group Hacks Nat Geo Photography’s Twitter Account
New Malware Poses as Android Client to Infect Wi-Fi Networks and Hijack DNS
FBI-DHS Report Links Fancy Bear Gang to Election Hacks
Pakistan automotive giant PakWheels Hacked, 700k accounts stolen
Lithuania says Russian spyware infected government computers
The shocking failure in how the FBI warned the DNC that it had been hacked
Who helped Russia “hack” the US election? It might have been you…