Security news from the week beginning 22 April 2024
Security news from the week beginning 22 April 2024
Digital Security by Design nets researchers £10 million
Nine winners of the UK Government’s Digital Security by Design programme are to share £10 million in grants between them. Grants are spread over four years and were announced by Digital...
BootHole exposes billions of devices to attack
Are you preparing to patch all your Linux, Windows and other devices today? No? Well, you should. Researchers at Eclypsium have announced BootHole. It is a vulnerability that affects virtually every...
Facebook complains data transfer ruling would end its EU businesses
Facebook has claimed its EU businesses are threatened if it can’t continue to exfiltrate EU data to the US for processing. The claim comes from Yvonne Cunnane, Facebook Ireland’s head of...
New version of CyberSense aims to stay ahead of Ransomware
Index Engines has announced a new version of its CyberSense product. It is now faster and capable of handling much higher levels of throughput. This, the company claims, allows CyberSense to...
DarkMarket taken offline by law enforcement
DarkMarket is no more as a concerted police action has taken the largest illegal marketplace on the dark web offline. Police forces from Germany, Australia, Denmark, Moldova, Ukraine, the United Kingdom...
Protecting sensitive data in healthcare a complete farce
Protecting sensitive data in healthcare is effectively a complete farce. After reading through the Varonis 2021 Data Risk Report for Healthcare, Pharmaceutical and Biotech, that's the conclusion. The report opens with...
noyb slams deceptive cookie banner practices
Privacy group noyb has issued 500 draft complaints to companies who use deliberately misleading cookie banners. It is the first salvo in a campaign that could see more than 10,000 complaints...
Palo Alto launches third generation of Cortex XDR targeting Cloud customers
Palo Alto has launched the third generation of its Cortex XDR solution. This release expands Cortex to the cloud and targets cloud and identity-based threats. According to Palo Alto, Cortex 3.0...
BlueVoyant acquires 202 Group – targets US government supply chain
Cybersecurity platform vendor BlueVoyant has acquired 202 Group as it targets US federal government supply chain. 202 Group has two separate platforms 202scrm and 202scout. BlueVoyant plans to integrate the 202scrm...