Top infosec trends in the social media spotlight this week Canadian crypto-exchange QuadrigaCX announced it has ‘lost’ access to CAD$190 million this week after its CEO, who had sole access to the wal

A trio of bugs could have opened Android 7, 8 and 9 to remote attackers wielding booby-trapped image files. Here's what you need to know...

A vulnerability in FireOS, the Amazon Fire Tablet's operating system, has been patched.

Officials believe a nation-state is to blame for the incident, which took place Thursday night into Friday morning.

Security was far from bullet proof US ammunition retailer Graf & Sons (Grafs) has admitted suffering a data breach that exposed customers’ credit card details. In a notice to customers, Grafs said

Absent from privacy policies, the tracking came to light after a breach with Air Canada's mobile app, then password slurping from Mixpanel.

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Apple has vowed to remove iOS apps that record screen data. User data recording has become an issue of concern among the cyber-security community as the data is used to launch a variety of scams, identify customer demographics, and targeted marketing gimmicks. Mobile phone manufacturers are trying to ensure that apps that indulge in sneaky […]

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A highly targeted, malware-laced phishing campaign landed in the inboxes of multiple credit unions last week. The missives are raising eyebrows because they were sent only to specific anti-money laundering contacts at the credit unions, and many credit union sources say they suspect the non-public data may have been somehow obtained from the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), an independent federal agency that insures deposits at federally insured credit unions.

For the second time in a year, illegal child abuse images have been spotted inside a blockchain. According to a post by web blockchain payments system Money Button, on 30 January its service was abused to place “illegal content” inside the Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) ledger, a recent cryptocurrency hard fork from Bitcoin Cash [BCH]. […]

A university employee accidentally emailed a spreadsheet containing personal information on every one of the college's 4,557 students.