Judges rule that Georgia police officer did not violate CFAA when he accessed law-enforcement data in exchange for bribe money, a ruling that takes heat off ethical hackers. Supreme Court Limits Scope of Controversial Hacking Law
The REvil ransomware gang is interviewed on the Telegram channel called Russian OSINT. REvil Ransomware Gang Spill Details on US Attacks
The carding store victimized mainly U.S. citizens and is responsible for $20 million in fraudulent purchases. ‘Cardplanet’ Operator Sentenced to 9 Years for Selling Stolen Credit Cards
Lawmakers proposed a new bill that would ban the use of facial recognition by law enforcement nationwide. Nationwide Facial Recognition Ban Proposed By Lawmakers
The CryCryptor malware strain is a brand-new family of threats, leveraging COVID-19 to spread. Emerging Ransomware Targets Photos, Videos on Android Devices
The Russian spy group, a.k.a. BlackEnergy, is actively compromising Exim mail servers via a critical security vulnerability. NSA Warns of Sandworm Backdoor Attacks on Mail Servers
Future features include plenty of self-reporting options, and officials’ fears the data could be misused. Leaked NHS Docs Reveal Roadmap, Concerns Around Contact-Tracing App
The APT’s new cyber-attack tools are laid bare on three-year anniversary of WannaCry. Feds Reveal Hidden Cobra’s Trove of Espionage Tools
The Russian-speaking APT acts as a support group for high-profile APTs like Sofacy and BlackEnergy. Zebrocy: A Russian APT Specializing in Victim Profiling, Access
During Infosecurity Europe in London this week, cybersecurity experts sounded off on worries about artificial intelligence being used for nation state cyber weapons. AI Isn’t Good Enough When Lives Are on the Line, Experts Warn