Day: March 5, 2019

The Incident Response Approach to Cybersecurity

The WannaCry ransomware attack that successfully targeted Merck is not the only cyberattack to which the pharmaceutical industry has fallen victim. As pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies move toward greater digitalization and the storage of more valuable data, their digital security practices become more and more critical. …read more Source:: SecurityMagazine


Adi Shamir visa snub: US govt slammed after the S in RSA blocked from his own RSA conf

‘If someone like me can’t get in to give a keynote, perhaps it’s time we rethink where we organize our events’ RSA Adi Shamir, the S in the renowned RSA encryption system, didn’t take his usual place on the Cryptographers Panel at this year’s RSA Conference in San Francisco – because he couldn’t get a…


Hydrogen Desk Cannon Is Fun With Electricity and Water

Water is a stable chemical, but with the addition of a little electricity, it can be split into its component parts. The result is just the right mix of H2 and O2 to convert back into water with a bang. [Peter Sripol] has built a charming desktop cannon in just such a way. The build…


Care and Feeding of Your SIEM

Six simple steps to mitigate the grunt work and keep your organization safe. …read more Source:: DarkReading


RSA Conference: BEC Scammer Gang Takes Aim at Boy Scouts, Other Nonprofts

A scammer ring dubbed Scarlet Widow has targeted nonprofits, schools and universities with an array of business email compromise (BEC) attacks over the past few months. …read more Source:: Threatpost


Huawei, your way, whichever way. We’re cool with being locked out, defiant biz insists

Plus: Reagan’s model doesn’t apply today, says US CSO Huawei execs insisted today that they have no problem with being shut out of certain countries’ networks, even as their US CSO gently scorned a famous Ronald Reagan saying that heralded the end of the Cold War.… …read more Source:: TheRegister


Exploit Vendor Zerodium Announces Big Rewards For Cloud Zero-Days

Exploit vendor Zerodium said today it would pay up to $500,000 for zero-days in popular cloud products and services such as Microsoft’s Hyper-V and (Dell) VMware’s vSphere. From a report: Both Hyper-V and vSphere are what experts call virtualization software, also called hypervisors — software that lets a single “host” server create and run one…


T-Mobile has spent $195K at Trump’s DC hotel since merger announced, report says – CNET

In April, the carrier announced a $26 billion deal to merge with Sprint. Since then, Trump’s hotel has become popular with T-Mobile execs, says The Washington Post. …read more Source:: CNet


Audi hasn’t forgotten about fuel cells – Roadshow

At the Geneva Motor Show, Audi’s Chairman announced an increased investment in bringing hydrogen fuel cell technology to market. …read more Source:: CNet


Better Living Through Science: Why Your Kids Probably Aren’t Getting Measles

Oddly, there’s been a few recent outbreaks of measles. It struck me how when I was a kid, a few hundred kids getting measles wouldn’t have been news at all. However, even a handful makes the news now, since in 2000 the Center for Disease Control declared measles eradicated in the United States. So how…