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Security News for the Week Ending November 22, 2019

Huawei Ban – Is It A National Security Issue or Bargaining Chip? Back in May, President Trump issued a ban on US companies buying from or selling to Huawei (see here).  Since then, the government has issued an extension to the ban 90 days at a time and the government just issued another extension.  They […]

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Android Malware Uses Screen Overlay to Steal Credentials and Credit Cards

Malware is like any other piece of software.  Version one is usually pretty crappy – want vendors like to affectionately call a “minimum viable product”.  Sometime minimal is loosely defined. In this case the malware is called GINP.  The trojan has been in the wild since June.  In the five months since,  it has evolved.  […]

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Survey Says: Americans Concerned About Data Collection Practices

Well maybe not concerned enough to change their practices, but concerned. When asked if their data is more secure, less secure or about the same as compared to five years ago, 70 percent said their data was less secure.  6 percent said it was more secure. On the side of “gee, you mean I have […]

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Security News for the Week Ending November 15, 2019

Bugcrowd Paid Over $500,000 in Bug Bounties in Just One Week Bugcrowd, the crowd-sourced bug bounty management company, paid out over $500,000 in just one week for bugs that researchers found and paid out $1.6 million in October to over 550 hackers, representing 1,800 submissions.  Of those, 327 were categorized as priority 1.  These payouts […]

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