For the week ended June 19, Threatpost editors Lindsey O'Donnell Welch, Tom Spring and Tara Seals break down the top cybersecurity stories. This week's top news stories include:
Google removing 106 Chrome browser extensions from its Chrome Web Store in response to a report that they were being used to siphon sensitive user data. An internal investigation into the 2016 CIA breach condemning the agency's security measures, saying it "focused more on building up cyber tools than keeping them secure." How the insider threat landscape is changing due to work from home - a topic that Threatpost will continue to discuss in its webinar coming up next week (register here).
Verizon Data Breach Report: Web Application Attacks Skyrocket, Espionage Dips
News Wrap: New Ransomware Extortion Tactics, Contact-Tracing App Security Worries
Sponsored Podcast: Shifting Left With Infrastructure-as-Code
News Wrap: Microsoft Sway Phish, Malicious GIF and Spyware Attacks
Troves of Zoom Credentials Shared on Hacker Forums
News Wrap: Nintendo Account Hacks, Apple Zero Days, NFL Security
Work From Home Networks Plagued By Malware, Exposed Services
Bypassing Fingerprint Scanners With 3D Printing
News Wrap: Coronavirus Scams, Work From Home Security Woes, Pwn2Own
IoT Device Security: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
RSA Conference 2020 Preview
News Wrap: Valentine's Day Scams and Emotet's Wi-Fi Hack
Katie Moussouris: The Bug Bounty Conflict of Interest
Critical Cisco ‘CDPwn’ Flaws Break Network Segmentation
WhatsApp Hacks Point to Sophisticated Mobile Cyberattacks
Vivin Nets Thousands of Dollars Using Cryptomining Malware
News Wrap: PoC Exploit Controversy, Cable Haunt & Joker Malware
NSA Detects Major Microsoft Windows Flaw: What It Means
CCPA's Biggest Challenge: Where's The Data?
The Roadblocks and Opportunities For Women in Cybersecurity
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