League of Legends Hacked, North American Players Required to Change Passwords
Riot Games, the publisher of League of Legends, one of the most popular online multiplayer games, has revealed that hackers have gained access to the account information of some players from North America.
(ISC)² Expands Security Certification Testing for EMEA Regions
(ISC)², administrators of the CISSP and CSSLP security certifications, has launched new test centers for its computerized exams in the UK, bumping up the number of facilities to 30 across the country.
Google Chrome 29 Includes 25 Security Fixes
Google has launched Chrome 29. In addition to the functionality improvements, the latest release also includes 25 security fixes.
Jetlag & Swag: My Defcon experience
Looking back to my first Defcon…When I arrived, I met my colleagues who decided to tell me that we had entered the Mystery Box contest.
NSA tips off law enforcement, asks them to keep the practice secret
Just days after the NYT wrote about the NSA denying other federal intelligence agencies access to their surveillance tools comes the disclosure that a US Drug Enforcement Administration unit called Special Operations Division (SOD)
Forget hackers – storms and snafus are bigger threat, say infosec bods
Cyber attacks caused fewer problems to communications networks than unrelated system failures and natural disasters, a study by an EU security agency has found.
Banks push for open standards
Leading banks are pressing IT suppliers to take-up open technology standards, in a drive to reduce the cost and complexity of banking technology.
ISACA’s Free Virtual Conference Highlights Mobile Device Management
Rolling Meadows, IL, USA (21 August 2013)—The mobile world is growing more complicated every day and enterprises need to adapt, prepare and respond.
OWASP AppSec USA Adds Security Heavy-Hitters to Growing List of Speakers
Oracle CSO Mary Ann Davidson, Senior National Security Insiders from NIST and NERC, High-Profile Anti-CFAA Defense Attorney, Cyber Security Pioneers among the Keynotes
NSA Set To Axe 90% Of Admin Staff.
A couple of weeks ago, the NSA Director, General Alexander was quoted in a Reuters article saying that in order to limit data access and potential leakage, they will cut back on 90% of NSA system admin staff.
