In edition #12 of Information Security Week , Facebook will compensate victims of a WhatsApp scam, D-Link devices have security flaws, Chinese hackers attempt to steal COVID-19 research, and more videos and events.
News
Facebook will compensate and reimburse victims of WhatsApp scam
In her ruling, the judge concluded that the company had failed in its service by not providing immediate contact information to prevent the scam.
In Crumbs
Botnet exploited vulnerability in D-Link devices to download anime, says security company
According to a discovery by Forcepoint, the attack highlights how easy it is to hack devices for malicious purposes
In ComputerWorld
My WhatsApp was cloned: Can I recover it?
WhatsApp's backup setting allows you to recover conversations on a new device.
In MixVale
Digital security as an ally in the recovery
The coronavirus is also a digital risk, and part of the solution is to build trust.
By Ricardo Dastis in Baguete
How the pandemic increases cyber risks – and how companies can protect themselves
Lack of information security systems and the use of networks by people without adequate training are among the risk factors; with remote work, these dangers intensify.
By Paulo de Tarso Andrade Bastos Filho in Small Businesses & Big Deals
Two-thirds of Brazilians working from home have not received cybersecurity training
Keeping employees safe becomes a challenge during remote work. To avoid risks, it is important that organizations provide guidance
In CIO
Chinese hackers are trying to steal research on COVID-19
The FBI warned on Wednesday (13) that hackers linked to the Chinese government are trying to steal research related to COVID-19 vaccines, tests and treatments.
By Natalie Rosa on CanalTech
3 useful tools to protect your privacy
There are companies that have a single purpose: to record consumers' online behavior.
By Mauro Vicente in ComputerWorld
Ransomware gang demands $42 million to not leak data from law firm representing U2, Madonna, and Lady Gaga
The extortion attempt by the criminal group against the law firm Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks (GSMS) involved the leaking of celebrity data. The company did not pay the initial ransom demand, and to force a negotiation, the criminals doubled the ransom amount and leaked 2.4 GB of Lady Gaga's legal documents.
By Catalin Cimpanu for Zero Day
Accounting firm: how to implement effective data security
In this article, we delve deeper into the subject and present excellent strategies to ensure data security in your accounting office.
By Kelvin Zimmer on Lumiun's Blog
Videos
The Pillars of Information Security – Get to know the CIA
Information Security in Remote Work Environments
Events
Webinar: Access and Security
- May 18, 2020, 2 PM - 3:30 PM
- Online event
Webinar - Data Security and Data Center vs. LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law)
- May 18, 2020, 7 PM - 8 PM
- Online event
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