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Money Lover App Vulnerability Exposes Personal Info

An information disclosure vulnerability has been identified in Money Lover, a finance tracking application created by Finsify and available on Android, iOS, Microsoft Store, with a web interface. This vulnerability allows any authenticated user to view live transactions related to shared wallets.

Managing Administrator Privileges for Australia's Essential Eight Cybersecurity Compliance

The concept of least privileged access has been around for a while and is widely understood. However, overprivileged users with more rights than necessary, such as administrators, continue to be a common source of breaches. It’s such a concern that the restriction of administrative privileges is included as one of the Australian Government’s Essential Eight Maturity Model to mitigate cybersecurity incidents.

How to protect your car dealership from cyber-attacks

The content of this post is solely the responsibility of the author. AT&T does not adopt or endorse any of the views, positions, or information provided by the author in this article. Recent trends show that car dealerships are becoming a prime target for cyber-attacks, partly due to the rise in autonomous and connected vehicles. This is in addition to more traditional attacks such as phishing. Therefore, car dealerships are urged to take measures to improve their cybersecurity posture.

How Parallel Loop Empowers Torq Users to Rapidly Automate Bulk Data Processing Up to 10x

Torq is proud to introduce Parallel Loop, a new capability that enables users to process bulk data from myriad security tools with unprecedented ease. It also provides the power of orchestration like no other automation tool in the security automation industry with true parallelism. That means multiple tasks can be run simultaneously, and optionally, on multiple elastically-scaled compute resources, shortening the time workflow automations take to complete by 10x or more.

SecurityScorecard releases list of Killnet open proxy IP addresses

In the wake of Killnet’s latest DDoS attack on U.S. hospitals on January 30, SecurityScorecard has made its KillNet open proxy IP blocklist available to the public. This list is the product of the SecurityScorecard Threat Research, Intelligence, Knowledge, and Engagement (STRIKE) Team’s ongoingresearchintoKillNet. We released this list to help organizations better defend themselves against KillNet and other groupslike it by preventing traffic from exploitable assets.

ISO 27001 welcomes Threat Intelligence

In my previous article I defined what is Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), described how to measure it and explained why it is important to implement a CTI program that can serve different stakeholders with different types of intelligence requirements in order to have a proactive security approach. 2022 was a productive year for ISO (International Organization for Standardization) security standards.

CyRC special report: Secure apps? Don't bet on it

The Cybersecurity Research Center conducted a security analysis of the 10 most popular Android sports and betting apps. With the Super Bowl approaching in the U.S., the Synopsys Cybersecurity Research Center (CyRC) set out to evaluate the 10 most popular Android sports and betting apps through the lens of supply chain security. We used Black Duck® Binary Analysis (BDBA) to examine the open source components used in these apps.

iOS vs. Android Phone Security: Which Mobile OS Is More Secure in 2023

In today's digital age, smartphones have become integral to our lives. They are our companions day in and day out, holding our personal information, photographs, and financial details. Statista reports that the Google Play Store currently boasts an impressive number of over 2.9 million apps. The figures indicate the growing popularity and success of android application development companies in the market.