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The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has reaffirmed that it will pursue its mission to defend against all cyber threats to US critical infrastructure, including those from Russia, under the Trump administration. Reports have recently emerged of an internal memo sent to CISA staff members introducing new priorities for the agency. According to The Guardian, this directive included China but did not mention Russia. Additionally, an anonymous source told The Guardian that CISA…

A new phishing campaign leveraging the open-source Havoc command-and-control (C2) framework has been discovered. Attackers are using modified versions of Havoc Demon Agent alongside Microsoft Graph API to control infected systems through SharePoint. According to a new advisory by FortiGuard Labs, the campaign begins with a phishing email that includes an HTML attachment named “Documents.html.” The attachment contains a ClickFix attack – a social engineering tactic that deceives users into copying and executing a malicious PowerShell command. Once executed,…

Telecoms provider Vodafone is trialling new quantum-safe technology, designed to protect smartphone users from future quantum-enabled attacks while browsing the internet. The UK-based company revealed it has developed a new proof of concept using IBM Quantum Safe technology. This technology will be trialled on Vodafone’s mobile digital security service Secure Net, which provides protections against phishing, malware and identity thefts on Vodafone’s fixed and mobile networks. The proof of concept is also being supported by…

The UK’s privacy regulator has launched an investigation into TikTok, Reddit and Imgur after expressing concerns over the way the sites use children’s personal information. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) revealed the news this morning, claiming that “recommender systems,” on the sites could lead to vulnerable youngsters being served inappropriate or harmful content.  In the case of Imgur and Reddit, the regulator is looking at how the platforms use children’s personal information and their use of…