Patients Sue UCLA Hospitals for Hack Attack

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans UCLA Health Systems’ failure to encrypt patients’ medical and financial information exposed 4.5 million of them to a hacker attack, which UCLA knew six months before it told them, a patient claims in a federal class action. Michael Allen claims UCLA…

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The New Summer Email Hack: Your Points and Miles

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans CIO is reporting that security company Agari released their “State of Email Trust Report” and that the travel industry is one of the most vulnerable industries to hacker attacks. The article goes onto say that points and miles are the issue of…

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Why the OPM hack is an ongoing cyber headache

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans The shadowy hackers that stole more than 21 million Social Security numbers in a huge breach of federal personnel files have created an ongoing cyber headache, experts warn, citing the data’s value to both criminals and cyber spies. “It’s tremendously valuable…

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The 3-step plan to make your website harder to hack

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans When a big website like Lenovo’s gets hacked, it’s news. But most such attacks take place under the radar, at smaller sites lacking the skills or time to protect themselves. Take the legions of WordPress-based sites, which got a rude awakening…

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Hacking Team Hack Leaks Adobe Flash Zero-Day

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Adobe is reporting a critical vulnerability in its popular Flash Player. The software company on Tuesday revealed nearly all versions of the player for Windows, Macintosh and Linux are at risk. This zero-day vulnerability is especially critical, given Trend Micro’s March…

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The Great Wall St. hack mystery

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans At 11:32 yesterday morning the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) computers went down, causing a four-hour suspension of transactions.  In a four-hour period the NYSE averages about $400 million in trades – a substantial daily loss.  The NYSE and Homeland Security…

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