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PHOTO: JEENAH MOON/REUTERS
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Palo Alto Networks put out fixes for six vulnerabilities across several of its security products, InfoSecurity Magazine reported. Separately, rival Trend Micro also issued a handful of security patches. Both vendors said they hadn't seen their respective bugs exploited in the wild.
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Deepfakes are surpassing deepfake detection. Fake voices, images and video are getting so realistic as AI advances that tools for picking out the imposters are falling behind, cyber and AI experts say. A study from cyber company Pindrop found that big banks received an average of two deepfake fraud attempts per day in early 2024. By the end of the year, that had grown to more than five daily, Pindrop said. (SecurityWeek)
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More than 30,000 customers of McLean Mortgage in Fairfax, Va., had their names and Social Security, driver's license and financial account numbers compromised in a cyberattack in October, the company said in a notice to state regulators.
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McLean finished its data review in May, concluding that information had been breached and started to notify affected people, the company said.
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44%
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Percentage of mobile users getting hit every day on their devices with attempted scams or cyber threats, according to research from security provider Malwarebytes, which surveyed 1,300 people in the U.S., U.K., Austria, Germany and Switzerland.
A worrisome 36% said they had been tricked by a scammer.
(InfoSecurity Magazine)
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