Friday 6 January 2017



Too busy working all week to keep up with the most interesting stories coming out of the technology and security industries? Below are our recommendations for a roundup of the top stories happening now that you need to know.
A new law took effect January 1 that makes the delivery of ransomware in the state of California illegal. The penalty could be up to four years in state prison. Read more…
This week it came out there was mobile malware targeting WhatsApp and users in India. Once clicked, the malware has the ability to access personal information including login credentials, banking passwords, and PIN codes. Read more…
In light of the cybersecurity discussions happening after the Russian hacking allegations, a task force has recommended a cybersecurity agenda for the incoming Trump administration. Read more…
It was released this week that there is a new form of Android Trojan malware that can attack the router. Named the “Switcher Trojan,” the malware uses Android device users as a way to redirect traffic from Wi-Fi connected devices on the networks to cybercriminals. Read more…
This week the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency released a final rule that removes outdated or unnecessary provisions of certain rules to reduce regulatory burden on national banks and federal savings associations. Read more…

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