iTnews Weekly Security Wrap - Tuesday November 13, 2018

+ Bad terminal habits hobble EMV; Route leak sends Google Cloud traffic to Russia; and more

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Tuesday November 13, 2018

Latest News

Pentagon starts outing APT zero-days on VirusTotal

By Juha Saarinen

Fancy Bear-ware made public.

Australia's online card fraud problem is the polar opposite of America's. Here's why...

By Juha Saarinen, Julian Bajkowski

Millions of US chip cards compromised over past year.

Route leak sends Google Cloud traffic to Russia

By Juha Saarinen

"Hijack" caused by Nigerian ISP.

Russian cybersecurity firm Group IB to open global HQ in Singapore: CEO

By Maria Kolomychenko and Katya Golubkova

Kaspersky competitor expands.

SWIFT to disconnect messaging for some Iranian banks this weekend

By Staff Writer

Describes move as regrettable.

Australia looks on as cyber-stability org bars product tampering

By Matt Johnston

Like the stuff envisioned in the Assistance and Access Bill.

Celebrating change: the iTnews Benchmarks for 2019 now open

By Simon Sharwood

Join iTnews as we showcase organisations putting new tools to work changing - maybe even transforming - their operations. Entries are open now.

Xi wants bigger role for China shaping internet

By Cate Cadell

Trade war hardens battle lines for control of web.

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CBA swoops on PEXA after ASX float scuttled

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