That man who ‘deleted his entire company’ with a line of code? It was a hoax

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CSO Update Apr 19, 2016 That man who 'deleted his entire company' with a line of code? It was a hoax The owner of a Web hosting company who claimed to have erased his entire business from the web with a single scripting command apparently made the whole thing up. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Hacker: This is how I broke into Hacking Team • Organizations still reporting stolen W-2 information • Schools put on high alert for JBoss ransomware exploit • Apple rebuts DOJ's appeal in N.Y. meth dealer's iPhone case Video/Webcast: EMA Research Effective BYOD Management: Empowering a Mobile Workforce Join Steve Brasen, managing research director of leading IT analyst firm EMA, live May 17th @ 11AM PDT/ 2PM EDT to get key results from recently published survey-based research on BYOD requirements and solutions. Read More ▶ Hacker: This is how I broke into Hacking Team The hacker who leaked 400GB of internal files and emails from Italian surveillance software maker Hacking Team published a full account of how he infiltrated the company's network. Read More ▶ Organizations still reporting stolen W-2 information Since the end of 2015, criminals have gone on a rampage targeting W-2 information at organizations both large and small. So far this year, more than sixty organizations have come forward as victims of business email compromise (BEC) scams, including three just last week. Despite today's tax deadline with the IRS, the attacks show little sign of slowing. Read More ▶ Schools put on high alert for JBoss ransomware exploit More than 2,000 machines at schools and other organizations contain a backdoor in unpatched versions of Red Hat's JBoss enterprise application server software and are ready to be infected by ransomware. Read More ▶ Apple rebuts DOJ's appeal in N.Y. meth dealer's iPhone case Apple opposed the Department of Justice's renewed demand that it assist investigators in accessing a drug dealer's iPhone, arguing that the government has not proved the company's help is required Read More ▶ Video/Webcast: EMA Research Making Cybersecurity Manageable with Hi-Fidelity Security Join David Monahan, from IT analyst firm EMA, and Wade Williamson of Vectra Networks, live May 24th @ 11AM PDT/ 2PM EDT to learn how to implement high-fidelity security to manage today's most challenging threats, efficiently and effectively. Read More ▶ Top 5 Stories 1. MIT's new bug finder uncovers flaws in Web apps in 64 seconds 2. Meet the $100 million cybersecurity startups 3. Apple kills QuickTime for Windows, two vulnerabilities announced 4. 8 of the most unsettling things you'll find on the darknet 5. Ransomware authors use the bitcoin blockchain to deliver encryption keys Editor's Picks 1. 15 hot, new security and privacy apps for Android and iOS 2. How to get creative with your penetration testing 3. 5 security bolstering strategies that won't break the bank 4. What's wrong with this picture? The NEW clean desk test 5. Inside an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army

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