A week in security (June 28 – June 4)

Is it Game Over for VR Advergaming?
Lil’ skimmer, the Magecart impersonator
What is the WireGuard VPN protocol?
Binance receives the ban hammer from UK’s FCA
Fired by algorithm: The future’s here and it’s a robot wearing a white collar
Second colossal Linkedin “breach” in 3 months, almost all users affected
Police seize DoubleVPN data, servers, and domain
PrintNightmare 0-day can be used to take over Windows domain controllers
SMS authentication code includes ad: A very bad idea
Microsoft exec reveals “routine” secrecy orders from government investigators
Beware password spraying Fancy Bears
Shutdown Kaseya VSA servers to stop cascading REvil attack against MSPs, clients

Researchers explore the insecure world of the subdomain (Source: Can i take your subdomain)
Cyber insurance model is broken, consider banning ransomware payments (Source: The Register)
How facial recognition solutions can safeguard the hybrid workplace (Source: Help Net Security)
Capital One hacker faces fresh charges for 2019 hacking spree (Source: Teiss)
HMRC-branded phishing scams surge despite protections (Source: Computer Weekly)
Cryptomining malware hits gamers doing the dodgy (Source: Pickr)
Confessions of a famous fraudster: how and why social engineering scams work (Source: Security Intelligence)
IoT risks are real, and this is how you mitigate them (Source: IT Pro)
Reuters: Israeli charged in global hacker for hire scheme wants plea deal (Source: Reuters)

Stay safe, everyone!

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