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1. HackerOne Drops Mobile Voting App Vendor Voatz

   Bug bounty platform provider cited "Voatz's pattern of interactions with the research community" in its decision to halt the app vendor's vuln disclosure program on HackerOne.

2. Securing Your Remote Workforce: A Coronavirus Guide for Businesses

   Often the hardest part in creating an effective awareness program is deciding what NOT to teach.

3. Malicious USB Drive Hides Behind Gift Card Lure

   Victims are being enticed to insert an unknown USB drive into their computers.

4. Virgin Media Could Pay GB pound 4.5B for Leak Affecting 900,000 Customers

   A misconfigured database holding personal data was left available online between April 2019 and February 2020.

5. The Wild, Wild West(world) of Cybersecurity

   Though set in the future, HBO's "Westworld" works as an allegory for the present moment in cybersecurity.

6. Purported Brute-Force Attack Aims at Linksys Routers as More People Work Remotely

   The attack takes control of poorly secured network devices, redirecting Web addresses to a COVID-themed landing page that attempts to fool victims into downloading malware.

7. Cyber Version of 'Justice League' Launches to Fight COVID-19 Related Hacks

   Goal is to help organizations - especially healthcare entities - protect against cybercriminals trying to take advantage of the pandemic.

8. Insurance Giant Chubb Might Be Ransomware Victim

   A ransomware operator claims to have successfully attacked Chubb Insurance databases.

9. How to Evict Attackers Living Off Your Land

   As cyber defenses improve, adversaries are shifting to stealthy "living-off-the-land" attacks that use targets' own tools against them. Here are some tips to defend your turf.

10. How Zoom, Netflix, and Dropbox are Staying Online During the Pandemic

    Inside the efforts to keep the quarantined world's popular Internet services running smoothly.