PNGCERT Policies
TYPES OF INCIDENTS AND LEVEL OF SUPPORT
PNGCERT is authorized to address all types of computer security incidents which occur, or threaten to occur, in the PNG cyber-space. Incidents will be prioritized according to their apparent severity and extent.
PNGCERT is committed to keeping its constituency informed of potential vulnerabilities, and where possible, advice remedial or mitigating options.
PNGCERT is not mandated to enforce the Cybercrime Code Act 2016 but will work closely with law enforcement agencies.
CO-OPERATION, INTERACTION AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
ALL incoming information related to incidents is handled confidentially by PNGCERT, regardless of its priority. Any information or documentation to be disclosed must have a TLP designation
COMMUNICATION AND AUTHENTICATION
Usage of PGP or other pre-approved crypto graphical means, in all cases where sensitive information is involved is highly recommended.
News Latest News & Tips
Android spyware strains linked to state-sponsored Confucius threat group
First detected in 2013, Confucius has been linked to attacks on governments in Southeast Asia, and targeted strikes on Pakistani military personnel, Indian election officials, and nuclear agencies.Read More
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With people increasingly relying on mHealth apps during the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers observed that such apps are now generating more user activities compared to other mobile apps. Read More
Siemens Patches 21 More File Parsing Vulnerabilities in PLM Products
Siemens this week released nine new security advisories describing vulnerabilities affecting the company’s products.The biggest advisory covers 21 security holes affecting JT2Go, a 3D viewing tool for JT data (ISO-standardized 3D data format), and Teamcenter Visualization, which provides organizations visualization solutions for documents, 2D drawings, and 3D models. These products are made by Siemens Digital Industries Software, which […]
Domestic Kitten is Actively Surveilling Enemies of the Iranian State
Domestic Kitten (aka APT-C-50), an Iran-based threat group, has been conducting widespread surveillance campaigns targeting over 1,200 individuals. At present, four active campaigns have been discovered by experts that target individuals located in Iran, the U.S., Pakistan, and Afghanistan. These campaigns have been active since 2016.What has been discovered?This operation had 10 unique campaigns that targeted over […]