IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-01-02

• Mysterious Drones Are Flying over Colorado

• IoT Company Wyze Discloses Data Leak Affecting 2.4 Million Users

• Ransomware Scuttles Coast Guard Facility for 30+ Hours

• Responders get hands-on look at latest tech

• Reflections on an Amazing 2019 at Balbix

• Maze Ransomware Sued for Publishing Victim’s Stolen Data

• New USB cable kills your Linux laptop if stolen in a public place

• How agencies can reduce development time and improve user experience

• Apple Stock Sets New All-Time High, Closes at $300 Per Share

• Maze Ransomware Sued by Victim for Releasing Stolen Data

• Poloniex forces password reset following a data leak

• Data Breach Affects 63 Landry’s Restaurants

• Chicago Healthcare Provider Reports Data Breach

• FAS won’t ditch pricing tools

• Cisco DCNM Users Warned of Serious Vulnerabilities

• Cybersecurity in 2020: Vigilance and the human element

• Alert overload is burning out security analysts

• Could bots drive public policy?

• Landry’s Restaurant Chain Suffers Payment Card Theft Via PoS Malware

• DHS, GSA propose centralized vulnerability disclosure platform

• Critical Vulnerabilities Impact Ruckus Wi-Fi Routers

• US Maritime Facility Suffered Ryuk Ransomware Attack

• Former HBO CEO Richard Plepler Inks Five-Year Apple TV+ Production Deal

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• Oddly specific ‘cyber attack’ hits Alaskan airline RavnAir and one plane type

• Python 2.7 Reaches End of Life After 20 Years of Development

• How to install and use git-secret

• Cyber Security Roundup for January 2020

• Cloud Hopper Campaign Broader Reaching Than Previously thought

• 7 key developments to expect from SD-branch in 2020

• Noticing More Robocalls? Governments, Service Providers and Consumers Take Action

• bbPress WordPress Plugin Vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery

• Landry’s restaurant chain disclose POS malware incident

• Private Crypto Keys Being Stolen by Malicious Chrome Extension

• DEF CON 27, Ham Radio Village, Jason’s ‘The RF Dark Arts: How I Went From Total Ignorance To Receiving 1000+ Mile Contacts In 6 Months’

• Develop for Safety and Protect User Privacy through Geofencing

• 3 security tips to protect yourself from skimming attacks

• XKCD, New Year’s Eve

• Making Container Deployment and Analysis Self-Service for Development

• US Military Bans TikTok over privacy concerns

• TikTok boom: US Army bans squaddies from using trendy app on govt-issued phones

• Mariah Carey’s Twitter Account Hacked

• California Adopts Strictest Privacy Law in U.S.

• Mysterious Drones are Flying over Colorado

• Unprotected Database Leaks Data of Wyze Users

• How Cybersecurity’s Metrics of Misery Fail to Describe Cybercrime Pain

• Landry’s Restaurant Chain Discloses Payment Security Incident

• Top Free Security Testing Tools

• TikTok Banned By U.S. Army Over China Security Concerns

• Backdoored Phishing Kits are still popular

• TikTok Releases Transparency Report

• Layoffs Planned at NortonLifeLock

• It’s Time for the C Suite and Boards to Truly Engage in Third-Party Cyber Risk Management

• Team That Made Gene-Edited Babies Sentenced To Prison, Fined

• ProtonMail Launches Encrypted Calendar Application

• Brydge Introduces iPad Pro Keyboard With Multi-Touch Trackpad, Also Teases Standalone Trackpad

• Red Flags To Watch Out For When Choosing A VPN

• You Now Need A Facebook Account To Sign Up For Facebook Messenger

• National Grid Eyes Data Centre, Mainframes Shake-Up

• US Maritime hit by a Ransomware attack

• Response Comments: Lloyds Banking Group Online Services Down

• Most Reliable Hosting Company Sites in December 2019

• Remote Command Execution Vulnerability Affects Many D-Link Routers

• Security Camera Breach Exposing 2.4 Million Users’ Personal Data

• Mechanics of a Crypto Heist: How SIM Swappers Can Steal Cryptocurrency

• Popular U.S. Restaurant Owner Hit by Credit Card Stealing Malware

• BleepingComputer’s Ten Most Viewed Stories of 2019

• Ransomware Attackers Offer Holiday Discounts and Greetings

• Poloniex Forces Password Reset After Data Leak Found Online

• Tesla Faces Racism Lawsuit In California

• Comments On New Zepplin Ransomware Steals Data Before Encrypting It

• Expert Advise On DNS-Over-HTTPS Traffic On The Network

• US Coast Guard Admits Ransomware Took Down Facility

• 6 Security Team Goals for DevSecOps in 2020

• Maastricht University Discloses Ransomware Attack Affecting All Systems

• NIST CSF core functions: Identify

• Cybersecurity Canon Candidate Book Review: Tribe of Hackers

• FPGA cards can be abused for faster and more reliable Rowhammer attacks

• NIST CSF core functions: Protect

• Top minds in machine learning predict where AI is going in 2020

• Cambridge Analytica scandal: Facebook hit with $1.6 million fine

• Kuo: AirPods Pro, Apple Watch Series 6, and iPod Touch Getting New Suppliers in 2020

• Will Apple Ditch Screen ‘Notch’ On 2020 iPhone?

• CISO Salaries 2020: Does a Changing Role Demand a Change in Pay?

• How To Navigate An Uncertain Job Horizon

• The NDAA Pushes Forward on Cyber Metrics

• It’s Time for A Tough Conversation About Trust

• High Risk Vulnerabilities Addressed in Big Monitoring Fabric

• TSMC Expected to Begin ‘A14’ 5nm Chip Production in Second Quarter

• Sonos Criticised For Bricking Old Speakers

• Nation-States, Ransomware Attacks, and Dark Web Activity: Our Top 5 Research Pieces From 2019

• Survey Finds Cybersecurity Salaries Constrained

• Apple to Attend CES 2020 in Rare Official Appearance

• Crooks use Star Wars saga as bait in Phishing and malware attacks

• Landry’s Notifies Customers of Payment Card Incident

• US Soldiers Banned from Using TikTok

• Security Awareness Training Company KnowBe4 Enters 2020 with Record Growth

• Two tips to make multifactor authentication for Office 365 more effective

• DigiTimes: Apple Could Launch Two ‘iPhone SE 2’ Models in 2020

• 7 security incidents that cost CISOs their jobs

• Change your password: Poloniex cryptocurrency exchange reveals data leak

• Quick Hits

• Mitigating the risks of AI transparency in the next decade

• What Is the Biggest Challenge Facing Endpoint Security? Hint: It’s Not Malware

• Simple steps to protect yourself against identity theft

• FCW Insider: Jan. 2

• Microsoft Seizes Domains to Disrupt North Korean Hackers

• Facebook Fined $1.65 Mn by Brazil

• Sextortion Email Scammers are Trying Out New Tactics to Circumnavigate Spam Filter

• Active Network, A School Software Vendor, Suffers Data Breach

• Starbucks Devs Leave API Key in GitHub Public Repo

• Watch out, sextortion scammers are using a new tactic

• Imagination Technologies Announces New Licensing Agreement With Apple

• AI More Accurate Than Doctors For Detecting Breast Cancer – Report

• Tale of the Tape: The NSA’s Neal Ziring on the Slow Death of Punched Tape Crypto Keys

• IoT Company Wyze Suffered a Leak of 2.4m Emails and Device Data

• US Coast Guard Sounds Alarm After Ransomware Attack

• Hackers Impersonate Canadian Banks In Two-year Long Phishing Attack

• New Tesla Fatal Accident To Be Investigated

• Shitcoin Wallet Chrome extension steals crypto-wallet private keys and passwords

• Network Operators Must Automate Their Way to 5G

• Ransomware in Node.js, (Thu, Jan 2nd)

• Deepfakes Pose New Security Challenges

• Seoul to install AI cameras for crime detection

• U.S. Military Banned World’s Most Popular Video-Sharing App TilTok on Soldiers Work Mobile Phones

• Half of the global 815 Million Smart Speakers are putting users privacy at risk

• State-sponsored Chinese cyberattack was much worse than reported earlier

• China’s TikTok banned by US Army amid security concerns: Report

• Facebook Wants You To Share Your Personal Healthcare Data

• Apple Will Keep Throttling iPhones With Old Batteries. Here’s How to Stop It

• California’s Privacy Law Goes Into Effect Today. Now What?

• Two months later: AirPods Pro versus Powerbeats Pro

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• Yeast-raised Apple Cider Doughnuts

• “Nim httpclient/1.0.4”, (Wed, Jan 1st)

• The Law and Consequences of the Recent Airstrikes in Iraq

• Mariah Carey ‘s Twitter Hacked on New Year’s Eve

• We Trust Blockchain Says the Card Payment Industry – But Why Still the Struggle

• Consumer Privacy: Year in Review 2019

• Surveillance Self-Defense: Year in Review 2019

• Here’s a list of Worst Ransomware Attacks of 2019

• Open Policy Agent, Part III – Integrating With Your Application

• What Do You Want to See From Apple in 2020?

• Irish National Cyber Security Strategy warns of ​attacks on Irish data centres

• Make These Security New Year’s Resolutions to Bolster Your Cybersecurity in 2020

• Writing Frictionless R Package Wrappers — Introduction

• Seattle- based Wyze alleged of data breach: Unpaired all devices from Google Assistant and Alexa

• 9 Cybersecurity Predictions for Europe, the Middle East and Africa in 2020

• New Security Report Highlights Trends in Mid-Market Business Malware

• Happy New Year 2020!

• Expert finds Starbucks API Key exposed online

• Comment: Canadian Banks Impersonated In Two-year Long Phishing Attack

• Review: How Divvy Cloud protects cloud deployments

• Top 5 states for cybersecurity jobs

• Chrome extension caught stealing crypto-wallet private keys

• Best of 2019: Privacy: Where Security and Ethics Miss the Mark

• Facebook and Twitter bosses could be jailed in Britain for Data Privacy

• Cloud Security confidence surging up says Barracuda Networks

• Why CJIS mobile compliance might be easier than you think

• The Crazy Story of How Soviet Russia Bugged an American Embassy’s Typewriters

• Microsoft seizes web domains used by North Korean hackers

• TikTok banned by US Army over ‘security risks’ for soldiers

• Wired for sound: How SIP won the VoIP protocol wars

• The 7 Most-Read Siemplify Blog Posts Published in 2019

• IPVM Reports: Wyze CEO Blames Employee For Data Loss, Not Company’s Security Posture…

• The Digital Decade – A Look Back

• Why Web Hosting Security is important?

• Manage O365 Users Without the Azure AD Console

• Protecting data on public clouds and edges with confidential computing

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