IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-01-28

• FirstNet on track, but could use more transparency, GAO says

• Do you need certifications to get an InfoSec job?

• ‘Think different’ about your agency’s cloud migration

• Running an Eco-friendly IT business

• California taps utility data to flag cannabis fraud

• RSA Conference 2020: BlackBerry Cylance. Intelligent Security. Everywhere.

• Apple Releases Multiple Security Updates

• Facebook Rolls Out Tool Globally to Clear Third-Party Data

• A new piece of Snake Ransomware targets ICS processes

• Apple Reports 1Q 2020 Results: $22.2B Profit on $91.8B Revenue, Best Quarter Ever

• All major antivirus vendors will continue to support Windows 7 post EOL

• Cache flow problems continue for Intel: Yet more data-leaking processor design blunders discovered, patches due soon

• There’s no evidence the Saudis hacked Jeff Bezos’s iPhone

• Facebook’s Oversight Board Bylaws: For Once, Moving Slowly

• iOS 13 Now Installed on 77% of iPhones Launched in the Last Four Years

• Jeff Bezos phone was hacked by Saudi crown prince

• DOJ seeks court approval to stop companies from making robocalls

• Democratic candidates and the federal workforce

• Cryptography basics: Symmetric key encryption algorithms

• Hands-On With Filmic’s DoubleTake iPhone App That Lets You Record Video From Two Cameras at the Same Time

• ‘CacheOut’: Researchers unveil new attack on Intel chips

• Windows 10 1909 KB4532695 Update Fixes File Explorer Bugs

• Google has paid security researchers over $21 million for bug bounties, $6.5 million in 2019 alone

• Google Pays $6.5 Million to Hackers for Reporting Security Bugs

• Trolls-For-Hire Pave Way For Sophisticated Social Media Hacks

• What workloads run best on which clouds?

• How Do I Get My Team Started with Container Security and Kubernetes?

• Wawa Breach May Have Compromised More Than 30 Million Payment Cards

• How data drives IT delivery at State

• Intel Previews Newest ‘Zombieload’ Patch

• iOS 13.3.1 Includes Images Featuring Upcoming Powerbeats 4 Earphones

• DEF CON 27, Voting Village – Ion Sancho’s ‘The Factors Preventing Fair Effective And Secure Elections’

• OP Glowing Symphony – How US military claims to have disrupted ISIS ‘s propaganda

• Data Privacy or Data Protection Day? It’s a Human Right, Either Way

• Coronavirus claims new victim: ‘DEF CON cancelled’ joke cancelled after DEF CON China actually cancelled

• Change Your Password

• Persistent vs Non Persistent VM: The Pros and Cons to Each

• Vulnerability Allowed Attackers to Join Zoom Meetings

• CCPA: Cut From the Same Cloth as PCI DSS

• Windows 10 Optional Cumulative Update KB4532695 Released

• How to decrypt WhatsApp end-to-end media files

• Vulnerability Reward Program: 2019 Year in Review

• What is DNSSEC and Why Is It Important?

• Android Flash Tool Lets You Install Android Using a Browser

• What are some features in Microsoft Defender ATP?

• New Snake Ransomware Targets ICS Processes

• Huawei set for limited UK 5G role, but can we Trust Huawei?

• Positively Impacting the Next Generation with Cyber Safety Day

• OMB seeks input on acquisition, supply chain

• 3 Magecart suspects arrested in Interpol operation

• Ransomware Bitcoin Wallet Frozen by UK Court to Recover Ransom

• Charge anywhere safely with the SyncStop USB Condom

• Children’s data privacy: What’s a parent to do?

• Travelex Finally Restores Money Transfers

• Mission Possible: Cybersecurity Posture Transformation

• Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.3.1 With Toggle for Turning Off U1 Chip in Latest iPhones

• Vulnerability found in Cisco Webex Meeting Suit- Lets unauthorized attackers join private meetings

• SEC Publishes Cybersecurity Practices of Financial Industry

• Ring Doorbell App for Android Caught Sharing User Data with Facebook, Data-Miners

• Canadian Military Contractor Hit By Ransomware

• New Facebook Privacy Feature Lets You See How Its Tracking You

• C-suite unprepared for NotPetya and other extinction-level cyberattacks

• Livestream: Senate Impeachment Trial Day 7

• OurMine Returns to Provide More “Security Training”

• Tax-Related Scams Increase as 2020 Tax Season Approaches

• 2019 saw more cryptocurrency hacks than any other year

• Netflix Scammers

• NFL Twitter Accounts Hacked One Week Before Super Bowl

• 5 identity priorities for 2020

• UK Medical Products Manufacturer Shuts Plant Following Breach

• Check Point Reveals Zoom Video Hack

• Kali Linux Adds Single Installer Image, Default Non-Root User

• New report suggests anti-virus firm Avast is selling user data to 3rd parties

• Data privacy is about more than compliance—it’s about being a good world citizen

• 5 ways to be a bit safer this Data Privacy Day

• Security admins checklist: 10 tasks to perform every year

• Ring Android App Sent Sensitive User Data to 3rd Party Trackers

• New ‘CacheOut’ Attack Leaks Data from Intel CPUs, VMs and SGX Enclave

• Data Privacy Day 2020: The View From the Frontline

• How to set up secure credential storage for Docker

• Millions of Devices Using LoRaWAN Exposed to Hacker Attacks

• Explained: the strengths and weaknesses of the Zero Trust model

• NEW REPORT: Customer Chronicles: Securing State and Local Government Agencies with Strong MFA

• Complete Guide & Best Practices for Enterprise Mobile Device Security to Protect From Malware Attacks

• Avast antivirus caught selling user data

• Maryland Bill Would Outlaw Ransomware, Keep Researchers From Reporting Bugs

• Webex Bug Allowed Password Bypass

• IoT security? We’ve heard of it, says UK.gov waving new regs

• Data Privacy Day Surfaces Latent Cybersecurity Tensions

• Welcoming Lou Anne Reynolds, Director Global Partner Programs | NetApp

• Facebook’s New Privacy Tool Lets You Manage How You’re Tracked

• Automating API Security in the Cloud

• Zoom Fixes Flaw Opening Meetings To Hackers

• Data Privacy Day: A Vision for the Future

• What is SMBv1 and Why You Should Disable it

• DEF CON China Conference Postponed Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

• Shifting Left is Not Enough: Why Starting Left is Your Key to Software Security Excellence

• Now 5G has to prove that it’s really worth the fight – and the fallout

• Microsoft: Actually, Windows 7 is getting a new update – to fix black wallpaper bug

• Cisco Launches IoT Security Platform

• Mozilla Bans 197 Malicious Firefox Add-Ons Amidst Crackdown

• The Report: Impeachment, Day Six

• Time to celebrate Data Privacy Day!

• Getting Started with Modern Application Security Automation

• How does a government censor the Internet? A rare peek from Jammu and Kashmir

• VirusTotal MultiSandbox += BitDam ATP

• Two of the iPad’s Creators Share Thoughts on Its Development, Evolution, and More

• U.K. allows Huawei to supply some 5G network gear, despite U.S. pressure

• Hackers blitz social media accounts of 15 NFL teams

• Wireshark for Incident Response 101

• Openreach Announces Full Fibre To 227 Rural Communities

• Santa Fe Group Honored for Cyber Security Risk Mgmt (See Video)

• Five Cyber Security Resolutions For 2020

• Zoom Bug Potentially Allowed Attackers to Find and Join Active Meetings

• Now 5G has to prove that it’s really worth the fight

• Malware spotlight: EvilGnome

• AppOmni Raises $10 Million to Help Companies Prevent Cloud Misconfigurations

• British Government Approves Huawei For Limited 5G Role

• Engaging the Attacker Prior to Impact

• The Future of Secure Programming

• MTTD and MTTR: Two Metrics to Improve Your Cybersecurity

• Malicious emails sent in German on behalf of the Post

• 3 Observations About Leadership in an Age of Digital Transformation

• How increased collaboration can prevent phishing attacks against corporate executives

• The big 5G decision: Huawei gets role in UK network roll-outs, despite US pressure

• UK Approves Restricted Huawei Role in 5G Network

• Google Halts Publishing of Paid Chrome Extensions Due to Fraud

• CEOs are deleting their social media accounts to protect against hackers

• VB2019 paper: Medical IoT for diabetes and cybercrime

• Government Plans New Laws For Smart Gadgets

• With 5G And IoT, It’s A New Day With New Risks

• Security Analysis of Devices That Support SCPI and VISA Protocols

• PCI Pal® launches PCI Pal Digital for omnichannel payment security

• Experts On Gedia Automotive Group Hit By Massive Cyber Attack That Shuts Down IT Operations

• Computer science researchers in Texas expose security risks of micromobility vehicles

• Is it time for a national Digital Bill of Rights?

• Cisco Launches Industrial IoT Security Solution

• Implementation flaws make LoRaWAN networks vulnerable to attack

• More Than Just SOAR: How to Automate Security With Intelligence

• CacheOut/L1DES: New Speculative Execution Attack Affecting Intel CPUs

• Time for Some Straight Talk Around Network Traffic Analysis

• Google Receives Geofence Warrants

• The big 5G decision: Huawei allowed limited role in UK network projects

• Avast Antivirus Subsidiary Sells Highly Sensitive Web Browsing Data To Many World Leading Companies

• The duke of URL: Zoom meetups’ info leaked out through eavesdrop hole

• Suspected Magecart Hackers Arrested in Indonesia

• 5 Security Trends and Predictions to Watch in 2020

• Securing the IoT is a nightmare

• What Experts Say On New UK IoT Legislation

• Zoom fixes security flaw that could have let hackers join video conference calls

• Response Comment: Google Docs Down

• Zoom Updates Security As Eavesdrop Hack Discovered By Check Point Research

• LoRaWAN networks are spreading but security researchers say beware

• UK’s IoT Law Hopes to Drive Security-by-Design

• New Zoom Bug Prompts Security Fix, Platform Changes

• Staff Send 130+ Emails Per Week to Wrong Recipient

• LoRaWAN Encryption Keys Easy to Crack, Jeopardizing Security of IoT Networks

• Data Privacy Tips for Data Privacy Day

• Filmic’s New DoubleTake App Lets iPhone Users Shoot Video From Multiple Cameras Simultaneously

• Zoom Fixes Flaw Opening Meetings to Hackers

• The US Space Force Has a Rough Launch on the Internet

• Zoom Bug Could Have Let Uninvited People Join Private Meetings

• States sue over rules that allow release of 3D-printed gun blueprints

• Ring app for Android full to the brim with third-party trackers: report

• ‘iPhone 9’ Production Reportedly Scheduled for February, But Could Be Impacted By Coronavirus Outbreak

• Chrome Web Store Announces Temporary Shutdown After Wave Of Fraudulent Transactions – Experts Reaction

• The 9 Windows Server security settings you need to get right

• Access data of 515,000 servers and IoT devices leaked online: Remote control via Telnet possible

• Mozilla bans Firefox extensions for executing remote code

• Check Point Research finds vulnerabilities in Zoom Video Communications, Inc.

• DailyObjects – 464,260 breached accounts

• Romanian kingpin of rare book thieves behind bars thanks to Italy

• How to catch bad guys with the help of data – the right way.

• Cyber Threat Trends Dashboard

• Cisco patches bugs in security admin center and Webex

• Coronavirus Outbreak Could Impact ‘iPhone 9’ Production Reportedly Scheduled for February

• Facial recognition firm sued for scraping 3 billion faceprints

• How to take charge of your Google privacy settings

• FCW Insider: Jan. 28

• Ransomware called Ragnarok attacks Citrix ADC

• Phishing scams appearing even in Canada Post shops

• Iranian Hackers’ Defacement Techniques exposed by FBI

• US Agency Targeted with North Korean Phishing

• Coronavirus Outbreak May Disrupt iPhone Production – Report

• 15 NFL Twitter and Facebook accounts have been hacked

• Silicon UK in Focus: Data Protection Day 2020

• US Agency Hit With N. Korean-Themed Phishing: Report

• Bloomberg: Coronavirus Outbreak Could Impact ‘iPhone 9’ Production

• Ragnarok Ransomware Targets Citrix ADC, Disables Windows Defender

• FBI Releases Alert on Iranian Hackers’ Defacement Techniques

• Twitter and Facebook accounts for 15 NFL teams hacked

• Practice Fusion to pay $145m for accepting pharma kickbacks in opioid prescription scam

• Hackers Exploited Trend Micro Antivirus Zero-day In Mitsubishi Electric Hack

• Exinda Management Center update

• Hackers Can Hijack Electric Scooters to Spy on Users

• 5 Ways Your Organization Can Ensure Improved Data Security

• The average ransom demand for a REvil ransomware infection is a whopping $260,000

• Okta ranks the most popular and fastest-growing apps in the enterprise

• Detect Cyberattacks Early for Business Resiliency

• New cyber intelligence platform to boost Dubai’s public-private partnerships

• Average Ransomware Payment Doubles from Q3 to Q4 2019, Study Reveals

• Fortinet removed hardcoded SSH keys and database backdoors from FortiSIEM

• Attacks on Citrix servers increase after the release of CVE-2019-19781 exploits

• New IoT Security Regulations: The Devil’s in the Details

• NetWars! Let the SANS Tournaments commence: Compete and learn all about forensics, incident response, red teaming – and much more

• The Symbiotic, Parasitic Relationship Between Privacy, Security

• AWS Data Exposed on GitHub

• Hackers Take Over NFL Teams Twitter Accounts One Week Before Super Bowl

• Data breach: Why it’s time to adopt a risk-based approach to cybersecurity

• How to detect and prevent issues with vulnerable LoRaWAN networks

• Security risks for e-scooters and riders exposed

• AI and disinformation join nukes in the race for armageddon

• World Data Privacy Day on January 28

• No more Ransomware payments from Taxpayers funds says, New York

• Avast Anti-Virus Spying Millions of Users Browsing Activities, Every Click, Every Buy and Selling to Its Clients – Google, Microsoft, Pepsi

• 52% of companies use cloud services that have experienced a breach

• Navigating ICS Security: Having your Action Plan Ready

• Journey to security: Data safety for travelers

• Plights of the Round Table – Strategic Lessons from the Casino

• Emotet epoch 1 infection with Trickbot gtag mor84, (Tue, Jan 28th)

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, January 28th 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=6842, (Tue, Jan 28th)

• Benefits of blockchain pilot programs for risk management planning

• 2020-01-27 – Pcap and malware for an ISC diary (Emotet with Trickbot)

• AFP and NSW Police used Australia’s encryption laws seven times in 2018-19

• MGM Held Talks With Apple and Netflix to Gauge Interest in Acquisition

• Security Compass enables CSPs to set up and develop their FedRAMP initiatives

• Cisco’s first Cybersecurity Co-Innovation Center in Europe opens in Milan

• India partially lifts internet block in Kashmir

• WiFi Hacking Tool Aircrack-ng 1.6 Released with New Features, Speed Up & Bug Fixes

• Cybraics partners with AVANT to expand reach of its AI-backed threat detection services

• DEF CON China conference put on hold due to coronavirus outbreak

• Alfresco and Tech Mahindra collaborate on four jointly-developed insurance solutions

• OurMine Hackers Are Back, Hijack NFL Teams’ Social Accounts

• Ring Doorbell App Packed with Third-Party Trackers

• Cymatic selects security experts for advisory roles

• SecureLink announces distribution partnership with ShiftLeft for GCC and Egypt

• Sixgill appoints Meira Primes as chief marketing officer

• High-tech communications aircraft crashes in Afghanistan

• Hacker demonstrates Remote Code Execution exploit for Windows Remote Desktop Gateway

• The Twitter accounts of 15 NFL teams have been hacked, and one hacking group is claiming to be behind all of them

• This is how a popular free antivirus program sells your data

• Mitsubishi Electric discloses data breach, media blame China-linked APT

• Average Ransomware Payments More Than Doubled in Q4 2019

• Remember the Clipper chip? NSA’s botched backdoor-for-Feds from 1993 still influences today’s encryption debates

• SoftServe attains Data Analytics Specialization in Google Cloud Premier Partner Program

• FBI Releases Alert on Iranian Hackers’ Defacement Techniques

• Microsoft Asked to Unshackle Windows 7 From Proprietary Tyranny

• Union presses to suspend ruling on workplace impeachment talk

• Artificial Intelligence in the Enterprise: The Race Is On

• Unsecured Database Leaks Movie Chain Customer Info

• Google Now Charges The Government For User Data Requests

• NY proposes outlawing ransomware payments

• Hackers Hijack Social Media Accounts For The NFL

• One Small Fix Would Curb Stingray Surveillance

• Hackers took over Twitter accounts for NFL and some teams, including Super Bowl’s 49ers, Chiefs

• Bills Seeks To Reform NSA Surveillance, Aiming At Section 215, FISA Process

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-01-27

• How To Block Bots From Spamming You With Friend Requests

• Data Telemetry Across Mac, Windows, & Linux

• Risk managers: Here are the must-have skills for 2020

• Spotlight on election security

• Did H&M spy on its German employees? Privacy watchdog opens an investigation

• Hackers hijack social media accounts for the NFL and 15 teams

• Improving Customer Experience in the Gaming Industry

• Google, Mozilla Ban Hundreds of Browser Extensions in Chrome, Firefox

• Clearview’s Face Surveillance Shows Why We Need a Strong Federal Consumer Privacy Law

• Magecart-related arrests made in Indonesia

• Protecting against data security threats

• Hackers took over Twitter accounts for the NFL and a bunch of teams, including the 49ers and Chiefs

• In Memory of Lina Ben Mhenni, Tunisian Free Expression Activist and Revolutionary

• 5 of the Most Popular Penetration Testing Tools Found in Kali Linux

• Protecting 2020 election infrastructure from ransomware

• Hack the Army bug bounty program paid $275,000 in rewards

• FCC Opens Up 3.5GHz Spectrum for Full Commercial Use, Apple’s Newest iPhones Already Offer Support

• 5 Cybersecurity Scandals That Could’ve Been Easily Prevented

• As botnet bill gains new life, old concerns about scope linger

• How does antimalware software work and what are the detection types?

• How To Drive the AI Value Proposition in Insurance with Cutting-Edge Analytics and Innovation

• Google Chrome Gets Improved Tab Feature, Thanks to Microsoft

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of January 20, 2020

• Microsoft Quality Control Problems: The Litany

• Remembering Chris Christensen

• Google halts paid-for Chrome extension updates amid fraud surge: Web Store in lockdown ‘due to the scale of abuse’

• Hackers hijack Twitter accounts for Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers

• Attacks on ADC Ramp Up as Citrix Releases Remaining Patches

• As Necurs Botnet Falls from Grace, Emotet Rises

• Web Swiper in Image Title

• What’s new in ethical hacking: Latest careers, skills and certifications

• Rui Pinto: Hacker Who Targeted Football and Angola’s ‘Princess’

• Network Security Perspective on Coronavirus Preparedness, (Mon, Jan 27th)

• Aggah: How to run a botnet without renting a Server (for more than a year)

• Russian Cybercrime Boss Burkov Pleads Guilty

• Apple Patent Imagines iMac Made From a Single Sheet of Glass

• German Privacy Watchdog Investigates Clothing Retailer H&M

• Zero-day in SolarWinds’ MSP n-Central Tool Allows Theft of Admin Credentials:

• Indonesia Police Arrest Three Hackers Linked to Magecart Style Attacks

• Maryland: Make malware possession a crime! Yes, yes, researchers get a free pass

• Citrix Flaw Opens Networks To Ransomware Risk

• Modern Mass Surveillance: Identify, Correlate, Discriminate

• Ryuk Stealer Updated to Target More Files

• US Rolls Out New Bill to Reform NSA Surveillance

• Google Takes Dataset Search Out Of Beta

• Understand how SIM Swapping can easily be used to hack your accounts!

• Officials Blame Turkey For Cyber-Attacks

• ZTE 5G gear lets China’s experts remotely diagnose Wuhan coronavirus

• Cloudy with a Chance of Extremely High Alert Accuracy

• Major Canadian Military Contractor Compromised in Ransomware Attack

• Intel Is Patching the Patch for the Patch for Its ‘Zombieload’ Flaw

• N.Y. Could Ban Cities from Paying Ransomware Attackers

• New privacy assessments now included in Microsoft Compliance Score

• Windows 7 To Get Post End of Life Update to Fix Wallpaper Bug

• Job hunting? Beware hiring scams using spoofed company websites

• Top 5 cybersecurity threats to the UK healthcare sector

• A week in security (January 20 – 26)

• Executive Privilege Is No Reason for the Senate to Ignore John Bolton

• Three Magecart Hackers Arrested in Indonesia

• US Space Industry to Launch Cybersecurity Portal

• MDhex Vulnerabilities Discovered In GE Healthcare Medical Devices

• Survey: What’s your cybersecurity strategy?

• Nasty old Android malware with new capabilities gets difficult to remove

• Livestream: Senate Impeachment Trial Day 6

• New IoT Security Regulations: The Devil’s in the Details – and the Details are Weak

• Threat Analysis Unit (TAU) Threat Intelligence Notification: SNAKE Ransomware

• Cyber defense game brings together security experts, special forces and more as military prepares for warfare 2.0

• Google will shut down App Maker on January 19, 2021

• Lessons Learned From 2016, but U.S. Faces New Election Threats

• Google Rolls Back Change Making Search Results Look Like Ads

• Greater Focus on Privacy Pays Off for Firms

• New IoT Security Regulations: The Devil’s in the Details — Which are Weak

• Can PAM Coexist with the Zero Trust Security Model? Yes says Thycotic

• Teachers, Trainers, and Educators

• Developing and Using Lessons Learned

• What’s your organization’s cybersecurity strategy?

• CipherCloud and CloudFlare provide the building blocks for SASE

• Cisco Webex bug allowed anyone to join a password-protected meeting

• Citrix Server Vulnerability leads to Ransomware Attack

• World Economic Forum on Securing the Aviation Industry in the Age of Convergence

• Why manipulation campaigns are the biggest threat facing the 2020 election

• NetApp E-Series Delivers 20 Years of Zero Downtime at CGG

• P&N Bank data breach may have impacted 100,000 West Australians

• RCE Exploit for Windows RDP Gateway Demoed by Researcher

• How to Get the Most Out of Your Security Metrics

• NSA Shares Guidance on Mitigating Cloud Vulnerabilities

• Cisco Patched Critical Bug In Firepower Management Center

• RHEL 8 Still Vulnerable to “Magellan 2” SQLite Bugs, as Patches Drop

• Huawei and Supply Chain Security – The Great Geopolitical Debate

• Cisco Webex bug allowed anyone to join a top-secret password-protected meeting

• Fake Celebrity-Endorsed Bitcoin Scam Abuses Ad Tech to Net $1M in 1 Day

• Which was the most common threat to macOS devices in 2019? Shlayer malware

• Mozilla is cleaning out its closet by removing almost 200 dodgy Firefox add-ons

• ICO Children’s Data Rules Meet With Divided Response

• Fiat Chrysler’s Android-Based Uconnect 5 Infotainment System Gains Wireless CarPlay and More

• Researchers And Army Join Hands to Protect the Military’s AI Systems

• Scam, spam and phishing texts: How to spot SMS fraud and stay safe

• Malware Attack! Oregon County’s Network Smashed By a Ransomware?

• Severe Vulnerabilities Discovered In GE Medical Devices

• Mandatory IoT Security in the Offing with U.K. Proposal

• Wanted: Cloud Security Skills

• Malware spotlight: Juice jackers

• Look out for these phishy tax scams

• Government Set To Approve Limited 5G Role For Huawei

• Interpol Arrested 3 Indonesian Hackers Who have Hacked Hundreds of Ecommerce Websites With JS-Sniffer Malware

• Experts On Report: Cofense Malware Trends Report Shows Heavy Use Of Macro-enabled Documents For Malware Delivery

• Cardplanet mastermind pleads guilty to credit card fraud

• UK ‘Will Not Implement EU Copyright Directive’

• IoT security: Your smart devices must have these three features to be secure

• Microsoft backs SuperAwesome amid growing demand for child safety tech

• Avast Explains Cybersecurity AI at Enigma Conference | Avast

• 3 Tools for K-12 Cybersecurity: Keeping Students and Schools Safe in a Digital World

• 5 ways to cope with the cybersecurity skills shortage (that don’t involve hiring)

• Head of ‘Cardplanet’ Stolen Credit Card Marketplace Pleads Guilty in the US

• First MageCart Hackers Caught, Infected Hundreds of Web Stores

• Fortinet removes SSH and database backdoors from its SIEM product

• From Privacy to Trust and ROI

• Bitglass Security Spotlight: Mega Breach Exposes More Than 250 Million

• Trend Micro OfficeScan Flaw Apparently Exploited in Mitsubishi Electric Hack

• North Carolina water supplier targeted in ‘international cyberattack’

• Security risk for e-scooters and riders

• Americans want stronger privacy over easier access to health data

• U.S. Govt Agency Hit With New CARROTBALL Malware Dropper

• Tinder to get panic button, catfish-fighting facial recognition

• Gaining Insight Into the Ponemon Institute’s 2020 Cost of Insider Threats Report

• NY State Wants To Ban Government Agencies From Paying Ransomware Demands – Comments

• Industry Comment – Nick Clegg Ignorance Shines Light On Poor Software Security Hygiene

• Cybersecurity: A guide for parents to keep kids safe online

• PoC Exploits Created for Recently Patched ‘BlueGate’ Windows Server Flaws

• Instagram CEO’s homes were targetted by SWATters

• Smartphone Election in Washington State

• Rent out the best properties online in India with these tips

• NY Bills Would Ban Municipalities From Meeting Ransomware Demands

• Apple Teases ‘Beastie Boys Story’ Coming to Apple TV+ in April

• Sensor Tower: iOS Users Spent $3.6 Billion on Top 100 Subscription Apps of 2019, Up 16% Year-on-Year

• Has Necurs Fallen From (Cybercrime) Grace? Elite Malware Botnet Now Distributes Clunky Scams

• Are More Defined Parameters the Key to Addressing the Cybersecurity Skills Gap?

• VMware Warns Over AMD Driver Vulnerabilities

• Royal Yachting Association Resets Passwords After Breach

• Closing the security gap in OT/IT convergence

• New York wants to ban taxpayer-funded ransomware payments

• Chrome and Firefox Clamp Down on Suspicious Behavior

• FBI warns of spoofed websites and hiring scams that target your wallet

• Rumor Claims iOS 14 to Support All the Same iPhones as iOS 13

• Operation Night Fury: Group-IB helps take down a cybergang behind the infection of hundreds of websites all over the world

• Quick Hits

• The US Army uses facial recognition to train AI. Now, it needs to protect it

• Netflix scam harvests credit card information

• Britain is expected to give Huawei a restricted role in its 5G rollout. The US won’t be happy

• Magecart gang arrested in Indonesia

• Monday review – the hot 21 stories of the week

• You can get your data hacked by using your old iOS and Android phones

• Homes in Malvern targeted by phishing phone scam

• Cyberattack in City of Potsdam resulted in servers going offline

• FCW Insider: Jan. 27

• Citrix Flaw Exploited by Ransomware Attackers

• Smaller Companies Need to Step Up Their Cyber Security Efforts

• Delivering the authentication experience that veterans deserve

• Apple Shares New ‘Powder’ Shot on iPhone Video

• Mozilla banned hundreds of malicious Firefox add-ons over the last weeks

• Assessing the Dangers Caused by Cryptojacking

• Today Marks the 10th Anniversary of Steve Jobs Unveiling the iPad

• The rise of insider cybersecurity threats | Cyber Work Podcast

• A new piece of Ryuk Stealer targets government, military and finance sectors

• A Global Look at the Data Privacy Landscape

• Facebook Blames Apple for Hacked iPhone, Defends WhatsApp

• Recommendations for navigating the dynamic cybercrime landscape

• Top 10 Best Malware Removal Tool 2020

• Survey: SMBs Plan to Embrace AI but Don’t Know the Risks

• Fake Celebrity-Endorsed Scam Abuses Ad Tech to Net $1M in One Day

• Dark Web Fraud and Cybercrime with Emily Wilson

• You can upgrade Windows 7 for free! Why wouldn’t you?

• UK PM Boris Johnson phone hacked by Saudi Prince Salman

• Deloitte acquires Cybersecurity consulting firm SecurePath

• Patients believe stronger privacy protections are more important than easier health data access

• Top 10 policy trends to watch for globally in 2020

• ISC Stormcast For Monday, January 27th 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=6840, (Mon, Jan 27th)

• Alexander Baranov says Russia has nothing to do with the cyberattack on the friendly Austrian Foreign Ministry

• Who Are the Digital Service Providers (DSP) under the NIS Directive?

• Face/Off: Security challenges in the age of facial recognition

• Grandstream launches two new additions to its GWN series of Wi-Fi Access Points

• Microsoft’s IE Zero-day Fix is Breaking Windows Printing

• Swimlane version 10.0: Reducing mean time to detect and response for security incidents

• Cisco Webex Flaw Let Unauthenticated Remote Attackers to Join Private Meetings Without Password

• Fugue’s engineer empowerment and education as growth strategy in 2020

• Most Popular Cybersecurity Blog Posts from 2019

• Adaptiva expands executive team in preparation for upcoming product launches

• CloudKnox Security raises $12M to accelerate customer growth and innovation

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