IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-04-01

• North Korea-linked Geumseong121 APT group is sending spear-phishing emails to target people interested in North Korean refugees

• Patrick Wardle drops new zero-day doom for Zoom

• Attackers can use Zoom to steal users’ Windows credentials with no warning

• You might want uninstall Houseparty, expert calls it a privacy ‘trojan horse’

• Apple Adding Some 2013 and 2014 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Models to Vintage Products List at End of April

• YouTube to Launch New ‘Shorts’ Feature to Rival TikTok

• Wiper Malware Called “Coronavirus” Spreads Among Windows Victims

• For the past five years, every FBI secret spy court request to snoop on Americans has sucked, says watchdog

• Microsoft warns hospitals about VPN cyberattacks during coronavirus

• A Passwordless Future Is Here Now

• The EARN IT Act Violates the Constitution

• Zoom client for Windows could allow hackers to steal users’Windows password

• Apple Providing Subsidies to Authorized Service Providers That Offer Repairs on Pickup and Drop-Off Basis

• Microsoft is working on mitigating an entire Windows bug class

• COVID-19 – Update on New Cyber Campaigns

• Cyber Security Roundup for April 2020

• How to protect elections amid the coronavirus pandemic

• Apple Lets Amazon Prime Video App Offer In-App Purchases on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV

• Facebook Wants To Automatically Share Your Location With Friends

• Moving Off-Prem in the Domainless Enterprise

• Managing Escalation Under Layered Cyber Deterrence

• Introduce Kids to Cybersecurity With This Free Activity Book

• Why All Employees Are Responsible for Company Cybersecurity

• Coronavirus: Government Thanks Broadband Providers, As 563 Died In One Day

• ‘Zoom-bombing’ highlights videoconference security vulnerabilities

• GDPR: An impact around the world

• Coronavirus ‘Financial Relief’ Phishing Attacks Spike

• Keeping Your Security Strategy on Track Amidst Tactical Distractions

• COVID-19 pandemic impact pushing smart home voice control devices to predicted 30% growth

• DOD issues permission slips for workers in national capital region

• Cloudflare family-friendly DNS service flubs first filtering foray: Vital LGBTQ, sex-ed sites blocked ‘by mistake’

• Cyberscum have been targeting MS-SQL boxen – and some careless sysadmins got reinfected after cleaning it out

• GitLab Addressed Multiple Important Vulnerabilities With The Latest Releases

• NOAA expands use of unmanned systems

• GSA bot builders add workforce capacity

• The Joy of Tech® ‘FaceTime Background Humiliation’

• Shmoocon 2020 – Mark Griffin’s ‘Knowing The UnFuzzed And Finding Bugs With Coverage Analysis’

• How to Deliver Exceptional Omnichannel Customer Experience

• Voatz disputes claims it was ‘kicked off’ HackerOne

• Cloudflare Launches a DNS-Based Parental Control Service

• Tech Career Ladder podcast: Start your climb to EPIC leader

• Apple and Goldman Sachs Let Apple Card Holders Defer April Payments

• Hackers mining Monero on Microsoft SQL databases for last 2 years

• Amazon’s Detective will help you investigate your cloud computing security mysteries

• Critical WordPress Plugin Bug Can Lock Admins Out of Websites

• Marriott Data Breach

• Clicking Malicious Links in Zoom Client on Windows Can Leak Network Login Credentials

• North Korean Hackers Resume Campaign After December Takedown

• Company Launches Lockdown-Friendly Hacking Competition

• Active Directory Attacks Hit the Mainstream

• What is the Principle of Least Privilege (POLP)? – Definition and Best Practices

• How to Stay Secure While Working Remotely

• Trojanized Zoom Apps Target Work-From-Home Android Users

• Corona-cation? Here’s How to Work From Home Securely

• Apple Seeds First Beta of watchOS 6.2.5 to Developers

• Affordacare Patient Data Allegedly Published Online

• Hacker Group Backdoors Thousands of Microsoft SQL Servers Daily

• Apple’s Pandemic Recovery Donation to China More Than Doubles to $7 Million

• Holy Water watering hole attack targets visitors of certain websites with malware

• Microsoft Alerts Healthcare to Human-Operated Ransomware

• Cloud Security Intelligence Boost for SIEM

• COVID-19 Impact: Cyber Criminals Target Zoom Domains

• Decision Making Before and During Times of Crisis:  A Parallel Between Cybersecurity Incidents and the Current COVID-19 Pandemic

• Microsoft works with healthcare organizations to protect from popular ransomware during COVID-19 crisis: Here’s what to do

• The rising threat of drones to cybersecurity: What you need to know

• Kerberos Tickets on Linux Red Teams

• Apple Shares Trailer for Short Film ‘Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth’

• Microsoft is Alerting Hospitals Vulnerable to Ransomware Attacks

• Coronavirus: Microsoft directly warns hospitals, ‘Fix your vulnerable VPN appliances’

• iCloud Keychain Gaining Password Warnings, Support for Generating Two-Factor Authentication Codes in iOS 14

• With Kubernetes Operators comes great responsibility

• Nominations Open for the European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards 2020

• COVID-19 could hamper national security, new data shows

• The foundation of a Zero Trust architecture

• Could Work-From-Home Staff be Violating Privacy Laws During Conference Calls?

• Two Zoom Zero-Day Flaws Uncovered

• TSB Suffers Another Online Banking Outage

• Coronavirus: Google Cancels Annual April Fools’ Pranks

• E-Commerce Site Tupperware Suffered Credit Card Skimmer Attack

• Ransomware Payments on the Rise

• Vollgar botnet has managed to infect around 3k MSSQL DB servers daily

• Patch Released for Linux Kernel Vulnerability Disclosed at Hacking Contest

• Cyber Work podcast: Cryptography careers and IoT vulnerabilities with Ted Shorter

• The Zoom Privacy Backlash Is Only Getting Started

• Expanding Free Security Offers into Customers’ Endpoints

• Unpatched Zoom App Bug Lets Hackers Steal Your Windows Password

• Secure Historical Cloud Data with Cloud Data Discovery

• Marriott hacked again, 5.2 million guests affected

• Deals: B&H Photo’s New Apple Shopping Event Includes Solid Discounts on iPad mini, AirPods, and More

• Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome

• Lost or Stolen Device? Here’s What to do Next

• FBI Re-issues Warning About Kwampirs Malware

• On The Uptick In Healthcare Data Breaches

• BrandPost: Addressing the Cybersecurity Workforce Shortage by Training Veterans

• Moscow Rolls Out Coronavirus Patient Tracking App

• Millions Of Guests Impacted In Marriott Data Breach, Again

• How to protect hospitals against the ransomware Netwalker

• Zoom’s End-To-End Encryption Isn’t Actually End-To-End

• Zoom Lets Attackers Steal Windows Credentials via UNC Links

• The SOC Emergency Room Faces Malware Pandemic

• Zoom Under Increased Scrutiny As Popularity Soars

• Foxconn Suggests There is Still Opportunity for 5G iPhones to Launch on Time

• iPhone, iPad, and Mac users report video calling issues during pandemic

• Securing Your Remote Workforce

• Deals: Save on Both 2018 and 2020 iPad Pro Models This Week With Discounts of Up to $184 Off

• Major Cloud, CDN Providers Join Secure Routing Initiative

• LimeRAT malware is being spread through VelvetSweatshop Excel encryption technique

• Zeus Sphinx Malware Reappears amid Coronavirus Phishing Scams

• iOS 13.4 and macOS 10.15.4 Prevent FaceTime Calls From Working With Some Older iPhones and iPads Amid Pandemic

• Top Email Protections Fail in Latest COVID-19 Phishing Campaign

• How Our Partnership With ServiceNow Makes Vulnerabilities Manageable

• Cybersecurity’s Top Needed Skill: Cloud Security

• QR code generator scam steals thousands in Bitcoin

• Attack campaign hits thousands of MS-SQL servers for two years

• 1-15 March 2020 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• AWS Security Service ‘Amazon Detective’ Now Generally Available

• A crypto-mining botnet has been hijacking MSSQL servers for almost two years

• Bill Gates’s YouTube ‘Bitcoin giveaway’ is a big fat scam

• The Cyberspace Solarium Commission: From Competing to Complementary Strategies

• Your colleague was infected with Coronavirus, this is the latest phishing lure

• Digital Sanity Summit Tips for Parents | Avast

• WARNING: Hackers Install Secret Backdoor on Thousands of Microsoft SQL Servers

• Millions of routers running OpenWRT vulnerable to attack

• TEHTRIS XDR Platform, A Holistic Cybersecurity Solution

• Thought Leaders Discuss the “Human Element” at RSA Conference 2020

• China-linked APT41 group exploits Citrix, Cisco, Zoho flaws

• Hackers target zero-day flaws in enterprise Draytek network devices

• At the Supreme Court, Morrisons pops data breach liability win into its trolley – but it’s not a get-out-of-compo free card for businesses

• Panther Labs Launches Open-Source Cloud-Native SIEM

• SecurityWeek Launches Virtual Cybersecurity Event Series

• Critical Flaw in SEO Plugin Exposed Many WordPress Sites to Attacks

• New Phishing Campaign: “Remote-working” VPN Installation

• Coronavirus con artists continue to spread infections of their own

• Coronavirus Pandemic Leads to New and Evolving Cyber Threats

• Cybersecurity warning: These scammers are looking for a way into your email accounts

• Coronavirus: Xerox Ends Hostile Takeover Bid For HP

• Small DDoS Attacks Are Increasing; VPNs Could Fall Victim Next During Epidemic

• Spotify Kids Launches in Canada, France, and the US

• Windows 10 alert: Zoom client can leak your network login credentials

• Dark Web Hosting Provider Hacked

• Marriott International Hit By Second Data Breach

• Lack of Understanding of US Legislation Putting UK Business Data at Risk

• Webinar — Autonomous Breach Protection: The New Security Paradigm Shift

• How Foreign Policy Factors for American Muslims in 2020

• Pandemic impact report: Security leaders weigh in

• Microsoft’s Edge browser to get breached credential alerts

• Experts published PoC exploits for CVE-2020-0796 privilege escalation flaw on Windows

• A technical risk assessment of COVID-19

• VelvetSweatshop Technique Used by Attack Campaign to Deliver LimeRAT

• Industry Leaders And Cybersecurity Experts Insight On Marriott International Data Breach

• Marriott hacked AGAIN – Millions of guests’ data accessed by hackers

• Chinese #COVID19 Conspiracy Theories Date Back to January

• Database Encryption

• Tencent Keen Security Lab: Experimental Security Assessment on Lexus Cars

• Marriott International discloses its second security incident affecting 5.2 million guests

• Announcing the Release of Malware Prevention for Linux

• New Raccoon Stealer uses Google Cloud Services to evade detection

• Apple’s latest macOS Catalina update mysteriously borks SSH for some unlucky fans. What could be the cause?

• Breaking the Ice: A Deep Dive Into the IcedID Banking Trojan’s New Major Version Release

• Quarantine and Chill: Here’s the information the Netflix stores about you

• 5.2 Million Guests Affected by Second Marriot Breach

• 5 reasons security staff leave (and what to do about it)

• Hackers Attack Health Providers and Demand Ransom

• Marriott International 2020 data breach: 5.2 million customers affected

• How to prepare Microsoft Office and Windows for ransomware and email attacks

• 135 Million Records Leaked by Backup Company

• Zoom Accused of Misleading Users With ‘End-to-End Encryption’ Claims

• Building my Work From Home setup

• LimeRAT malware delivered using 8-year-old VelvetSweatshop trick

• Zoom hit by lawsuit, shares fall

• 42M Users’ Data leaked by Unofficial Telegram App

• Cyber-Attacks Up 37% Over Past Month as #COVID19 Bites

• SMBGhost Vulnerability Allows Privilege Escalation on Windows Systems

• IASME Named Sole Cyber Essentials Certification Body

• ‘Secure’ Backup Company Leaks 135 Million Records Online

• Hackers Deliver LimeRAT Malware Using Password Protected Excel Spreadsheet’s

• Amazon Detective: Analyze and visualize security data to get to the root cause of security issues

• Is Multiplayer Gaming Safe During the Quarantine?

• Marriott International Cites Insurance to Downplay Data Breach

• Hackers use Bill Gates themed video to sell off Ponzi Crypto Scheme

• Collaboration Tools: Essential but Risky in Remote Work

• Critical RCE Bug in WordPress Plugin Let Hackers Gain Admin Access on 200,000 Websites

• Today Marks the 44th Anniversary of Apple’s Founding

• Limiting the Impact of the Cybercrime Pandemic

• [Panel Discussion]Third Party Risk Management: Checklists, Frameworks & Tools

• How to Get Startup Funding as a New Company

• What is Network Lateral Movement? What you Must Know?

• Hackers switched from direct theft of money to gaining control over the infrastructure of companies

• What is Zoombombing and how to defend against it

• WordPress 5.4 “Adderley” Released

• Identity fraud: Protecting your customers from the new kids in town

• This COVID-19 Website By Google Tells You All You Need To Know About Coronavirus!

• Zoom’s end-to-end encryption isn’t actually end-to-end at all. Good thing the PM isn’t using it for Cabinet calls. Oh, for f…

• Cyber Attack on Marriot Hotel leaks data related to 5.2 million guests

• Artificial Intelligence-based App uses the human voice to test for Corona Virus

• Phish of GoDaddy Employee Jeopardized Escrow.com, Among Others

• Who’s responsible for protecting personal information?

• Chinese COVID-19 disinformation campaigns commenced as early as January: Stanford

• ISC Stormcast For Wednesday, April 1st 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=6934, (Wed, Apr 1st)

• The future of cybersecurity for connected cars

• 10 tips for working remotely

• Windows Server 2019 OS hardening

• Are ransom payers fueling ransomware?

• Researchers develop a way to quickly purge old network data

• Zoom Client Leaks Windows Login Credentials to Attackers

• CISO’s guide to choosing an automated security questionnaire platform

• Singapore government scraps physical 2FA tokens for government services

• Qakbot malspam sent from an infected Windows host, (Wed, Apr 1st)

• Zoho on collecting customer data and avoiding the cookies trap

• Raccoon Stealer’s Abuse of Google Cloud Services and Multiple Delivery Techniques

• China won’t sit and watch Huawei get ‘slaughtered,’ exec says as US reportedly preps new sanctions

• How Safe are Video Messaging Apps?

• Onapsis nCase Partner Program: Empowering orgs to protect their business-critical apps

• Apple Updates iMovie and iWork Apps for iOS With Trackpad and Mouse Support

• ImageWare Systems solidifies disruptive patent around user experience for multimodal biometrics

• The Inspector General’s Disturbing FISA Memo

• WordPress 5.4 arrives with new blocks, 14% faster editor, and privacy improvements

• This Chrome extension can help protect you from the worst online threats

• Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty appoints Ali Shahkarami as Chief Data Officer

• Summary: Justice Department Inspector General Memorandum on FBI Compliance With FISA Procedures

• Palo Alto CEO forgoes salary, commits to ‘no COVID-19 layoffs’ during pandemic

• Aurea Software intends to acquire BroadVision to strengthen its suite of collaboration products

• Turbo Systems appoints Jen Grant as CEO

• Apple Stops Signing iOS 13.3.1 Following Release of iOS 13.4

• CISA updates list of critical workers

• MHS Genesis deployment suspended amid COVID-19 pandemic

• FirstNet marks anniversary with new offers, capabilities

• A critical flaw in Rank Math WordPress plugin allows hackers to give users Admins privileges

• 2020-03-31 – Ursnif (Gozi/IFSB) infection

• Watering-Holes Target Asian Ethnic Victims with Flash Update Decoy

• Defense Evasion Dominated 2019 Attack Tactics

• CISO Murder Board Podcast Episode 2: Duo’s Advisory CISOs Tackle Timely Topics

• How to Secure Your Zoom Meetings from Zoom-Bombing Attacks

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-03-31

• FBI warns on Zoom conference security

• Azure AD Without a Local Server

• What DOD can learn from TIC modernization

• COVID-19 Phishing Update: Email Posing as Scam Guidance Delivers Malware Instead

• FCC tells US telcos to implement caller ID authentication by June 30, 2021

• Facebook Introduces New Tool To Make It Easier To Access Your Data

• Pandemic drones: Useful for enforcing social distancing or for creating a police state?

• Apple to Continue Paying Contract Workers While Campuses Are Shuttered

• Houseparty denies hacking user accounts; offers $1 million reward

• FBI warns about Zoom bombing as hijackers take over school and business video conferences

• FTC calls out VoIP providers over coronavirus robocalls

• How to implement zero-trust security, from people who did it

• Microsoft Updates Windows 10 PowerToys With New Utilities

• Marriott Got Hacked. Yes, Again

• Master privacy management to deliver business outcomes alongside compliance

• Researchers Uncover Unsophisticated – But Creative – Watering-Hole Attack

• Key Findings from the 2020 Cyberthreat Defense Report

• Buyers Beware: Scamming Is Rife, Especially In a Time of Crisis

• Houseparty Claims Sabotage By Rival Over Hacking Reports

• Internet Society Expands Program for Secure Internet Routing Framework

• Two Exabeam employees at RSA conference who tested positive for COVID-19 are recovering

• Important tips for safe online shopping post COVID-19

• Welcoming a more diverse workforce into cybersecurity: expanding the pipeline

• Epic Games floats $1m bounty to ID source of ‘commercial smear’ claiming Houseparty chat app has been hacked

• Apple Updates iWork Apps for Mac With iCloud Folder Sharing and Other New Features

• Brexit Is Not Immune to Coronavirus

• Marriott discloses new data breach impacting 5.2 million hotel guests

• Cloud Security vs On Premise Security: Why Agents Don’t Work for Cloud

• Palo Alto Networks to Acquire CloudGenix for $420 Million

• New iOS 13.4.5 Beta Adds Option for Sharing Apple Music Songs on Instagram and Facebook Stories

• Data from 5.2M Marriott Loyalty Program Members Hit by Breach

• XKCD ‘Pathogen Resistance’

• Microsoft Delays Disabling Insecure TLS in Browsers Until July

• Shmoocon 2020 – Resistance Isn’t Futile – Katie Nickels

• Keep these privacy considerations in mind when using Zoom at home for work collaboration

• The AWS Service to Focus On – Amazon EC2

• Apple Offering Work-From-Home Support Roles to Some Geniuses and Technical Specialists

• WinRAR 5.90 Final Released For Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android

• Latest Security News & Commentary about COVID-19

• Top Three COVID-Related Risks

• Patching Poses Security Problems with Move to More Remote Work

• Security visualization service Amazon Detective launches in general availability

• Blackmagic eGPU Pro Temporarily Unavailable From Apple’s Online Store

• Marriott Hotels hacked AGAIN: Two compromised employee logins abused to siphon off guests’ personal info

• Why Third-Party Risk Management Has Never Been More Important

• OPM on balancing caregiving and official duties for teleworking feds

• Zoom Scrutinized As Security Woes Mount

• Trickbot: A primer

• Content Delivery Networks and clouds join MANRS internet security effort

• Marriott discloses data breach impacting up to 5.2 Million guests

• OIG Lacks Confidence in FBI’s Adherence to Woods Procedures

• 5 Ways For Small Businesses to Protect Themselves From Cyberattacks in 2020

• FBI Warns of Ongoing Kwampirs Attacks Targeting Global Industries

• Will nonprofit’s evolution of zero trust secure consumer data?

• 8-Year-Old VelvetSweatshop Bug Resurrected in LimeRAT Campaign

• Unknown Hacker Takes Control of Multiple YouTube Channels to Spread Bill Gates-Themed Ponzi Scheme

• Source Code for Dharma Ransomware Posted for Sale

• Online Credit Card Skimmers Are Thriving During the Pandemic

• Apple Acquires Weather App Dark Sky

• Apple Seeds First Beta of Upcoming macOS Catalina 10.15.5 Update to Developers

• How to better secure your Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol connections

• Apple Seeds First Beta of tvOS 13.4.5 Update to Developers

• Apple Seeds First Beta of iOS and iPadOS 13.4.5 to Developers

• App Offers $1 Million for Information Leading to Culprit Behind Alleged Smear Campaign

• Britain’s Coronavirus Response

• Critical WordPress Plugin Bug Lets Hackers Turn Users Into Admins

• Phishing emails claim recipient has been infected with coronavirus

• IBM providing 9 free public cloud business services to customers during coronavirus pandemic

• This Is Not a Test: APT41 Initiates Global Intrusion Campaign Using
  Multiple Exploits

• Top 10 Application Vulnerabilities of 2019

• Palo Alto Networks to Buy CloudGenix for $420M

• Roundup: Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic delivers array of cybersecurity challenges

• Search for revealing strings in Intezer Analyze

• Counterterrorism and Humanitarian Action: Will 2020 Be a Turning Point for International Humanitarian Law at the United Nations?

• Malicious Actors and Medical Data: Where Are We Heading?

• zBang – Privileged Account Threat Detection Tool

• Marriot Hotels breached AGAIN: Two compromised logins abused to exfil guests’ personal deets

• 9 Reasons to hire an InfoSec candidate without experience: Focus on skillset vs. experience

• MariaDB SkySQL: Deploy production databases for mission-critical applications running in the cloud

• Vendors pile on the telework bandwagon

• Making it easier for your remote workforce to securely access all the apps they need, from anywhere

• Holy Water targets religious figures and charities in Asia

• Publix Rolling Out Apple Pay at Checkout

• #WorldBackupDay: Only 58% of Brits Back Up Their Data

• Coronavirus: Google Pledges $800 Million For Covid-19 Crisis

• Marriott International confirms data breach of up to 5.2 million guests

• US Air Force launches Cyber Attacks on GPS Systems

• Year Up National Capital Region & Baltimore and RangeForce Partner on Cybersecurity Training to Upskill Corporate Interns Now Working From Home

• Marriott Suffers Second Breach Exposing Data of 5.2 Million Hotel Guests

• New Marriott Data Breach Affects 5.2 Million Guests

• It’s Your Money and They Want It Now — The Cycle of Adversary Pursuit

• Does the 2020 Online Census Account for Security Risk?

• Logical Instructions

• Stealing passwords with credential dumping

• CISOs Suffering From Increasingly Complex Workload: Cisco

• Zero chance of tackling zero trust without a platform approach

• Millions of Guests Impacted in Marriott Data Breach, Again

• Marriott Reports Data Breach Affecting Up to 5.2 Million Guests

• Prosecuting Purposeful Coronavirus Exposure as Terrorism

• Logitech-Owned Streamlabs Expands Streaming Software to Mac

• Bill Gates’ YouTube Bitcoin Giveaway (Of Course Not)

• New Marriott Data Breach Impacts Up to 5.2 Million Guests

• Vulnerability In WPvivid Backup Plugin Could Expose Files Of WordPress Sites

• NetApp IT Podcast: Automating E-Series Management with REST API

• CISSP Engineering Concentration Exam Updates

• Houseparty app boycotted after users claim their online accounts were hacked

• GOP Canvassing App Credentials Exposed In Code Repository

• How Much Downtime Can Your Company Handle?

• How Coronavirus Sentiment And Behavior Has Changed

• Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 DNS Passes Privacy Audit, Some Issues Found

• 90 suspects identified in major online child sexual abuse operation

• Axonius raises $58 million to automate device security management

• Patch now! Critical flaw found in OpenWrt router software

• TSMC Reportedly ‘On Track’ to Begin Volume Production of A14 Chips for iPhones Despite Pandemic

• FBI Re-Sends Alert About Supply Chain Attacks For The Third Time In Three Months

• Watch out; cyber criminals are Zoom-bombing video conferences

• Experts Insight On A Mysterious Hacker Group Is Eavesdropping On Corporate Email And FTP Traffic

• Data Leak: Personal identifiable information of 4.9 million Georgians found online

• Networking Basics for Reverse Engineers

• 42 million records of Iranian users of unofficial Telegram fork leaked online

• COVID-19: How Do I Work from Home Securely?

• Zoom Removes Facebook SDK on iOS Because It Sent Back Unnecessary Information

• Defense Evasion Dominant in Top MITRE ATT&CK Tactics of 2019

• Ethical hacking: SNMP recon

• Sensitive Voter Data Exposed by App Used in US Elections

• Grammarly is Now Available for Microsoft Word on Mac

• DomainTools supports the open-source security community and its customers with new TheHive and Cortex integration capabilities

• CISO Conversations: Verizon, AT&T CISOs Talk Communications Sector Security

• Customizing Kali Linux

• AI and machine learning and their uses in cybersecurity

• Apple Configurator 2 Updated With New Features, Including Support for Restoring Firmware on 2019 Mac Pro

• Russian Investigators Bust Credit Card Fraud Ring

• Industrial Controllers Still Vulnerable to Stuxnet-Style Attacks

• 5 Reasons Why Threat Intel Management Needs to SOAR!

• Gaining Visibility and Control of the Dynamic Workforce

• Clarifying the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

• Apple Music Shares Playlists Aimed at Lifting Your Spirits While Social Distancing

• Axonius raises $60 million to automate device security management

• Integer Overflow and Underflow Vulnerabilities

• The Supreme Court’s Coronavirus Postponement: Pandemics, Precedent and National Risks

• Latin American IT security market to see growth in 2020

• DomainTools’ Iris Helps L3Harris Technologies Investigate Advanced Persistent Threats And Cyber Espionage Attampts

• Coronavirus: UK Removes Data Caps For Home Broadband

• Samsung Display To Cease LCD Production By Year End

• Stack Instructions

• Russia To Delay Electronic Sales Ban

• Video chat app Houseparty offers $1 million bounty for proof of sabotage after hacking rumors

• Houseparty App Offers $1m Reward To Unmask Entity Behind Hacking Smear Campaign

• Retooling Cyber Ranges

• FBI warns of nation-state actors using the Kwampirs malware

• Data on almost every citizen of Georgia posted on hacker forum

• Beware of “Zoom Bombing”: Corporates at Risk of Malware, Unexpected Porn

• Researchers speed the death of ‘bad’ data in the race against good

• WhatsApp’s Latest Feature will Let Users Verify Forwarded Messages on Google

• Podcast Episode 17: Current and Future Concerns of Securing IoT Devices

• Effective Data Security Begins With a Strong Tech Foundation

• Kwampirs threat actor continues to breach transnational healthcare orgs

• Expert Advise On World Backup Day: How Companies Can Take On Ransomware Attacks And Win

• The MITRE ATT&CK Framework: Execution

• According to Gurucul: Two in Three Cybersecurity Professionals Access Documents Unrelated to their Role

• NATO Report Warns of New Authoritarian Chinese Splinternet

• Limited-Time Free Offers to Secure the Enterprise Amid COVID-19

• Hackers Spreading Zeus Sphinx Malware to Hijack Windows Process Using Malformed MS Word Documents

• Webinar – Getting Inside the Mind of an Attacker: TLS Attacks and Pitfalls

• Drop in Nation-State Attacks According to Google Analysis

• The Houseparty Hack – Fact or Fiction?

• 12 top IDS/IPS tools

• Spike in Remote Work Leads to 40% Increase in RDP Exposure to Hackers

• FCW Insider: March 31

• Coronavirus scammers face crackdown

• Holy water: ongoing targeted water-holing attack in Asia

• Covid-19 Poll Results: One in Four Prioritize Health Over Privacy

• Houseparty deny breach in the face of hacking rumours

• Manage work devices at home during Covid-19 using Configuration Manager

• Dharma ransomware for sale

• “You Are Infected” message sent by hackers during Coronavirus pandemic

• Team coverage: COVID-19 and the federal workforce

• Have you backed up your smartphone lately?

• Privacy Snafu Exposes 42 Million ‘Telegram’ Records

• Bitcoin thieves use malicious QR code readers to steal $45,000 this month

• “Instant bank fraud” warning spread on WhatsApp is a hoax

• Huawei says US blacklisting led to $12 billion revenue shortfall in 2019 as profit growth slowed

• Zoom Removed Facebook SDK From iOS App To Stop Data Sharing

• Houseparty Offers $1m for Info on ‘Smear Campaign’

• For Coronavirus, Take Care of Personal and Cyber Hygiene

• Microsoft Edge will warn users if their credentials have been compromised

• Dueling Network – 6,486,626 breached accounts

• Cybersecurity Cloud Transition Likely to Accelerate

• FBI re-sends alert about supply chain attacks for the third time in three months

• Anti-Semitic hackers are exploiting quarantine to infiltrate Jewish online meetings

• DevOps Chats: Route Intelligence From Contrast Security

• Cybersecurity Lawyer Who Flagged The WHO Hack Warns Of ‘Massive’ Remote Work Risks

• Hackers Using Zoom’s Popularity in Coronavirus Outbreak to Infect Computers With Malware

• Distributed disruption: Coronavirus multiplies the risk of severe cyberattacks

• Houseparty app offers $1m reward to unmask entity behind hacking smear campaign

• Japan to invest $237.12 million in Artificial Intelligence to counter Cyber Attacks

• Security Experts say number of network nodes in the Russian Federation accessible via RDP

• 21% of SMBs do not have a data backup or disaster recovery solution in place

• Hacked Houseparty App infiltrates Netflix and Spotify accounts

• Exploits, vulnerabilities and threat adaptation

• The potential impact of SAP security remediation

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, March 31st 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=6932, (Tue, Mar 31st)

• Are You Ready for the Remote Work’s Toll on Corporate Security?

• NSW Police signs six-year biometric identification deal

• CI Security Work From Home Security Policy Assessment helps orgs manage risks

• Kwampirs Targeted Attacks Involving Healthcare Sector, (Tue, Mar 31st)

• 5 Advantages of Taking Your Next Blue Team Course via SANS OnDemand

• Neural implants plus AI turns sentence-length thoughts to text

• The Mathematics of Predicting the Course of the Coronavirus

• Saudi Arabia reportedly tracked phones by using industry-wide carrier weakness

• Personal details & phone numbers of 42M Iranians sold on a hacking forum

• MacBook Air 2020 review: The most boring Mac is among the best

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