IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-10-20

• NITAAC CIO-SP4 on track

• Microsoft says it took down 94% of TrickBot’s command and control servers

• Ransomware Group Makes Splashy $20K Donation to Charities

• The basics of zero-trust network access explained

• NSA Releases Advisory on Chinese State-Sponsored Actors Exploiting Publicly Known Vulnerabilities

• Eliminating the Threat of Look-alike Domains

• Apple Seeds Fourth Beta of tvOS 14.2 Update to Developers

• Apple Releases Fourth Betas of iOS 14.2 and iPadOS 14.2 to Developers

• Hands-On With Apple’s iPhone 12 and 12 Pro MagSafe Cases

• VMware patches, among other things, ESXi flaw that can be abused by miscreants on the network to hijack hosts

• Do Standards Exist That Certify Secure IoT Systems?

• NSA details top 25 flaws exploited by China-linked hackers

• Russian Hackers Targeted Tokyo Olympics, UK Says

• Mysterious Robin Hood Hackers Donating Stolen Money

• FCC Trying To Help Trump Win Election With Twitter Crackdown

• NSA Publishes List Of Vulns Targeted By Chinese Hackers

• iPhone 12 and 12 Pro Models in Europe Have Regulatory Symbols Engraved on Side

• Waze app vulnerability allowed users’ real-time location tracking

• NSA warns contractors on China hacks

• An extraordinary public servant, now a little the worse for wear

• Adobe Fixes 16 Critical Code-Execution Bugs Across Portfolio

• Adobe Releases Security Updates for 10 Products

• NSA Reveals the Top 25 Vulnerabilities Exploited by Chinese Nation-State Hackers

• FIN11: Widespread Email Campaigns as Precursor for Ransomware and Data Theft

• Crane lifting Scala onto Code Property Graph to conduct vulnerability analysis

• Meet The Underground Business of OG Account Takeover Attacks

• GRU Agents Indicted for Hacking Multiple Targets

• Redesigned Apple Maps Expanding to Canada Soon

• Gold Version of iPhone 12 Pro Apparently Has a More Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel Frame

• Building a More Complete Cloud Security Solution from a CASB and SASE Perspective

• Share Your Expertise – Help Develop (ISC)² Exams

• FBI Issues Warning of Spoofed US Census Bureau Site

• Six Russian GRU Officers Charged in Connection with Worldwide Deployment of Destructive Malware and Other Disruptive Actions in Cyberspace

• Florida Voter Data Found on Russian Hacking Forum

• Hackers Hijack Telegram Accounts by Stealing 2FA Codes Sent Through SMS

• Crossing the Narrow Sea

• New TrickBot Control Servers Unable to Respond to Bot Requests

• NSS Labs ceases operations amid financial turmoil

• Russian “government hackers” charged with cybercrimes by the US

• Major Data Breach at Ohio School District

• The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification: Are You in Compliance?

• Chrome Enterprise Recommended Program Includes Palo Alto Networks App

• Apple Releases iPadOS and iOS 14.1 With Multiple Bug Fixes Ahead of iPhone 12 Launch

• Apple Releases 14.1 Software for HomePod With Intercom and HomePod Mini Support

• What to Do About Xinjiang

• The Transformation of Business in an Age of Espionage

• How U.S. Spy Flights Against China Undermine the International Order

• Life post-acquisition: A people-centric plan to get you total data security a lot faster

• Pioneer Award Ceremony 2020: A Celebration of Communities

• Fashion Forward: how technology is reshaping the fashion industry

• Celebrating European Sustainable Development Week 2020

• What is threat modeling?

• Microsoft rolls out Windows 10 October 2020 Update with Chromium Edge

• Pharma Giant Pfizer Leaks Customer Prescription Info, Call Transcripts

• Facebook: A Top Launching Pad For Phishing Attacks

• Morgan Stanley Fined $60m Over Data Disposal

• Iranian Millionaire Jailed for Violating US Sanctions

• #InfosecurityOnline: Tackling the Growing Scourge of Insider Threats

• Farsight Labs Launched as Security Collaboration Platform

• VMware Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• DEF CON 28 Safe Mode AppSec Village – Christian Schneider’s ‘Threagile: Agile Threat Modeling’

• CISO Spotlight: How diversity of data (and people) defeats today’s cyber threats

• Mississippi school pays $300000 for Ransomware Attack

• BrandPost: Leveraging Training as a Solution to the Cybersecurity Skills Gap

• UK Drivers To Be Banned From Picking Up Smartphones

• Ransomware variants continue to evolve as crooks chase bigger paydays

• NSA publishes list of top vulnerabilities currently targeted by Chinese hackers

• Businesses Rethink Endpoint Security for 2021

• Trust in Yourself and the Process: Key Guidance for Forging a Successful Cybersecurity Career

• Dynamic Data Resolver – Version 1.0.1 beta

• What Cybersecurity and Traveling Have in Common

• Simplifying O365 Security with Infocyte – Coming Fall 2020

• Choosing the Right VPN for Your Business

• How Automation can help you in Managing Data Privacy

• Deals: New 10.2-Inch iPad Returns to Low Price of $299 ($30 Off)

• iPhone 12 Pro Reviews: New Design and Camera Improvements More Compelling During Early Days of 5G

• Remember insider threat? Old news now. Focus on malware detection, says EU infosec agency

• BrandPost: SASE in Practice: Grocery Chain Achieves Integrated, Secure Networking

• A Dell customer’s guide to NetApp INSIGHT 2020

• Sweden Excludes Huawei, ZTE For 5G Networks

• Seven mobile browsers vulnerable to address bar spoofing attacks

• Two in five employees are not sure what a mobile phishing attack is

• Google removes two Chrome ad blockers caught collecting user data

• Office 365 OAuth Attack Targets Coinbase Users

• Security Testing Company NSS Labs Ceases Operations

• Building the Human Firewall

• Windows GravityRAT Malware Now Also Targets macOS and Android Devices

• Financial Institutions Care about Fast Deployments

• Safeguarding Our Health Information in a Global Pandemic

• The Death and Rebirth of Musashi.js OR How I turned personal failure into better teaching tools.

• MMO game Street Mobster leaking data of 1.9 million users due to critical vulnerability

• Molekule Air Mini+ Purifier Gains HomeKit Support, Now Available on Apple’s Website for $500

• iPhone 12 Reviews: Major Design and Display Improvements, Mixed Experiences With 5G and MagSafe

• Having Everything At Once? Tips For Small Enterprises On How To Choose An EDR Solution That Suits Their Needs

• Albion Games Online Forum Suffers Data Breach – Experts Insight

• Expert Reaction On ICO Data Shows Misdirected Email Is A 44% Bigger Risk Than Phishing Attacks

• Nationwide survey of workers shows they’re losing the will to Zoom

• NASA, Nokia To Build LTE Network On Moon

• Identity-Focused Intelligence Firm 4iQ Raises $30 Million

• IoT Security Foundation Launches Vulnerability Disclosure Platform

• #InfosecurityOnline: How to Implement Effective Cloud Security

• Twitter 2020 Hack Caused by Fake VPN Login Page

• Russian military companies were reportedly attacked by hackers from North Korea

• Trickbot Tenacity Shows Infrastructure Resistant to Takedowns

• Download Ultimate ‘Security for Management’ Presentation Template

• Debug Your Python Functions Locally

• The TIP Is Dead, Long Live the TIP

• Adobe Brings Illustrator to the iPad

• Watch: iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro Unboxing Videos and First Impressions

• Intel Sells NAND Business To SK Hynix For $9 Billion

• The Ignite ‘20 Agenda: Mark off the Minutes for Every Event

• 4iQ raises $30 million for AI that attacks the trade in stolen digital identities

• Git’s move away from SHA-1: Version 2.29 brings experimental SHA-256 support

• Barnes & Noble confirms cyberattack, ransomware group leaks allegedly stolen data

• Confronting Data Risk in the New World of Work

• Mobile Browser Bugs Open Safari, Opera Users to Malware

• Homebrew: How to install reconnaissance tools on macOS

• Serious Vulnerability in GitHub Enterprise Earns Researcher $20,000

• How to Seize the OT Security Opportunity and Accelerate Your Digital Transformation

• Modern Attacks Include Supply Chain “Hopping” and Reversing Agile Environments

• Orgs Struggling to Secure SaaS Applications Following Shift to the Cloud

• Deals: Get Up to $30 Off Select Apple Watch Series 6 Models in Amazon’s New Sale

• Adobe Releases Updates for Creative Cloud Apps on Mac as Adobe MAX 2020 Kicks Off

• Experts Reacted On US Indicts Sandworm, Russia’s Most Destructive Cyberwarfare Unit

• The Student’s Guide to Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

• Meet Our Customer Success Team: Alessandra Pilloni

• Brute force attacks increase due to more open RDP ports

• The Need For Eyes Everywhere – Asset Security

• Be your own cloud. Introducing SolidFire Enterprise SDS.

• The new NVMe entry system, AFF A250: Everything for everyone

• Modernize your IT with the latest AFF A700 NVMe All-Flash Storage

• ONTAP innovations, baseball, and Abbott and Costello

• PayPal Request Money | Avast

• Ransomware Gang Donated Part of Ransom Demands to Charities

• Irish Regulator Investigates Instagram Over Children’s Data

• UK Says Russia Launched Cyberattacks Against 2020 Olympic, Paralympic Games

• UK National Cyber Security Centre Reveals Russia’s Plan to Disrupt Tokyo Olympics

• Cybersecurity Awareness Month Week 3: Day in the Life, AppSec Educator

• Nefilim ransomware gang published Luxottica data on its leak site

• Launch Center Pro Lets Users Customize App Icons in iOS 14 Without Shortcuts

• First iPad Air 4 Unboxing Video Shared Online

• People who have WOWED us over 25 years

• US charges Sandworm hackers who mounted NotPetya, other high-profile attacks

• eSentire launches automated detection and response solution for Microsoft Security products

• Threat modeling , Application security testing, Pentesting are not just buzzwords

• Review Of KeepSolid Passwarden – Your Ultimate Password Manager

• Avoiding the snags and snares in data breach reporting: What CISOs need to know

• US DOJ indictments might force Russian hacker group Sandworm to retool

• US DoJ Charges Six Russian GRU Officers For Cyberattacks

• 6 Common Phishing Attacks and How to Protect Against Them

• Google’s Waze Can Allow Hackers to Identify and Track Users

• FBI Warns of 63 Spoofed Domains Impersonating the US Census Bureau

• Web-enabled sexual exploitation gang taken down by French Police

• Pay it safe: Group-IB aids Paxful in repelling a series of web-bot attacks

• What Experts Say On EU Investigating Instagram Over Child Data Violations

• Russia set to attack the Olympics, again

• Bitcoin mixer fined $60 million

• Google to remove location sharing app

• Five Reasons to Reevaluate Your Endpoint Protection

• FCW Insider: Oct. 20

• Ransomware gang donates part of ransom demands to charity organizations

• #InfosecurityOnline: The Role of Data in Predicting Human Behaviors

• Albion Online Forum Breach Exposes User Info

• Reliable Leaker Suggests AirTags ‘Coming Soon’ in Two Different Sizes

• New Photos Offer Better Look at iPhone 12 Color Options

• Twitter Employees Handed Over VPN Credentials That Led To Infamous July Hack

• Adobe Patches 9 Vulnerabilities in Magento

• UK: Russian GRU Hackers Targeted Tokyo Olympics

• US Indicts GRU Officers for NotPetya, Olympics Attacks and More

• Reliable Leaker Suggests AirTags ‘Coming Soon’ in Two Size Options

• Remote Access Shield Announcement | Avast

• U.S. Charges Russia GRU Intelligence Officers for notorious attacks, including NotPetya

• Mirai-alike Python Scanner, (Tue, Oct 20th)

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• SonicWall VPN Devices Troubled With Critical Denial-of-Service (DoS) Vulnerability

• Ryuk Ransomware Group using Zerologon Vulnerability to Accomplish their Objective Faster

• Teach yourself AES cryptography in 7 seconds

• Toyota to bring LTE to vehicles in Australia with Telstra and KDDI

• The CISO’s Role in Improving PCI DSS Compliance

• Securing DevOps Using Deception and Denial

• Home Affairs concerned with Facebook’s plans to create world’s ‘biggest dark web’

• You’ve open sourced your relational database manager with PostgreSQL – but how can you keep it secure?

• U.S. Charges 6 Russian Intelligence Officers Over Destructive Cyberattacks

• Can we trust passwordless authentication?

• Twitter Data Breach 2020 caused by fake login page

• ‘Olympic Destroyer’ malware used to disrupt Tokyo 2020 Olympics and 2017 French Elections

• SecOps teams turn to next-gen automation tools to address security gaps

• What is confidential computing? How can you use it?

• IBM Reports 2020 Third-Quarter Results

• 5G Security: What questions should we really be asking?

• Penetration Testing Services: what to look for in a pen test provider

• Malicious npm Packages Opened Shells On Windows and Linux Systems

• Microsoft issues two emergency Windows patches

• Singapore’s World-First Face Scan Plan Sparks Privacy Fears

• Ryuk Ransomware Attacks Continue Following TrickBot Takedown Attempt

• A Closer Look at the Attempted Ransomware Attack on Tesla

• Biometric device revenues to drop 22%, expected to rebound in 2021

• Is poor cyber hygiene crippling your security program?

• U.S.-China tensions could split the internet — and data will play a key role in how far that goes

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, October 20th 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7216, (Tue, Oct 20th)

• IoT Security Foundation unveils online platform to help IoT vendors report and manage vulerabilities

• Entrust launches direct-to-card solution for instant physical and mobile ID issuance

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday October Comes With 87 Security Fixes

• Hackney Council London Suffered A Serious Cyber Attack

• New BleedingTooth Bluetooth Vulnerability Targets Linux

• Zoom Rolls Out End-to-End Encryption As Technical Preview

• Barnes & Noble Went Down Following Cyber Attack

• UK says Russia was preparing cyber-attacks against the Tokyo Olympics

• Children, smartphones and the surveillance economy

• Microsoft’s Xbox App Now Lets Xbox Users Stream Games to iPhone and iPad

• CyberCX pays AU$25m for Decipher Works and CloudTen

• NSS Labs Shuttered

• Tracing fresh Ryuk campaigns itw

• Real-world CMMC

• Report: Facebook Is Failing To Remove Right-Wing Extremism

• Russian Military Officers Unmasked, Indicted for High-Profile Cyberattack Campaigns

• GravityRAT malware also targets Android and macOS

• The History Behind the Violence in Nagorno-Karabakh

• Tech-Savvy Businesses Are the Future: Is Your Business Technology Challenged?

• Solarium Commission looks to boot China from the tech supply chain

• Zero-trust implementation begins with choosing an on-ramp

• Planning a zero-trust strategy in 6 steps

• Microsoft Tops Q3 List of Most-Impersonated Brands

• IoT Vulnerability Disclosure Platform Launched

• GravityRAT Spyware Targets Android & MacOS in India

• Securing Internet-Connected Devices in Healthcare

• Coinbase’s Transparency Report Is a Welcome First Step

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-10-19

• GSA announces 2021 Presidential Innovation Fellows

• OPM keeps hiring on track with USA Staffing upgrades

• Security gaps could undermine confidence in election results

• Rural health cooperatives are challenged by connectivity and social distancing – but are innovating

• What DoH Can Really Do

• Get Hands-On with Tech Tuesday Workshops

• Notpetya, Olympics hacking, Novichok probe meddling… America throws the book at six alleged Kremlin hackers

• It’s time for a better approach to cybersecurity

• DOJ Charges 6 Sandworm APT Members in NotPetya Cyberattacks

• Rapper Scams $1.2M in COVID-19 Relief, Gloats with ‘EDD’ Video

• Android, macOS Versions of GravityRAT Spyware Spotted in Ongoing Campaign

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of October 12, 2020

• Five Eyes Alliance, Japan And India Demand Tech Firms For Backdoor In End-to-End Encryption

• State-sponsored hackers and ransomware gangs are diversifying tactics to inflict more harm

• Why ransomware has become such a huge problem for businesses

• U.S. Charges Russian Intelligence Officers for NotPetya, Industroyer Attacks

• Scammers Seize on US Election, But It’s Not Votes They Want

• Adapt to Change: Network Policy Change Management | The 5 Critical Success Factors to Agile NSPM

• The Joy of Tech® ‘MagSafe Meets New MagSafe!’

• DEF CON 28 Safe Mode AppSec Village – David Sopas’ & Paulo Silva’s ‘API InSecurity TOP 10’

• Don’t Miss These Top-Rated SANS Summit Replays

• Some Apple Watch SE Owners Experiencing Issues With Overheating

• Hands-On With Apple’s MagSafe Charger for iPhone 12

• A week in security (September 12 – September 18)

• Egregor Ransomware Claims Data Stolen from Crytek and Ubisoft

• Discord Patches Remote Code Execution Chain Vulnerability

• GravityRAT Returns, Targeting Android Devices

• US charges Russian hackers behind NotPetya, KillDisk, OlympicDestroyer attacks

• Overlay Malware Targets Windows Users with a DLL Hijack Twist

• GravityRAT Comes Back to Earth with Android, macOS Spyware

• How to ensure a scalable SASE architecture

• Cyber-attack on Mississippi Schools Costs $300k

• Emotet Returns: Here’s a Quick Look into new ‘Windows Update’ attachment

• Trickbot, Phishing, Ransomware & Elections

• US Indicts Sandworm, Russia’s Most Destructive Cyberwar Unit

• Apple Releases watchOS 7.0.3 for Apple Watch Series 3 to Fix Unexpected Restart Issue

• Election Observation: Rules and Laws

• Municipal Liability in Police Misconduct Lawsuits

• PSPs vs. OPA Gatekeeper: Breaking down your Kubernetes Pod security options

• FlexPod speaks hybrid cloud

• Ryuk Ransomware Gang Uses Zerologon Bug for Lightning-Fast Attack

• Waze Vulnerability Lets Attackers Track and Identify Users

• Instagram’s Handling of Children’s Data Under Investigation

• IBM discovers a new banking malware attached to Video Conferencing apps like Zoom

• Chart: The Pandemic Reprioritizes Security Projects

• 7 Tips for Choosing Security Metrics That Matter

• PCI DSS Compliance comes under the spotlight in Verizon’s Payment Security Report 2020

• Get effective DevSecOps with version control

• Cloudflare Unfurls Secure Network as a Service Platform

• Apple Plans to Enable 5G in Dual SIM Mode With Software Update Later This Year

• Review: Beats Flex Offer a Great Entry Point to Apple’s Wireless Earphone Ecosystem for Just $50

• Google identifies McAfee Malware spread on Biden supporters via China

• Microsoft Exchange, Outlook Under Siege By APTs

• Expert Tips to Keep WordPress Safe

• A Swift Reminder About Cybersecurity

• 6 top risk factors to triage vulnerabilities effectively

• Alexander Vinnik, the popular cyber criminal goes on trial in Paris

• The FBI Builds Enduring Partnerships in Cyber

• iPhone 12 Pro in Graphite and MagSafe Accessories Shown Off in More Unboxing Videos and Photos

• UK test and trace data can be handed to police, reveals memorandum

• How NSA Hacks Your Webcam?

• Game Titles Watch Dogs: Legion, Albion Both Targeted by Hackers

• Microsoft now the most impersonated brand in phishing attacks

• CISA Warns of Remote Code Execution Bugs in Visual Studio, Windows Codecs Library

• A New Risk Vector: The Enterprise of Things

• Lack of Security in IoT Devices Explained. What Can We Do About It?

• The forum of the popular Albion Online game was hacked

• Hackers Smell Blood As Schools Grapple With Virtual Instruction

• Microsoft Is The Most Imitated Brand For Phishing

• Fancy Bear Imposters Are On A Hacking Extortion Spree

• New Malware Uses Remote Overlay Attacks To Hijack Your Bank Account

• Japan Preparing to Regulate Big Tech in Collaboration with U.S. and Europe

• First, Patch Tuesday. Now, Oh Hell, Monday: Microsoft emits bonus fixes for Visual Studio, Windows 10 security bugs

• Tackling Bias In AI | Avast

• Sierra Wireless debuts a multi-network 5G hotspot for public safety agencies

• Unit21 raises $13 million to turn AI into a fraud-fighting machine

• DDoS Attacks Triple in Size as Ransom Demands Re-Emerge

• Albion Online gamers told to change passwords following forum hack

• XM Cyber Achieves SOC 2 Type II Certification for Second Consecutive Year

• SANS Challenge Coins: The Ultimate Recognition to Elite Cybersecurity Professionals

• ‘Apple Music TV’ Launches in U.S. With 24/7 Live Stream of Music Videos, Live Shows, World Premieres, and More

• Deals: Amazon Discounting Both Models of 2020 MacBook Air, Starting at $849.99 for 256GB

• Apple TV+ Gaining New ‘Peanuts’ Specials Alongside Classic Holiday Episodes

• Magento, Visual Studio Code users: You need to patch!

• Vulnerability In Comcast Voice Remote Controller Could Allow Eavesdropping

• Google Discloses Biggest-Ever DDoS Attack

• Crisis and an Incontestable Need for Security — A Business Viewpoint

• New Gitjacker tool lets you find .git folders exposed online

• Toshiba targets $20bn quantum key, data encryption business with Verizon, BT partnerships

• French Court Tries Russian for Multi-Million-Euro Cyberfraud

• Google Says No Significant Election Influence Campaigns Targeting Its Users

• DDoS Attacks Triple in Size as Ransom Demands Remerge

• Rapper Who Bragged About Defrauding US CARES Act Program Could Face Up to 22 Years in Prison

• #WeAreDuo Employee Spotlight with Jordan Wray

• From the ground up: Building your ideal game studio infrastructure (VB Live)

• Microsoft is the Most-Imitated Brand for Phishing Emails

• UK Data Privacy Watchdog Slashes BA Fine as Virus Bites

• Google Targeted in Record-Breaking 2.5 Tbps DDoS Attack in 2017

• Naked Security Live – Ping of Death: are you at risk?

• Spain dismantle a terrorist organisation recruiting and indoctrinating women

• Still Looking For RASP Resources? SANS Has A RASP Report

• Infosec Teams Must Act And Think Differently To Combat Adversaries

• Privacy Expert Warn That Businesses Could Face Fines In The Millions Due To No Deal Brexit

• Tom Martin Ball, Lead Auditor At Alcumus ISOQAR, Speaks Out About The Future Of Cybersecurity

• Critical infrastructure and industrial orgs can test Azure Defender for IoT for free

• RMM Software: All You Need to Know About Remote Monitoring Management Software

• Your organization doesn’t have time and resources to do research, POCs, evaluations?

• 11 top cloud security threats

• How attackers exploit QR codes and how to mitigate the risk

• New Vizom Malware Discovered Targets Brazilian Bank Customers with Remote Overlay Attacks

• Albion Online game maker discloses data breach

• This new malware uses remote overlay attacks to hijack your bank account

• Government Spooks Urge Firms to Patch SharePoint Bug

• UK to Close Loophole That Allows Phone Users to Take Photos or Play Games While Driving

• Expert Reacted On Research: SOCs Employing AI And ML Tools To Detect Advanced Threats

• British Airways fined £20 million for data breach

• Study reveals the psychological tricks used in political emails

• Twitter updates policy following Biden article block

• Will there be no end to govt attempts to break encryption? Hand over your data or the kiddies get it, threaten Five Eyes spies

• Cloud Threat Hunting: Attack & Investigation Series- Privilege Escalation via Lambda

• Microsoft is Most Imitated Brand for Phishing Attempts in Q3 2020

• Microsoft: Most-Imitated Brand for Phishing Emails

• US CEO Charged with $2bn Tax Evasion Scheme

• BBB Warns of Health Insurance Open Enrollment Scams

• What does a hacker look like?

• New Emotet campaign uses a new ‘Windows Update’ attachment

• GravityRAT: The spy returns

• iPhone 12 Models in Dual SIM Mode May Not Run at 5G Speeds, At Least Initially

• Experts Reacted On News: British Airways Fined £20m For Data Breach

• Google Makes More Concessions On Fitbit Deal

• Twitter Changes Policy On Blocking ‘Hacked Materials’

• European Telecoms Trade Group Warns Against Banning Chinese Vendors

• Zoom Introduces Paid Events, In-Meeting Apps

• Microsoft Issues Two Emergency Windows Patches

• Google Reveals it Was Hit by 2.5Tbps DDoS

• VOIP Service Provider Exposes 350M Customer Records

• Discord desktop app vulnerability chain triggered remote code execution attacks

• Hackers claim to have compromised 50,000 home cameras and posted footage online

• Fooling self-driving cars by displaying virtual objects

• Want to certify your security software with an internationally recognized testing organization?

• The encryption war is on again, and this time government has a new strategy

• Pandemic Pushes Security Analysts to the Brink

• Essential Cybersecurity Considerations for Governmental Organizations

• Cyber Attack on Iranian Country Ports

• Google blocks biggest DDoS Attack recorded ever

• IoT Sex Toy Security Flaw | Avast

• Kuo: iPhone 12 Pro Demand Higher Than Expected

• Global adoption of data and privacy programs still maturing

• Review: Netsparker Enterprise web application scanner

• Silent Eight leverages AI to detect and solve financial fraud

• Cyber must be part of all-hazards national resilience: Home Affairs chief

• Microsoft adds option to disable JScript in Internet Explorer

• QAnon/8Chan Sites Briefly Knocked Offline

• Most cybersecurity pros believe automation will make their jobs easier

• Most US states show signs of a vulnerable election-related infrastructure

• Australian government takes another swing at revamping visa processing system

• Kleenheat customer names and addresses exposed in system breach

• 3 Zones that Require Network Security for Industrial Remote Access

• IoT Devices: Privacy and Security in Abusive Relationships

• ISC Stormcast For Monday, October 19th 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7214, (Mon, Oct 19th)

• Is the skills gap preventing you from executing your enterprise strategy?

• Cloud environment complexity has surpassed human ability to manage

• Zerto Data Protection: Continuous data protection to all app tiers displacing traditional backup

• Honeywell launches Honeywell Secure Media Exchange to protect against malicious USB attacks

• Save 40% on CISSP or CCSP training until November 30

• Phunware unveils MaaS Customer Data Platform to help create persistent, unified customer databases

• Protiviti launches privacy offering in response to the evolving privacy landscape exacerbated by COVID-19

• Taiwanese Carriers Believe iPhone 12 Sales Will Be Highest Since iPhone 6

• Mimecast selects Smartsheet to drive strategic enterprise initiatives across its org

• AEM introduces NSA, a hybrid Qualification+ tester, changes testing landscape

• Business groups nationwide complain about diversity training crackdown

• FCW Insider: Oct. 19

• ASUS equips its ASUS PE200U and PE200S edge computers with Innodisk’s next-gen flash storage

• SentinelOne secures patent for unique approach to uncovering exploits in their initial payload stage

• How to Repurpose Your Old Gadgets

• How to Train your Raspberry Pi for Facial Recognition

• Under-Display Touch ID Will Eventually Come To The iPhone

• Chinese hackers impersonated McAfee to attack election campaign staffers

• Microsoft fixes elevation of privileges security vulnerability in Windows Setup

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