IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-02-28

• BSides Calgary 2020 – Josh Sokol’s ‘Architecting For Security In The Cloud’

• BSides Calgary 2020 – Jason Maynard’s ‘Security Can Do Better: Think Security Architecture’

• Robert M. Lee’s & Jeff Haas’ Little Bobby Comics – ‘WEEK 318’

• EU leaders aim at boosting defense and security, including cybersecurity

• Jailbreak Tool ‘unc0ver’ 6.0.0 Released With iOS 14.3 Compatibility

• Apple Shares New ‘Hometown’ Shot on iPhone Video

• What the UAE Weapons Deal Says About the United States and Its Alliances

• Tibetan Organizations Targeted in a Chinese Sponsored Phishing Campaign

• New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia hacked again

• Supporting the Women Hit Hardest by the Pandemic

• American Telecommunications Firm, T-Mobile Confirmed Data Breach and Sim Swapping Attacks

• Why Do Chief Security Officers Leave Jobs So Often?

• Identity Defined Security Alliance Partners with National Cyber Security Alliance to Launch First-Ever ‘Identity Management Day’ April 13, 2021

• IBM: Cyber attacks on Linux systems of Russian government agencies will increase

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 303

• Week in review: Kali Linux 2021.1, CNAME-based tracking, VMware vCenter Servers under attack

• Alexa Skills can Easily Bypass Vetting Process

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• Penetration testing

• Lazarus hacker Group Attack Defence Industries with custom-made Malware ThreatNeedle

• Clubhouse App and Your Privacy

• The Future of Europe’s Fight Against Child Sexual Abuse

• BSides Calgary 2020 – James Harrison’s ‘How To Pick A Pocket’

• Experts found a critical authentication bypass flaw in Rockwell Automation software

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-02-27

• Judge Approves $650M Facebook Privacy Lawsuit Settlement

• BSides Calgary 2020 – Greg Foss’ ‘The Future Of Destructive Malware’

• XKCD ‘Post-Pandemic Hat’

• Hotarus Corp gang hacked Ecuador’s Ministry of Finance and Banco Pichincha

• Steris Corporation, The Latest Victim of Ransomware Gang Called ‘Clop’.

• The SolarWinds Body Count Now Includes NASA and the FAA

• HomeKit Essentials Worth Checking Out

• Top Stories: MacBook Pro, iMac, and AirPods Rumors, macOS 11.2.2, MagSafe Wallet Revisited

• To pay, or not to pay? That is the VPN question

• 6 Steps to Help Your Family Restore Digital Balance in Stressful Times

• Why would you ever trust Amazon’s Alexa after this?

• T-Mobile customers were hit with SIM swapping attacks

• Facebook Weighing Up Legality of Facial Recognition in Upcoming Smart Glasses

• Sequoia Capital Discloses Data Breach Following Failed BEC Attack

• SQL Triggers Used by Hackers to Compromise User Database

• CPAC 2021 Open Display of Nazi Symbols

• Five worthy reads: Are we ready for a passwordless future?

• ‘Build’ or ‘Buy’ your own antivirus product

• Malicious Firefox Extension that Allows Attackers to Access and Control Users’ Gmail Accounts

• Unprotected Private Key Allows Remote Hacking of PLCs

• Weekly Update 232

• Modern Identities for the Digital First World

• Review: Perlroth’s book on the cyberarms market

• Championing worthy causes: How ESET gives a helping hand

• Safeguarding children against cyberbullying in the age of COVID‑19

• Oxford University COVID‑19 lab hacked

• Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• Review: Perlroth’s book on the cyberarms market

• AIVD says they face cyber attacks from Russia and China every day

• Pretending to be an Outlook Version Update, (Fri, Feb 26th)

• Microsoft release open-source CodeQL queries to hunt SolarWinds hacks

• Network Threat Hunting Made Easy With the MistNet NDR MITRE ATT&CK™ Engine

• New Ryuk ransomware implements self-spreading capabilities

• Apple Requiring Developers to Return DTK Mac Minis by March 31

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