IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-03-12

• New ransomware strain exploits Microsoft Exchange security flaw

• Windows-Only 7-Zip now Available for Linux

• Diving into DevSecOps w/ John Willis

• DARPA developing AI into a mission-critical partner

• DARPA seeks AI assistants to help with complex tasks

• REvil Group Claims Slew of Ransomware Attacks

• Critical Security Hole Can Knock Smart Meters Offline

• US Moves Closer to Retaliation Over Hacking as Cyber Woes Grow

• WSJ: Microsoft Probing Possible PoC Exploit Code Leak

• Contemplating the Coffee Supply Chain: A Horror Story

• Microsoft Exchange Server Attacks: 9 Lessons for Defenders

• Threat Roundup for March 5 to March 12

• Exchange Week 2 – Ransomware Joins The Fray

• Microsoft DHCP Logs Shipped to ELK, (Fri, Mar 12th)

• PC Games ‘Tokyo 42’ and ‘Ancestors Legacy’ Now Available on iOS Through GameClub

• Qualcomm Struggling to Keep Up With Processor Demand and Shortages Could Impact Samsung

• Google emits data-leaking proof-of-concept Spectre exploit for Intel CPUs to really get everyone’s attention

• New Linux Backdoor RedXOR Likely Operated by Chinese Nation-State Actor

• House task force digs into DOD supply chain vulnerabilities

• Europol Credits Sweeping Arrests to Cracked Sky ECC Comms

• Can a Programming Language Reduce Vulnerabilities?

• 10,000+ WeLeakInfo customer records leaked

• Apple Prototyped a Jet Black iPhone X

• Cypersecurity firm Mandiant warns of additional ransomware attacks

• New bill looks to centralize CISA’s role in ICS threat response

• Sewage-testing robots process wastewater faster to predict COVID-19 outbreaks sooner

• OSINT Data Collection: You Still Need Humans, but Automation is Well Worth the Investment

• Don’t Let Data-Stealing Leprechauns Snatch Your Pot of Gold

• Pepsi Docuseries ‘The Jet’ Coming to Apple TV+

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win an Explorer 500 Portable Power Station From Jackery

• Next-Generation Apple Silicon MacBooks Expected to Drive Record-Breaking Mac Shipments This Year

• Adobe Says Photoshop on M1 Runs 50% Faster Than 2019 Intel-Based MacBook

• Upcoming AirPods 3 Redesign Shown Off in New Images

• How Should the U.S. Respond to the SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange Hacks?

• No, Florida Can’t Regulate Online Speech

• Seattle and Portland: Say No to Public-Private Surveillance Networks

• Ransomware is targeting vulnerable Microsoft Exchange servers

• DearCry Ransomware Makes its Debut

• CISA Reports That No Federal Civilian Agency Hacked in Exchange Attacks

• Brazil’s National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) Announces Strategy, Begins Investigation to Combat Two Large Data Leaks

• Exploits on Organizations Worldwide Tripled every Two Hours after Microsoft’s Revelation of Four Zero-days

• Biden signs Rescue bill, boosting TMF and adding pandemic leave for feds

• A Bird-Feed Seller Beat a Chess Master. Then It Got Ugly

• Test Post

• Cheaper, Ad-Supported HBO Max Subscription Launching in June

• 150,000 Verkada security cameras hacked—to make a point

• No sign of Exchange-related ransomware hitting UK orgs, claims NCSC as it urges admins to scan for compromises

• Hackers dropping DearCry ransomware using Exchange Server exploit

• Metamorfo Banking Trojan Abuses AutoHotKey to Avoid Detection

• CEOs express strong optimism for global growth this year

• Apple Sues Employee for Stealing Trade Secrets

• Utah Company Stored Passport Scans on Unsecured Server

• Settlement Reached Over Data Breach Impacting 24 Million Americans

• 150,000 Verkada Cams Hacked, but it Gets Worse

• AirPods Max Firmware Update Appears to Fix Smart Case Battery Drain Issues

• 2021 Cybersecurity Outlook: Attackers vs. Defenders

• Microsoft Exchange Exploits Pave a Ransomware Path

• Android: How to quickly block spam SMS

• Mac Malware ‘XCSSET’ Adapted for Devices With M1 Chips

• NCSC: Install Latest Microsoft Exchange Server Updates Urgently

• Understanding Accellion’s FTA Appliance Compromise, DEWMODE, and Its Supply Chain Impact

• iPhone 13 Models Will ‘Likely’ Have Touch ID Under the Display

• West Ham supporters have data leaked by club website

• What Is Email Fraud Protection (EFP)?

• Microsoft Exchange Servers targeted by DearCry Ransomware

• Cable Modems & Security

• The Cybersecurity Trends Affecting the Market in 2021

• What Companies Are Doing to Up Their Data Security in 2021

• LinearB, which brings contextual metrics to software development project management, raises $16M

• Molson Coors Cracks Open a Cyberattack Investigation

• Power Equipment: A New Cybersecurity Frontier

• Microsoft Reports ‘DearCry’ Ransomware Targeting Exchange Servers

• Cyber News Rundown: Phishing Targets NHS Regulatory Commission

• With Spectre Still Lurking, Google Looks to Protect the Web

• Microsoft Says Ransom Hackers Taking Advantage Of Server Flaws

• Proven Leaker Says New AirPods Ready to Ship, New 12.9-Inch iPad Pro Will Likely Outsell 11-Inch Model

• Deals: Amazon Opens Up New Apple Watch Sale, Starting at $259.00 for 40mm Apple Watch SE ($20 Off)

• Disney World MagicBand Support Coming to iPhone and Apple Watch

• France, Cyber Operations and Sovereignty: The ‘Purist’ Approach to Sovereignty and Contradictory State Practice

• Molson Coors Production Stopped Following a Cyberattack

• Business Email Security Contributes to Business Stability – Find Out Why

• Thousands of Patients Affected by New Hampshire Hospital Data Breach

• The Security Checklist for Designing Asset Management System Architectures

• Microsoft Exchange: Patching Too Late If Already Compromised

• Loose SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and ARC Settings Sabotage Security

• LinearB, which bring contextual metrics to software development project management, raises $16M

• Okta invests in, partners with Immuta to secure cloud analytics

• Ransomware Operators Start Targeting Microsoft Exchange Vulnerabilities

• Netflix Introduces Measures to Prevent Password Sharing

• Securing industrial networks: What is ISA/IEC 62443?

• Internet disruption in Russia coincided with the introduction of restrictions

• Fastway Couriers suffers data breach

• Internet providers aid Home Office in web-spying

• COVID-19 Testing Service Exposes 50,000 Patients’ Personal Info on The Web

• Tsao vs. Captiva: “Risk of Identity Theft” Theory Rejected

• A Spectre proof-of-concept for a Spectre-proof web

• FBI warns deep fakes could be the next big cyber threat

• Sir Tim Berners-Lee Warns Too Many Young People Lack Web Access

• Best security key in 2021

• Breach Exposes Data of 200K Health System Staff, Patients

• Ryuk Ransomware Hits Spain’s Employment Agency

• A Bug in iPhone Call Recording App Exposed Clients Data

• Experts Reaction On Home Office Tests Web-Spying Powers With Help Of UK Internet Firms

• What Are BEC Attacks?

• (VIDEO) Getting Started With Duo – Step 3: Admin Dashboard & Device Insight

• Yseop now tells you what percentage of a financial report can be generated automatically

• FCW Insider: March 12, 2021

• Cyber Insurance Firm Cowbell Raises $20 Million

• SailPoint Appoints Heather Gantt-Evans as New CISO

• You Need a Password Manager. Here Are the Best Ones

• Molson Coors hit by suspected ransomware attack

• What is Mimikatz?

• New Initial Access Tool ‘NimzaLoader’ Spreads via Phishing Emails

• Cybersecurity Predictions for 2021 from the (ISC)² Community of Security Professionals (Part 3)

• Netflix Tests Crackdown On Password Sharing

• The 5 Best and Secure Facial Recognition Tools

• Security Trends And Emerging Technologies That A CISO Should Adopt In 2021

• Uber, Lyft to share data on drivers banned for sexual, physical assault

• Darkside 2.0 Ransomware Promises Fastest Ever Encryption Speeds

• Researchers warn of a surge in cyber attacks against Microsoft Exchange

• Developing a Strong Security Posture in the Era of Remote Work

• Netflix to trial restrictions on password sharing

• University Cyberattacks Justify the Incorporation of Higher Education in Critical Infrastructure Bill

• OVH Hints UPS Cause Of Data Centre Fire

• Netflix wants to stop you sharing your password

• Microsoft Exchange attacks: Watch out for this new ransomware threat to unpatched servers

• The future of data privacy: confidential computing, quantum safe cryptography take center stage

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday, March 2021 Edition

• Molson Coors Suffers Suspected Ransomware Attack

• Encrypted Comms Firm Denies Police Cracked User Messages

• Apple takes serious measures in action against zero-click exploits in iOS

• Google Touts Chrome 89 Memory Savings That ‘Keep Your Mac Cooler’ While Browsing

• This Is How The World Ends – Whistleblowing First So We Understand WHY!

• Fake Icon Delivers NanoCore Trojan – Experts Perspectives

• F5 Urges Customers To Patch Critical Big-IP Pre-auth RCE Bug

• 4 Examples of Data Encryption Software to Consider for Your Enterprise

• BitSight Observations Into HAFNIUM Attacks, Part Two

• Sextortion attacks are on the rise in the UK

• Security Recruiter Directory

• FISMA basics: What federal agencies and contractors need to know

• Hackers Breach Thousands of Security Cameras | Avast

• Microsoft Exchange Server hacks ‘doubling’ every two hours

• Everything you need to know about the Microsoft Exchange Server hack

• “Hacker Games” Launched to Encourage Development of Secure Coding Skills

• Researchers Spotted Malware Written in Nim Programming Language

• Good old malware for the new Apple Silicon platform

• Apple Pay Promo Offers Up to 50% on Meal Plan Delivery Services

• Original Film ‘Cherry’ Out Now on Apple TV+, Starring Tom Holland

• Researchers Found RedXOR Malware Linked to Chinese Hackers

• Exploits on Organizations Worldwide Doubling every Two Hours after Microsoft’s Revelation of Four Zero-days

• Norway Parliament, Storting, Hit by a Microsoft Exchange Cyber Attack

• Hackers Are Targeting Microsoft Exchange Servers With Ransomware

• 4 Security Awareness Training Trends

• Malspam campaign uses icon files to delivers NanoCore RAT

• Want your endpoint security product in the ‘Microsoft Consumer Antivirus Providers for Windows’ ?

• Borderline Unreasonable Electronic Device Searches

• Why SaaS Security Is So Hard

• New Browser Attack Allows Tracking Users Online With JavaScript Disabled

• Two new ways backup can protect enterprise SaaS data

• Cyber secure your Smart Phone by doing so

• Ransomware Cyber Attack on Molson Coors

• Sex in the digital era: How secure are smart sex toys?

• Rise in remote work leads to increase in IT security gaps

• Compromised devices and data protection: Be prepared or else

• Data Privacy Management Firm DataGrail Raises $30 Million

• Most IT pros manage different versions of the same database

• Can private data be recovered from “sanitized” images?

• Secure Coding Challenges Faced by Every Software Developer in 2021

• ISC Stormcast For Friday, March 12th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7410, (Fri, Mar 12th)

• Deep Instinct launches performance guarantee and ransomware insurance up to $3 million

• Avatier for ServiceNow adds unified, passwordless approach to IAM with SSO

• Effectual Managed DevOps Platform optimized for AWS Cloud

• Innodisk InnoBTS SSD integrates blockchain technology into a single storage device

• EclecticIQ expands MSSP offering through ACDS partnership

• CloudLinux KernelCare patching service can be deployed with Microsoft

• Police shut down illegal video streaming app Mobdro with 100M users

• University ‘hacks’ as a justification to include the sector in Critical Infrastructure Bill

• F5 Networks Urges Customers to Update to New Versions of Its App Delivery Tech

• T-Mobile Aiming to Cover 90% of Americans With ‘Ultra Capacity 5G’ By 2023

• Accenture acquires Imaginea to enhance global cloud first capabilities

• Tausight raises $20M to protect clinical workflows

• Hackers compromised Microsoft Exchange servers at the EU Banking Regulator EBA

• UnityMiner targets unpatched QNAP NAS in cryptocurrency mining campaign

• 3 SaaS Backup Rules to Keep Your Data Safer in 2021

• Apple fixes CVE-2021-1844 RCE that affects iOS, macOS, watchOS, and Safari

• Microsoft’s GitHub under fire after disappearing proof-of-concept exploit for critical Microsoft Exchange vuln

• Network Pivots, Patch Bypasses: Exploits Hit Hard in 2020

• Former Employees Explain What Facebook Has to Lose When Apple Implements App Tracking Transparency

• DNSFilter expands leadership team with new appointments

• DataRobot names Dan Wright as CEO

• Retrain.ai raises $13M to help workers reskill and upskill for better jobs

• Critics fume after Github removes exploit code for Exchange vulnerabilities

• VA watchdog cautions on pandemic hires

• Will DOD keep collaborating after CVR?

• ‘We must raise our game’ to counter sophisticated adversaries, CISA warns

• CIAS building risk management tools for state, local agencies

• Surveillance camera hack exposes video from police, prisons, schools

• Molson Coors discloses cyberattack disrupting its brewery operations

• Do a plug-in audit and improve visibility into remote workers’ systems to avoid Gootloader attack

• How to install and configure 2FA on AlmaLinux

• Does XDR Mark the Spot? 6 Questions to Ask

• Molson Coors Beer Operations Halted by Hack

• Review: Cozy’s MagPad Adds Style and Functionality to Apple’s MagSafe Charger

• Netflix May Soon Crack Down on Password Sharing

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-03-11

• 2021-03-11 – IcedID (Bokbot) from Excel spreadsheet macro

• All You Need to Know: The Four Zero Days in Microsoft Exchange Servers

• Quick Hits

• CMMC board’s training lead resigns

• States, cities get $325B in direct aid from COVID-19 package

• To address racial inequity, many leaders are starting with a map

• TrickBot Takes Over, After Cops Kneecap Emotet

• Ransomware Attack Strikes Spain’s Employment Agency

• Developer-first security raises Snyk’s tides, among others

• How security teams can prepare for advanced persistent threats

• School Boss Resigns After Porn Found on Computer

• Expert publishes PoC exploit code for Microsoft Exchange flaws

• Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 122 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements

• Continuing to Raise the Bar for Verifiable Security on Pixel

• Finalists announced in second annual Microsoft Security 20/20 awards

• Best password manager in 2021

• Hackers update Gootkit RAT to use Google searches and discussion forums to deliver malware

• After Oldsmar: How vulnerable is US critical infrastructure?

• Apple Accuses Former Employee of Stealing Trade Secrets and Leaking Them to Media

• #ShareTheMicInCyber: Brooke Pearson

• Congress Proposes Bold Plan to End the Digital Divide

• Cyberattack Forces Brewery Shutdown at Molson Coors

• Microsoft Exchange Server Exploit Code Posted to GitHub

• AirPods Max in Pink Now Available to Ship on Amazon

• The US Seizes Phishing Domains Impersonating COVID-19 Vaccine Sites

• Spanish Government Attacked with Ryuk Ransomware

• FIN8 Bolsters Their BADHATCH Backdoor

• Europol ‘Unlocks’ Encrypted Sky ECC Chat Service to Make Arrests

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday March Fixed Exchange Server Bugs Under Attack, IE Zero-Day, And More

• NanoCore RAT Scurries Past Email Defenses with .ZIPX Tactic

• Data Security and Governance Provider Privacera Raises $50 Million

• How confidential are your calls? This iPhone app shared them with everyone

• Actionable Tips for Engaging the Board on Cybersecurity

• Apple Launches All-in-One Web Page With Privacy Labels for Its Own Apps

• Google Maps Gaining Tools for Drawing Missing Roads, Sharing Photo Updates

• Chinese, US Chip Trade Associations Team Up – Report

• Chinese hackers using RedXOR backdoor against Linux systems

• This malware was written in an unusual programming language to stop it from being detected

• Microsoft Exchange Servers Face APT Attack Tsunami

• This Netgear SOHO switch has 15 – count ’em! – vulns, which means you need to upgrade the firmware… now

• Hackers attempt to poison the well, but AI cybersecurity solutions bolster water treatment facility security

• How confidential are your calls? This iPhone app shared them with everyone!

• Another 210,000 Americans Affected by Netgain Ransomware Attack

• Reflections on 2020 security vulnerabilities

• IBM Security and Recorded Future: Better Together

• Have You Taken Our LinuxSecurity User Survey?>

• Dridex Campaign Propelled by Cutwail Botnet and Poisonous PowerShell Scripts

• FIN8 Resurfaces with Revamped Backdoor Malware

• Linux Systems Under Attack By New RedXOR Malware

• A new Linux Foundation open source signing tool could make secure software supply chains universal

• Serious Vulnerabilities Found in Schneider Electric Power Meters

• Cisco found cryptomining activity within 69% of customers

• The Broader Application of Pentesting Skills

• The Biden Administration’s Opportunity to Secure International Mail

• Commission Criticizes Lack of Preparedness; U.S. Likely to Implement Sweeping Rule on Tech-Related Transactions

• What Is Email Fraud Prevention?

• The biggest challenges—and important role—of application security

• Police credit “unlocked” SKY ECC encryption for organized crime bust

• SEPE employment agency of Spain targeted by Ransomware Attack

• GitHub Vulnerability Could Expose Users’ Session Tokens – Bug Fixed

• Organizations thrive on VDI

• Clearview AI Sued In California By Immigrant Groups

• How to stop robocalls

• XDR Firm Cynet Raises $40 Million Series C Funding

• Trans Tracking Plugin Reported to Norwegian Authorities

• Facebook Sued By Russia For Not Deleting Protest Content

• Russian authorities slow access to Twitter over banned content

• 5 Steps for Investigating Phishing Attacks

• ProxyLogon PoC Exploit Released; Likely to Fuel More Disruptive Cyber Attacks

• $20M Raised by AI-powered Cyber Insurance Innovator Cowbell Cyber

• Confluera Joins Forces with SYNNEX Corporation, Continuing Expansion of Reseller Program for its Detection and Response Solution

• Cobalt Announces Launch of Partner Program On Heels of 75% YoY ARR Growth

• Spying on your Exchange Server

• Bounty Hunter Hackers Earn $40m Thanks To Pandemic

• Vexing Mystery Surrounds 0-Day Attacks On Exchange Servers

• This Trojan Malware Is Now Your Biggest Security Headache

• F5, CISA Warn Of Critical BIG-IP And BIG-IQ RCE Bugs

• Deals: Amazon Discounting Apple’s Official iPhone Cases, Including Up to $35 Off iPhone 12 mini Cases

• Apple-Designed 5G Modem Said to Debut in All 2023 iPhone Models

• Norway’s Stortingnet becomes newest victim of Microsoft Exchange malware

• F5 Announces Critical BIG-IP pre-auth RCE bug

• What Is an XSS Attack? Definition, Types, Prevention

• February 2021 Cyber Attacks Statistics

• Ten Hacking Groups Exploiting Microsoft Email Flaw, Warns ESET

• Icon files abused in malspam to spread NanoCore Trojan

• Cowbell Cyber raises $20 million, aims to build out its AI-drive cyber insurance platform

• Criminals arrested after trusting encrypted chat app cracked by police

• F5, CISA Warn of Critical BIG-IP and BIG-IQ RCE Bugs

• At Least 10 Threat Actors Targeting Recent Microsoft Exchange Vulnerabilities

• Tausight Raises $20M to Protect Healthcare Data

• Facial Recognition Company Sued by California Activists

• S3 Ep23: Hafnium happenings, I see you, and Pythonic poison [Podcast]

• Fixing the Weakest Link — The Passwords — in Cybersecurity Today

• Hackers stole data from Norway parliament exploiting Microsoft Exchange flaws

• Notability’s New Mac Catalyst App Adds Shape Detection, Apple Pencil Support for Sidecar, and More

• Heimdal™ Releases Vulnerability Data on the Microsoft Exchange Patch

• 5 common VPN myths busted

• ZIPX files that aren’t: Keep a weather eye out for disguised malware in email attachments

• Latest CrowdStrike Global Threat Report Finds Healthcare Orgs in the Social Engineering Crosshairs

• This trojan malware is now your biggest security headache

• The year of living remotely: Let’s swap pandemic stories

• Sumo Logic Agrees Deal to Acquire DFLabs

• After OTP Issues,TRAI Suspends New SMS Rules For 7 Days

• Threat Trends: DNS Security, Part 1

• Panzura Makes Threat Detection Simple, Boosts Security with Release of CloudFS 8 Defend

• Veracode Tackles Cybersecurity Skills Gap with Launch of The Hacker Games

• Cybersecurity Industry’s Most Comprehensive Guarantee and Warranty Announced by Deep Instinct and Backed by the Munich Re Group

• Australia Eyes Consumer Impact of Google’s Default Search Engine Deal With Apple

• Deals: MagSafe Duo Charger Drops to $99.99 at Best Buy ($29 Off, Lowest Price)

• Space Gray HomePod Currently Unavailable From Apple in the United States

• How to Manage Gmail and Google Security and Privacy Settings

• Apple Discontinues iMac Pro All-In-One Computer

• Choose The Best Server for Your Small Business | Avast

• FCW Insider: March 11, 2021

• Ajay Sabhlok Appointed Rubrik’s First Joint CIO and CDO

• With Proof-of-Concept Out, FBI & CISA Urge Organizations to Mitigate Microsoft Exchange Threat ASAP

• Fast Random Bit Generation

• Security Flaw In Popular iPhone App Exposes Call Recordings Of Thousands

• Experts On University Of Lancashire Suffers Cyber Attack

• Spanish employment agency hit by major cyberattack

• Three UK universities hit by cyber-attacks

• Getting your application security program off the ground

• Everything You Need to Know About Batteries – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 178

• What is cryptojacking? How to prevent, detect, and recover from it

• 8 new roles today’s security team needs

• Data Centre Fire Blamed For Russia Google Outage

• Facebook Urges Dismissal Of Lawsuits From US Government, US States

• Beware Of Your Browser Extensions | Avast

• February 2021’s Most Wanted Malware: Trickbot Takes Over Following Emotet Shutdown

• TrustArc launches PrivacyCentral to bring data privacy intelligence to enterprises

• Exchange Server security patch warning: Apply now before more hackers exploit the vulnerabilities

• F5 issues BIG-IP patches to tackle unauthenticated remote code execution, critical flaws

• Smart sex toys: appealing to you, exploitable to hackers

• Employers aren’t training staff to use new tech tools. Employees are paying the price

• Facebook Halts Project for Undersea Data Cable to Hong Kong

• Record Number of Cyber-Incidents Hit US Schools in 2020

• Third of Office Workers Warned After Sharing Data Via Unofficial Apps

• Menlo Security Gateway Now Protects Mobile Devices

• RedXOR, a new powerful Linux backdoor in Winnti APT arsenal

• Apple Could Use Contract Manufacturers Like Foxconn or Magna for Apple Car Assembly

• Wistron Resumes iPhone Production at Violence-Hit India Factory

• Advancements In Invoicing – A Highly Sophisticated Way To Distribute ZLoader

• AT&T Cybersecurity Launches Managed SASE Solution with Fortinet

• Should Security Ratings Require Independent Verification?

• UK to introduce new laws and a code of practice for police wanting to rifle through mobile phone messages

• Report: At least 10 hacking groups are exploiting Microsoft Exchange flaws

• Ransomware “Paralyzes” Spanish Employment Agency

• Illegal mobile application with more than 100 million users taken down in Spain

• Top Seven Cybersecurity Ripple Effects From 2020

• Clast82 Malware Dropper In 9 Utility Apps On Google Play Store

• 85% of workers are looking forward to returning to the office

• Å nei! Norway’s Stortinget struck by Microsoft Exchange malware

• Sky ECC denies police have ‘cracked’ encrypted messaging platform

• GitHub Informed Clients of “Potentially Serious” Security Bug

• Malware WannaCry And Vulnerability EternalBlue Remain at Large

• The Future of Cyberwarfare

• F5 addresses critical vulnerabilities in BIG-IP and BIG-IQ

• (ISC)² establishes Global DEI Task Force to expand cybersecurity workforce

• Want to add antivirus to your existing portfolio?

• India and China’s Conflict Goes Cyber

• Experts Reaction On Verkada Hack Affecting 150,000 Of Its Security Cameras

• Working hard to secure your network perimeter? The cybercrims will be pleased…

• NSW Police to use SMS geo-targeting tool to find ‘high-risk’ missing persons

• Senators concerned ‘hacking’ Bill powers could be used beyond intended scope

• Critical Pre-Auth RCE Flaw Found in F5 Big-IP Platform — Patch ASAP!

• Intel Corp. to Speak at SecurityWeek Supply Chain Security Summit

• HR Strategies to Drive Cybersecurity Culture in the New Normal

• Indian hackers spreading ransomware to retaliate Govt actions on Farmers

• Datto acquires BitDam to boost its cyber threat detection business

• Online health security – when ‘opt out’ isn’t an option

• Exchange servers under siege from at least 10 APT groups

• Piktochart – Phishing with Infographics, (Thu, Mar 11th)

• Alert overload still plagues cybersecurity industry

• Passing a compliance audit in the cloud doesn’t have to be hard

• Malware Dropper Found in 9 Malicious Android Apps on the Official Google Play store

• The impact of the pandemic on digital transformation and data access

• Defending enterprise systems during a pandemic

• Combating Risk Negligence Using Cybersecurity Culture

• Home Assistant, Pwned Passwords and Security Misconceptions

• ISC Stormcast For Thursday, March 11th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7408, (Thu, Mar 11th)

• NetApp Astra provides application-aware data management for Kubernetes

• 4 Cybersecurity Best Practices for Your Small Business

• Top 20 Dockerfile Best Practices

• Australia’s answer to thwarting ransomware is good cyber hygiene

• Microsoft Exchange hack: Why so many enterprises still run their own Exchange servers

• Denuvo Anti-Cheat solution available on PlayStation 5

• AWS announces new lower cost One Zone storage classes

• HPE updates GreenLake cloud services portfolio with new capabilities and partnerships

• Now it is F5’s turn to reveal critical security bugs – and the Feds were quick to sound the alarm on these BIG-IP flaws

• Hackers access 150,000+ security cameras in massive Verkada hack

• API Security Weekly: Issue #124

• Attackers Won’t Stop With Exchange Server. You Need a New Playbook

• Ingram Micro Cloud collaborates with AWS to drive cloud innovation for channel partners

• Accedian launches TLS 1.3 decryption capabilities for Skylight platform

• Juniper Networks partners with PBX-Change to increase network speed and visibility

• Clint Poole joins Egress as CMO

• JupiterOne adds several industry leaders to board of investors

• Qumulo announced a full integration with Commvault

• Bridgepointe Technologies adds PacketFabric to its supplier portfolio

• Virtium releases StorFly Series 6 M.2 NVMe line of SSDs

• CyberArk appoints Avril England to its board of directors

• Ric Smith joins SentinelOne as CTO

• iPhone app exposed other people’s call recordings

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