IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-03-30

• Expected breach disclosure mandates will test government-industry cooperation

• NIST issues draft election security framework

• It is time for a National Strategic Computing Reserve?

• Malicious Docker Cryptomining Images Rack Up 20M Downloads

• Ziggy Ransomware Gang Offers Refunds to Victims

• Trust in software security has eroded since the SolarWinds attack

• SolarWinds attack makes us distrust the software we buy

• Tips for robotic developers

• Coding for robots: Need-to-know languages and skills

• What is cyber risk quantification, and why is it important?

• Experts Explain Why Medical Misinformation Continues To Spread On Facebook Despite Ban

• White Ops Renames Company ‘Human’

• Exploiting Embedded Linux Devices Through the JTAG Interface

• Uber iOS App Could Soon Include Augmented Reality Directions for Finding Your Driver

• Browser tracking protection doesn’t stop tracking, warns DuckDuckGo

• PHP backdoor attempt shows need for better code authenticity verification

• How phishing attacks evade traditional security defenses

• AI is Security’s Best Defense

• Feds debate while states act on data privacy laws

• VMware addresses SSRF flaw in vRealize Operations that allows stealing admin credentials

• Bitcoin Scam App Approved by Apple Robs iPhone User of $600,000+

• Mozilla VPN now nudges users to put shields up on dodgy networks, adds LAN access

• Hacker claims stealing 8.2TB of MobiKwik data; leaks some online

• The cloud attack you didn’t see coming

• Create an incident response plan with this free template

• Whistleblower: Ubiquiti Breach “Catastrophic”

• Bsides Seattle 2020 – Trupti Shiralkar’s ‘Zerotrusting Serverless Applications’

• Belkin Debuts New MagSafe-Compatible Accessories

• Apple Researching Mac Pro’s ‘Cheese Grater’ Design for Other Devices Like iPhone

• Apple Dominated Audio Device Shipments in 2020 With AirPods and Beats

• MalwareBytes Warns of “I Accidentally Reported You” Steam Scam

• Proof-of-Concept Decryptor Released for Black KingDom Ransomware

• Docker Hub Host Images Shipping with Cryptominers

• PHP Git Breached – 2 Commits Under Developers Name’s Infected

• Harris Federation Education Charity Suffered Ransomware Attack

• BrandPost: Protecting Children from Online Cybersecurity Risks

• Armv9 is Arm’s first major architectural update in a decade

• Quick Hits

• Cyan Forensics Raises $6.9 Million to Combat Pedophiles and Terrorists

• Data loss prevention quiz: Test your training on DLP features

• Best practices for reporting ransomware attacks

• Dog Helps Kids Stay Safe Online

• What You Need to Know — or Remember — About Web Shells

• Tick … Tick … Boom

• SolarWinds Hack: U.S. Govt Failure is Deeply Worrying

• Apple Maps Displays COVID-19 Guidelines for Airports Worldwide

• Adobe Launches iPad Creative App Bundle for $14.99 per Month

• Verizon Shutting Down 3G Network on December 31, 2022

• What’s Covered Under Cyber Risk Insurance

• What educational institutions need to do to protect themselves from cyber threats

• 7 top IoT security challenges and how to overcome them

• What is crypto? The business starter guide to cryptocurrency

• Ransomware: Why we’re now facing a perfect storm

• SolarWinds Attackers Accessed DHS Emails, Report

• PHP web language narrowly avoids “backdoor” supply chain attack

• Younger Ransomware Victims More Likely to Pay Up

• #LORCALive: Nation State Cooperation Essential to Fighting Scourge of Cybercrime

• 278,000 GitHub Repositories Affected by a Critical Networking Flaw in Netmask

• Ghost Users Haunt Healthcare Firms

• Watch Out for These Cyber-Risks

• Monitoring ICS Cyber Operation Tools and Software Exploit Modules To
  Anticipate Future Threats

• What does it take to do SASE your way?

• Apple Supplier Foxconn Expects Shipments to Be Impacted by Global Chip Shortage

• PYSA, the ransomware attacking schools

• Over 100 million MobiKwik user data leaked in Cyber Attack

• Cisco integrates networking, security, IT management for the enterprise

• 10 tips to protect your organization and remote endpoints against cyberthreats

• Microsoft: Firmware Attacks Outpacing Security Investments

• Child Unknowingly Tweets From US Nuclear Command’s Account

• Cybercriminals Publish Data Allegedly Stolen From Shell, Multiple Universities

• PHP web language narrowly avoids dangerous supply chain attack

• Beyond MITRE ATT&CK: The Case for a New Cyber Kill Chain

• Cisco’s Vision for SASE and a Brand New Offer to Kickstart Your Journey

• How to Prevent a Rootkit Attack?

• Reflected XSS Vulnerability In “Ivory Search” WP Plugin Impact Over 60K sites

• System Update: New Android Malware

• Security Intelligence Handbook Chapter 11: Geopolitical Intelligence Identifies IT Risks Across the Globe

• First stable release of CentOS replacement AlmaLinux OS now available

• Billions of Records Worldwide Were Already Hacked

• Malware Attack Hits Multinational Conglomerate Honeywell

• Duo’s Passwordless Authentication is Coming!

• New Security Signals study shows firmware attacks on the rise; here’s how Microsoft is working to help eliminate this entire class of threats

• Malicious commits found in PHP code repository: What you need to know

• How Pandemic-Driven Tech Trends are Changing the Labor Market for Good

• Multi-factor authentication: Top 5 things to know

• Top 5 things to know about multi-factor authentication

• Biden Extends Executive Order on Cyberattack Sanctions

• In the Rush to Embrace Hybrid Cloud, Don’t Forget About Security

• Experts found 2 Linux Kernel flaws that can allow bypassing Spectre mitigations

• Intel Accused Of Wiretapping Because It Uses Analytics To Track Keystrokes, Mouse Movements On Its Website

• Hackers Backdoor PHP After Breaching Internal Git Server

• Application Security Tactics Are Due For An Overhaul

• PayPal Launches Crypto Checkout Service

• Students Can Win WWDC 2021 Swag in Apple’s Annual Swift Coding Challenge

• Disney World Launches MagicBand for iPhone and Apple Watch With Animations and Express Mode Support

• Experts Reaction On Harris Federation Ransomware Attack

• Backdoor Pushed in PHP Git Repository Following Server Hack

• Over 55 Million Scam Calls Since December Were Blocked by Australian Telcos

• How to Remove Wi-Fi Networks from Your Mac and iOS Device

• PHP programming language source code targeted in backdoor attack

• Akamai Sees Largest DDoS Extortion Attack Known to Date

• Apple Announces Digital WWDC 2021 Event Taking Place June 7-11

• Apple Revamps Developer App Alongside WWDC 2021 Announcement

• FBI: Cybercrime Shot Up in 2020 Amidst Pandemic

• A Guide to Payment Gateway Testing

• TruU Named Newest Competitor in the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program

• The fastest VPN in 2021

• Intel Sued Under Wiretapping Laws for Tracking User Activity on its Website

• Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Can Be Exploited to Bypass Spectre Mitigations

• What’s Behind the Surge in Cybersecurity Unicorns?

• What You Need to Know to Avoid Instagram Scams

• Radware Threat Researchers Live: Episode 9

• PayPal announces Checkout with Crypto

• What Is Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA)?

• Harris Federation Hit with Ransomware Cyberattack

• And that’s yet another UK education body under attack from ransomware: Servers, email, phones yanked offline

• Backdoor In PHP Source Code Discovered

• Cloud backup and recovery company HYCU raises $87.5M

• A highly sophisticated ransomware attack leaves 36,000 students without email

• Department of Homeland Security email accounts exposed in SolarWinds hack

• Double-Extortion Ransomware Attacks Surged in 2020

• YouTube Has a Disturbingly Creepy Minecraft Problem

• How AI Augments Downsized Security Teams

• Hundreds of thousands of projects affected by a flaw in netmask npm package

• Epic Games Files Complaint to Support UK Antitrust Watchdog’s Apple Probe

• Google Maps Announces Indoor AR Navigation and Eco-Friendly Route Options

• DDoS attacks in 2021: What to expect?

• Money can buy you insurance against network break-ins but investing in infosec hygiene wouldn’t go amiss, says new NCSC chief

• MPs Face Legal Challenge Over Disappearing Messages

• Ransomware Cuts Off 37,000 Students’ Emails

• US Congress Probes ‘Risky’ SpaceX Launch

• SolarWinds Attackers ‘Accessed Emails’ Of Top US Officials

• You could be hacked and not know it

• Unfair exchange: ransomware attacks surge globally amid Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities

• Ransomware group targets Universities of Maryland, California in new data leaks

• Panasonic, McAfee team up to tackle vehicle cybersecurity

• 9 tips to protect your organization against ransomware

• Report finds requiring customers to use passwords is bad for business

• Concern as Ransomware and Exchange Server Attacks Surge

• Goodbye Event Management, Hello Extended Detection and Response

• Apple Lobbies Against ‘Right to Repair’ Bill Over Privacy Concerns of Third Party Repair Shops Accessing User Data

• Expert On Refunding Victims Ransomware Payments

• Suspected Russian hackers breach US homeland security

• $30,000 to researchers who find bugs in Teams

• FCW Insider: March 30, 2021

• Fileless Malware Detections Soar 900% in 2020

• Infosec Community Increasingly Concerned about SolarWinds Breach, Four Months In

• PHP Git Server Hacked to Plant Malware in Code Base

• Live Broadcast Got Disrupted Due to Cyber-Attack on The Australian Tv Network- Nine

• APT10: sophisticated multi-layered loader Ecipekac discovered in A41APT campaign

• Old TLS versions – gone, but not forgotten… well, not really “gone” either, (Tue, Mar 30th)

• Fileless Malware Attacks Surge by 900% and Cryptominers Make a Comeback

• Booming dark web gig economy is a rising threat

• 10 pioneering women in information security

• Facebook Plans Two Cables Linking US To Asia

• Deliveroo Lowers Price Range For Landmark IPO

• 204 Fleeceware Apps Generated over $400 million in Revenue on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store

• SolarWinds Attackers Accessed DHS Secretary’s Emails — Report

• UK Court Backs Swatch in ‘One More Thing’ Trademark Row With Apple

• UK’s Home Office dangles £32m for application support on comms-snooping network

• Chinese Video App Slumps On Hong Kong Debut

• APAC firms face growing cyberattacks, take more than a week to remediate

• Facial recognition camera projects raise concerns in Eastern Europe

• Survey: 99% of Security Pros Struggling to Secure Their IoT & IIoT Devices

• Cyber attack forces live TV shows off-air on Australia’s Channel 9

• 30 Docker images downloaded 20M times in cryptojacking attacks

• Apple Reportedly Working on Redesigned Apple TV Remote

• Apple Orders 4nm Chip Production for Next-Generation Macs

• Apple Pay Support Begins Rolling Out for Select Banks in South Africa

• Your web application firewall should be more than a firewall – it should be a noise filter too

• Application security testing is not just buzzwords

• MobiKwik Suffers Major Breach — KYC Data of 3.5 Million Users Exposed

• How to Get the Best Results From ZTNA

• Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability patching doesn’t end the menace

• Over $20m loss to CompuCom from Ransomware Attack

• Are Cloud-Native IAM Controls Good Enough for Your Enterprise?

• Apple rushes to patch zero‑day flaw in iOS, iPadOS

• How Sky Global was Indicted for Selling Security

• Cloud security experts wanted: You can be one of them

• How to avoid 4 common zero trust traps (including one that could cost you your job)

• How well have remote workers adapted one year on?

• 93% of consumers concerned about data security when filling out online forms

• Achieving Automated TISAX Compliance

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, March 30th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7434, (Tue, Mar 30th)

• Leaders need to find ways to increase internal audit capacity without increasing budgets

• How much of the data created and replicated should be stored?

• GRIMM launches Private Vulnerability Disclosure program to allow defenders to get ahead of the unknown

• Australian telcos have blocked over 55 million scam calls since December

• Fortalezca su perímetro de seguridad con el análisis de inventario

• 5 Teen Internet Safety Tips

• Celebrating Women’s History Month 2021 at Palo Alto Networks

• HID HydrantID ACM solves difficult digital certificate lifecycle management problems

• WALLIX provides enhanced data monitoring and secure remote access for healthcare orgs

• Everbridge expands its CEM SaaS platform to help orgs govern operational risk from unplanned events

• IntelliSite releases managed service to make communities safer, smarter and more connected

• After oil giant Shell hit by Clop ransomware, workers’ visas dumped online as part of extortion attempt

• Intel accused of wiretapping because it uses analytics to track keystrokes, mouse movements on its website

• Myth-busting Antivirus Software Assumptions

• Check up on Your Virtual Safety: Tips for Telehealth Protection

• Protect Your Digital Wellness: Don’t Post Your Vaccination Card Online

• CounterFlow AI appoints Bill Cantrell as CEO

• Morphisec raises $31M to enable business to automatically prevent dangerous cyberattacks

• Accenture acquires Cygni to accelerate cloud first strategies with software engineering services

• After Oil giant Shell hit by Clop ransomware, workers’ visas posted online as part of extortion attempt

• Researcher Patented C2FIV Technology As 2FA For Face Recognition Via Facial Movements

• FatFace Disclosed Data Breach; Turns Out It Suffered Ransomware Attack

• CMMC body hires ex-CISA deputy as first CEO

• Manufacturing Firms Learn Cybersecurity the Hard Way

• American Distrust in Press: Deadly 1830s Cancel Culture

• FTC Abandons Antitrust Lawsuit Against Qualcomm

• Rishabh Mishra joins Infostretch as Head of Corporate Development

• Adversarial training reduces safety of neural networks in robots: Research

• Pair of Apex Legends Players Banned for DDoS Server Attacks

• A Defense-in-Depth Approach Could Stop the Next Big Hack in its Tracks

• Fake MagSafe Accessories Might Be a Bargain, But Watch Out for Shortcomings

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-03-29

• Cloudflare’s New API Abuse Detection Services Validate Usage Via Intent

• Canalys: More data breaches in 2020 than previous 15 years despite 10% growth in cybersecurity spending

• NIST framework focuses on election cybersecurity

• Beware of scams this tax season

• Remote work and increased cybersecurity threats presented both challenges and opportunities for MSPs

• SolarWinds Hackers Accessed DHS Chief’s Email

• Attackers Target PHP Git Server to Backdoor Source Code

• Anton’s Security Blog Quarterly Q1 2021

• Apple Expanding Independent Repair Provider Program Worldwide

• Stupid Patent of the Month: Telehealth Robots Say Goodbye

• The one reason your iPhone needs a VPN

• Malicious System Update App Targets Android Users With Malware

• BrandPost: Episode 4: Reduce SOC burnout

• Cultivating small talk when there’s no office

• Best VPN service in 2021: Safe and fast don’t come for free

• Weak passwords are dangerous to your organization

• Facebook Blocks Politician, Gets Accused Of “Digital Totalitarianism”

• Top 20 Most Common Hacker Behaviors

• London-based academies Harris Federation hit by ransomware attack

• Apple Offers Employees Paid Time Off to Get Vaccinated

• Hades Ransomware Gang Exhibits Connections to Hafnium

• CompuCom Cyber-Attack Costs Could Reach $28M

• Vulnerability in ‘netmask’ npm Package Affects 280,000 Projects

• More Solutions Doesn’t Mean More Protection

• US Imprisons BEC Scammer

• Bsides Seattle 2020 – Juliet Okafor, J.D. ‘Keynote’

• XKCD ‘Mask Opinions’

• Bsides Seattle 2020 – Leron Gray’s ‘Y’all Tryna Enumerate Azure AD And RBAC Or Nah?’

• Apple Says App Store, iMessage, iCloud Drive, and Other iCloud Services Are Experiencing Issues [Update: Fixed]

• One Year of COVID-19 in the Middle East and North Africa: The Fate of the ‘Best Performers’

• Sitting comfortably? Then it’s probably time to patch, as critical flaw uncovered in npm’s netmask package

• Introducing ShiftLeft Educate – Security Training for Developers [Webinar]

• 5G slicing vulnerability could be used in DoS attacks

• IRS plots $2.6B IT services consolidation

• The superpowered SOC: How AI can drive agencies to the next level of cyber defense

• DOD ramps up mobile security

• Corporate doxing is on the rise: Here’s how hackers are doing it and how to stop them

• Bumble Launches Online Safety Guide

• SASE, ZTNA and XDR market trends must work together for simplified security

• China-linked RedEcho APT took down part of its C2 domains

• Deals: New Accessory Sales Include 12.9-Inch Magic Keyboard at $249 ($100 Off) and Numerous Discounts on Beats Headphones

• Apple Says App Store, iMessage, iCloud Drive, and Other iCloud Services Are Experiencing Issues

• Adaptive cybersecurity: 3 strategies that are needed in an evolving security landscape

• Almost 40 German Parliament Email Accounts Accessed After Spear-Phishing Attack

• Australian TV Network Services Interrupted

• Apple Releases Emergency Update

• Ransomware Admin is Refunding Victims Their Ransom Payments

• Top Security Tips That Every Business Owner Must Know

• Insurance Giant CNA Went Offline Following A Ransomware Attack

• SAAS & Security – Best Practices For Businesses

• March 2021 Web Server Survey

• 5 Ways MVISION XDR Innovates with MITRE ATT&CK

• SolarWinds hackers accessed emails from U.S. Department of Homeland Security

• Billions of records have been hacked already. Make cybersecurity a priority or risk disaster, warns analyst

• Ransomware negotiations: An inside look at the process

• #LORCALive: More Work Required to Realize the Potential of AI in Cybersecurity

• Ransomware and Extortion Evolve More Brazen Tactics

• Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec on the state of cybersecurity

• Ransomware Cyber Attack news headlines trending on Google

• BrandPost: 5 Fundamentals for Effective Security Design

• PHP Infiltrated with Backdoor Malware

• Beware of Ongoing Brute-Force Attacks Against NAS Devices, QNAP Warns

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of March 22, 2021

• Flaws in Ovarro TBox RTUs Could Open Industrial Systems to Remote Attacks

• Manage Google Workspace & Microsoft 365 Identities in Minutes from a Single Cloud Directory

• The Importance of Cybersecurity to SEO

• Apple and Google Leading the Way on eSIM Adoption

• Apple Announces David Attenborough Documentary ‘The Year Earth Changed’

• Ransomware causes shutdown of TV Network

• Sierra Wireless Restarts Production After Being Hit by a Ransomware Attack

• How to build a successful application security program

• Steam users: Don’t fall for the “I accidentally reported you” scam

• Apple Fixed Serious Actively Exploited Zero-Day Bug With iOS 14.4.2

• The Path to Combatting Domain Abuse

• Official PHP Git server targeted in attempt to bury malware in code base

• Billions of records have been hacked already. Make cybersecurity a priority of risk disaster, warns analyst

• Linux 101: How to give users sudo privileges on Ubuntu and Red Hat-based Linux distributions

• ‘Hades’ Ransomware Hits Big Firms, but Operators Slow to Respond to Victims

• More Ransomware Gangs Targeting Vulnerable Exchange Servers

• Beware of scam using the name of Europol’s Executive Director

• 9 million fake sedative pills removed from circulation by Hungarian and Norwegian Police

• Netmask Flaw Leaves Millions Vulnerable While a PHP Git Server is Hacked in Software Supply Chain Attack

• Preparing for the Next “Big Attack”

• Why Healthcare Security Requires an Operation-Centric Approach

• Hackers breached the PHP ‘s Git Server and inserted a backdoor in the source code

• US Charges Close To 500 Individuals For COVID-19 Fraud, Criminal Activity

• Channel Nine Cyber-Attack Disrupts Live Broadcasts In Australia

• Suspected Russian Hackers Gained Access To US Homeland Security Emails

• Hyper Launches Magnetic Wireless Battery Pack for iPhone 12 Lineup

• Dutch Company RDC Confirms Security Breach

• New Ransomware Group Leaks Data Belonging to a Important US Military Contractor

• FatFace Sends Out Controversial Email After Ransomware Attack

• Exchange Server Post-Compromise Attack Activity Shared by Microsoft

• UK terror law reviewer calls for prison sentences if suspects refuse to hand passwords over to investigators

• Backdoor Disguised as Typo Fix Added to PHP Source Code

• ClubCISO Appoints Stephen Khan as its New Chair

• Ziggy Ransomware Operators Refund Victims Who Paid Ransom

• Have You Backed Up Your Data Lately? Don’t Be an April’s Fool — Back Up Your Data on World Backup Day

• 4 Open Source Tools to Add to Your Security Arsenal

• Deals: Get Apple’s 64GB iPad Air for $549.98 and 256GB M1 MacBook Air for $949.99 ($49 Off)

• Images of Prototype Show Apple Planned iPad With Two Ports

• Channel Nine Possibly Hit by a Ransomware Attack on Sunday

• CompuCom MSP Might Lose Over $20M After Ransomware Attack

• Survey: Cybersecurity Community Increasingly Concerned About SolarWinds Breach

• Call Center Provider Experiences Major Data Leak

• Critical “Netmask” npm Package Flaw Affects Hundreds of Thousands of Applications

• Women in Security Part 6: Meet Nandini De, Director of Engineering

• AP Sources: SolarWinds Hack Got Emails of Top DHS Officials

• Hades Ransomware Linked to Hafnium and Exchange Attacks

• CISA Builds Out Defensive Tools for Security Teams

• Leica Camera From Former Apple Designers Jony Ive and Mark Newson Heading to Auction

• Xiaomi Unveils Apple AirPower-Like $90 Wireless Charging Pad Capable of Charging Three Devices Simultaneously

• Understanding The Psyche Of A Modern-day Hacker

• Clop Ransomware Applies Leverage from Customers to Convince Victims to Pay

• Secure Access to Your Google Chrome Enterprise With Duo

• Scottish National Party members found among list of names signed up to rival Alba Party after website whoopsie

• Can WebAuthn and U2F finally give us safe and easy Two-Factor authentication?

• States enact safe harbor laws against cyberattacks, but demand adoption of cybersecurity frameworks

• Naked Security Live – Lessons beyond ransomware

• $571 Million to be Paid over Bitcoin Scam

• CNA Hit by a Phoenix CryptoLocker Ransomware Attack

• How to Effectively Prevent Email Spoofing Attacks in 2021?

• New Bugs Could Let Hackers Bypass Spectre Attack Mitigations On Linux Systems

• Will AI Short Circuit Cybersecurity?

• CISA’s ICS Medical Advisory On CT Scanners & Cybersecurity – CEO Perspective

• 300,000 User Accounts Exposed After Credit Card Hacking Forum Is Hacked

• Attackers tried to insert backdoor into PHP source code

• State-sponsored cyber warfare is a top concern for tech executives

• How private sector, government can work to fend off cyber attacks

• PHP repository moved to GitHub after malicious code inserted under creator Rasmus Lerdorf’s name

• US charges close to 500 individuals for COVID-19 fraud, criminal activity

• UK’s CNI Security Threatened by Staff Burnout

• #IMOS21: Infosecurity Magazine Spring Online Summit Now Available On-Demand

• iPhone Shipments to Gulf Countries Saw Double-Digit Growth in Q4 2020

• World Backup Day – Experts Responses

• Here Are the Free Ransomware Decryption Tools You Need to Use [2021 Updated]

• New Powerful Android Malware Disguised as System Update is Attacking Android Phones

• Patch alert for Apple fans: Cybercrooks have already been exploiting this flaw in iPhones, iPads, and watches

• Attracted to disaster: Secrets of crisis CISOs

• DNS over HTTPS, DNS over TLS explained: Encrypting DNS traffic

• Amazon Goes On Offensive Against Critics In Washington

• More Institutional Investors Shun Deliveroo IPO

• Silicon UK In Focus Podcast: The Speed of Change: How Fast Are You?

• FCW Insider: March 29, 2021

• German MPs Hit by Russian-Backed Phishing Attacks

• PHP’s Git Server Hacked to Insert Secret Backdoor to Its Source code

• Doxing in the corporate sector

• Critical netmask Networking Flaw Reported by Security Specialists

• Blockchain may be the machinery of mischief, but it can’t help telling the truth

• How hackers are targeting your phone through Bluetooth

• New York Times Column Sells For Over £400,000

• Tech Chiefs Face Latest Grilling By Congress

• Aussie TV Network Taken Off Air by Ransomware

• Ziggy ransomware admin announced it will refund victims who paid the ransom

• Apple Maps Starts Showing Speed Camera Information in Additional Countries [Updated]

• Disintegrating SpaceX Rocket Creates Light Show

• Brian Krebs: No, I didn’t hack your Microsoft Exchange server

• This Android malware hides as a System Update app to spy on you

• 3 Foundations of a Data Security Strategy

• Jumping into Shellcode, (Mon, Mar 29th)

• Why you need to trust your VPN: Lock and Code S02E05

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• CISO Career In Tech | Avast

• Securing Vaccine Passport Applications

• New Purple Fox version includes Rootkit and implements wormable propagation

• McAfee unveils MVISION CNAPP, a new security service designed to secure cloud native applications

• Which cyberthreat should you care about most? Here’s a clue … all of them

• Beware of this malicious Android system update

• Australia Channel 9 TV Ransomware Cyber Attack

• Authorization Technology is the Future of Collaboration

• Optus puts McAfee monitoring on its home router for WiFi Secure

• How do I select a bot protection solution for my business?

• Stop using your employees as scapegoats: Change their behavior

• The importance of a zero trust-based approach to identity security

• Why certificate automation is no longer just “nice to have”

• Andrews takes over at Home Affairs as Dutton moves into Defence

• NIST SP 800-172 (Formerly SP 800-171B) Release Couldn’t Come at a Better Time

• Data center market size to reach $519.34 billion by 2025

• As DX acceleration continues, identity and zero trust need to be central in all business decisions

• Most Important Android Penetration Testing Tools for Pentesters & Security Professionals

• ISC Stormcast For Monday, March 29th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7432, (Mon, Mar 29th)

• Siemens unveils Veloce, a hardware-assisted verification system

• Elastic Security 7.12 accelerates threat hunting workflows and prevents ransomware

• Solvo’s cloud security solution addresses future changes and new apps’ component deployments

• Zero Trust for Data

• Inseego Wavemaker PRO 5G outdoor CPE FW2000e certified for use in Europe and the U.S

• Threat Stack Cloud Security Platform now offers real-time threat and anomaly detection in the cloud

• Old but Gold – Attack and Defend the Sys Admins

• Clearsense raises $30M to expand its data platform-as-a-service technology and advisory services

• AutoRABIT acquires CodeScan to ensure code quality and security

• Hornetsecurity acquires Zerospam to extend its reach in the North American market

• Adsero Security and Ballast Services partner to provide IT security compliance and managed services

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