IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-04-09

• White House preps new requirements for industrial control system security

• Advanced satellites illuminated by computer vision are changing how we see the world

• VR, AR training helps forward observers direct fire support

• DOJ: Creep Coach Finagles Nude Athlete Photos

• Common network vulnerabilities and how to prevent them

• 12 Microsoft Exchange Server security best practices

• 8 Security & Privacy Apps to Share With Family and Friends

• U.S. Senators Urge Apple to Reconsider Decision Not to Testify in Upcoming App Store Hearing

• Technology innovation gives government leverage to drive down emissions fast – here’s how

• Epic’s Case Against Apple in Australia Might Be Over

• Scientists harness chaos to protect devices from hackers

• Duo Network Gateway – Reduce VPN Dependency Using Zero Trust

• Am I FLoCed? A New Site to Test Google’s Invasive Experiment

• EFF Challenges Surreptitious Collection of DNA at Iowa Supreme Court

• Help Your Security Team Sleep Better at Night by Reducing False Positives

• HMD Revamps Budget, Midrange Nokia Handsets

• 623M Payment Cards Stolen from Cybercrime Forum

• Microsoft Open-Sources ‘CyberBattleSim’ Enterprise Environment Simulator

• Consider IoT TPM security to augment existing protection

• Exploring GRC automation benefits and challenges

• Facebook Removes 16k Groups for Trading Fake Reviews

• ATO Severely Harm User Experience and Brand Reputation

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win a Set of Fuse Cable Organizers for Your Apple Devices

• The U.S. Government Needs to Overhaul Cybersecurity. Here’s How.

• Was the recent Ubiquiti data breach catastrophic?

• Biden’s $1.5 trillion 2022 budget plan tilts spending toward civilian agencies

• CISA Releases Tool to Detect Microsoft 365 Compromise

• Report: Facebook Is Still Promoting Violent Groups To Users Despite Ban

• Joy Of Tech® ‘Its Always Listening’

• Cisco will not release updates to fix critical RCE flaw in EoF Business Routers

• Apple Wants to Draw Subscribers to Apple TV+ With More Feature Films

• Gigaset Android smartphones infected with malware after supply chain attack

• Healthcare Benefits Data Stolen During Belden Breach

• REvil / Sodinokibi Updates New Safe Mode Functionality

• Android Malware Infiltrated Huawei’s Official App Store

• Facebook ads dropped malware posing as Clubhouse app for PC

• FCW Insider: April 9, 2021

• Quick Hits

• LifeLabs Launches Vulnerability Disclosure Program

• US Jails Cyber-stalker Who Targeted Attack Survivor

• Man Sentenced To 12 Years For Attempting To Purchase Chemical Weapon On The Dark Web

• BSides Philly 2020 – Sasi Siddharth’s ‘A SAST Story Effectively Adopting Static Analysis For Profit’

• Malicious code in APKPure app

• Justin Timberlake to Star as Game Show Host Doubling as CIA Assassin in Upcoming Apple TV+ Series

• Investigating a unique “form” of email delivery for IcedID malware

• Cring Ransomware spreading because of Fortinet vulnerability

• New Ransomware Threats Are Getting Bolder: How to Rewrite the Script

• Nation-state cyber attacks targeting businesses are on the rise

• Network Detection & Response: The Next Frontier in Fighting the Human Problem

• UK’s National Cyber Security Centre recommends password generation idea suggested by El Reg commenter

• Visa: Hackers Use Web Shells to Compromise Servers and Steal Credit Card Details

• Introducing “Attacker Reachability”: Reduce open-source vulnerability tickets by 90% or more.

• Data From 500M LinkedIn Users Posted For Sale Online

• How Your Phone Can Be Hacked For $16

• Hackers Hit 9 Countries, Expose 623,036 Payment Card Records

• Facebook Says Data From 530M Users Was Obtained By Scraping

• Windows And Linux Devices Are Under Attack By A New Cryptomining Worm

• Apple Music TV Expands to the UK and Canada

• Deals: Save on Anker Charging Accessories, Netgear’s Orbi Mesh Router System, and More

• New normal for automation

• PKI (public key infrastructure)

• Verizon finds companies relaxed mobile security policies to get employees online

• Data from 500M LinkedIn Users Posted for Sale Online

• North Korean Lazarus Group Attacks South African Freight Via New Weapon

• [WHITEPAPER] How to Achieve CMMC Security Compliance for Your Business

• Alert — There’s A New Malware Out There Snatching Users’ Passwords

• Ensuring Security and Compliance for Global Healthcare

• Pwn2Own 2021: participants earned $1,2M of the $1.5M prize pool

• Two-Thirds of iPhone Users Expected to Block Ad Tracking

• Chinese Social Media Cancels Companies Over Xinjiang Cotton Boycott

• Building a Security Conscious Workforce

• Data belonging to over 500 million LinkedIn users sold online to hackers

• Hackers Are Using Web Shells to Steal Credit Card Information

• About Data Encryption Software – And the Dark Side of This Moon

• U.S. blacklists 7 more Chinese supercomputing entities

• NCSC: Large Number of Brits Are Using Easily Guessable Passwords

• Women Are Facing an Economic Crisis & the Cybersecurity Industry Can Help

• How to Run a Security Tabletop Exercise

• Backdoor Added — But Found — in PHP

• New REvil Ransomware Version Automatically Logs Windows into Safe Mode

• Millions of Chrome users quietly added to Google’s FLoC pilot

• How Can I Find My Forgotten Password?

• Can You Get Into a Grad School Without Taking a GRE?

• Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) aka SASSY- Combining Network services with Security as a Service model

• LG Promises Three Years of OS Updates for Premium Android Smartphones

• Security Automation Firm Tines Raises $26 Million at $300 Million Valuation

• Learning from Recent Insider Data Breaches

• CISA releases post-compromise tool Aviary to review Microsoft 365

• 600,000 Stolen Credit Cards Leaked Following the Swarmshop Hack

• 5 Tips to Improve Cyber Security Monitoring of Your Vendors

• Cryptomining containers caught coining cryptocurrency covertly

• Deadline is Extended for 2021(ISC)² Global Achievement Awards Nominations!

• US Blacklists Seven Chinese Supercomputing Entities

• These are the terrible passwords that people are still using. Here’s how to do better

• Pwn2Own 2021 Participants Earn Over $1.2 Million for Their Exploits

• Belgian Police Crack Encrypted Chat App to Seize $1.65 Billion Worth of Cocaine

• Crypto at Risk After Facebook Leak: Here’s how Hackers Can Exploit Data

• Credit Card Hacking Forum Compromised 300,000 User Accounts Due To A Data Breach

• DTEX InTERCEPT Named Gold Winner for Cybersecurity Excellence Awards in Insider Threat Solution Category

• iPhone 12 Mini Missing From Top 5 Best Selling Smartphone List of January 2021

• Advertised Sites May Appear Genuine On First Glance

• Millions Of Brits Still Using Pet’s Names As Passwords Despite Risk

• New Study Highlights 100% Rise In Nation State Cyberattacks In Last Three Years

• Hackers Pretend To Be Your Friend In The Latest WhatsApp Scam.

• Fake Netflix App Allows Hackers to Hijack WhatsApp

• Cyber-attacks have potential to spark armed conflict

• CyberBattleSim: Microsoft’s open-source Holodeck in which autonomous attackers, defenders duke it out

• “The WAF Is Dead” (and we know who did it)

• Critical Zoom vulnerability triggers remote code execution without user input

• #COVID19 Fraud Surge Threatens to Overwhelm Banks

• LinkedIn Users’ details being sold online

• New Vyveva Malware Used by Lazarus Hacking Group to Attack South African Freight

• Victims Lured with Fake Antivirus Billing Emails by Tech Support Scammers

• WSJ: P&G helped test method to circumvent Apple privacy tools

• How do we stamp out the ransomware business model? Ban insurance payouts for one, says ex-GCHQ director

• Security Recruiter Directory

• 4 steps to better security hygiene and posture management

• Amazon Takes Early Lead In Historic US Vote

• Washington State educational organizations targeted in cryptojacking spree

• Hackers Hacked as Underground Carding Site is Breached

• Cisco Will Not Patch Critical RCE Flaw Affecting End-of-Life Business Routers

• Apple’s Rationale for Not Bringing iMessage to Android Revealed in Legal Documents

• Counterfeit ‘AirPods 3’ Hit the Market Prior to Official Announcement

• Outpost24 mark 20th anniversary by naming Karl Thedéen as new CEO

• Coordinated Cyberattack Targets EU Institutions | Avast

• Collaboration Platforms Increasingly Abused for Malware Distribution, Data Exfiltration

• UK Firms Suffer Record Number of Cyber-Attacks in Q1

• Apple Reportedly Planning Substantial Increase of Shipments for 5G mmWave iPhone Models in 2021

• Cring Ransomware Attacks Exploited Fortinet Flaw

• Gigaset Android Update Server Hacked to Install Malware on Users’ Devices

• Should You Hire a Computer Forensics Specialist?

• No Python Interpreter? This Simple RAT Installs Its Own Copy, (Fri, Apr 9th)

• DigiTimes: iPhone 13 Pro Models to Feature 120Hz ProMotion Refresh Rate and 15-20% Less Power Consumption

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

• Understanding EtterSilent and the Cybercrime Supply Chain

• 330K stolen payment cards and 895K stolen gift cards sold on dark web

• India uses controversial Aadhaar facial biometrics to identify COVID vaccination recipients

• Italian data watchdog probes data breach of LinkedIn 500 million user accounts

• A Cyber Attack probability on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp cannot be ruled out

• (Are you) afreight of the dark? Watch out for Vyveva, new Lazarus backdoor

• Does data stolen in a data breach expire?

• Having a cybersecurity training program in place isn’t enough to ensure cyber safety

• New infosec products of the week: April 9, 2021

• April 2021 Patch Tuesday forecast: Security best practices

• India uses controversial Aadhaar facial biometrics to identify COVID vaccination recipeints

• Ransomware Gangs Using a new Method to Collect Ransom Payments from Victims

• Cyber Criminals began to use a new scheme to defraud Russians

• Most organizations have already migrated to a cloud VPN

• Cybersecurity threats and cybercrime trends of 2020

• Digging Into the Third Zero-Day Chrome Flaw of 2021

• ISC Stormcast For Friday, April 9th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7450, (Fri, Apr 9th)

• How global markets are adopting real-time payments

• Remote work: One of the legacies of the pandemic

• What is Cyber Risk?

• Alation Cloud Service fuels data intelligence across hybrid cloud environments

• Okta Privileged Access improves zero trust security posture for organizations

• ShiftLeft CORE: A unified code security platform

• IDC MaturityScape helps enterprises navigate critical business and IT transitions and transformations

• Privitar’s native pattern for AWS enables customers to protect sensitive data in the cloud

• Unit4 delivers ERPx, a unified cloud platform for mid-market, people-centric organizations

• SAP systems are targeted within 72 hours after updates are released

• US adds seven Chinese supercomputing organisations onto Entity List

• Pwn2Own 2021: Zoom, Teams, Exchange, Chrome and Edge “fully owned”

• Avaya OneCloud CCaaS enhances customer experience and employee engagement worldwide

• Guardicore extends microsegmentation and zero trust security to protect legacy infrastructure and IT

• GrammaTech CodeSonar SAST to help customers ‘shift left’ and develop more secure software

• A Single PAIN of Glass

• The Rise of Telemetry Architecture

• Protecting High-Level Personnel from IMSI Catchers

• Verizon Recalls 2.5 Million Hotspots Due to Fire Risk

• PQShield appoints Ben Marshall as a Cryptography Engineer

• Glassbeam partners with Deloitte to drive rapid change in the healthcare IoT analytics sector

• Accenture partners with SAP to extend asset management solution functionality

• Fujitsu partners with Trend Micro to secure private 5G networks

• White House plans order on industrial control systems

• ODNI plans recruitment ad campaign

• Zoom Joins Microsoft Teams on List of Enterprise Tools Hacked at Pwn2Own

• Kaiser Permanente names Diane Comer as chief information technology officer

• Nick Tran joins Backblaze as VP of marketing

• Data belonging to 500 million LinkedIn users found for sale on hacker marketplace

• Preparing for AI-enabled cyberattacks

• Hackers are using fake messages to break into WhatsApp accounts

• Hackers leak data, 600k card info from Swarmshop cybercrime forum

• Zero-Day Bug Impacts Problem-Plagued Cisco SOHO Routers

• Adware Spreads via Fake TikTok App, Laptop Offers

• Zero trust: The good, the bad and the ugly

• 600K Payment Card Records Leaked After Swarmshop Breach

• Fraudsters Use HTML Legos to Evade Detection in Phishing Attack

• StrikeForce Technologies Acquires Cybersecurity Risk Solutions LLC Expanding Its Identity and Endpoint Cyber-Defense Arsenal

• Security Researcher Earns $100,000 for Safari Exploit in Pwn2Own Hacking Contest

• Threat matrix for storage services

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-04-08

• Nation has Georgia on its mind, but many states are making voting easier

• Utah pilots mobile driver’s license

• States dive into unemployment system upgrades

• AFWERX invests in 5G-enabled IoT security

• DOD works to simplify processes, improve data quality and automate

• Moodle flaw exposed users to account takeover

• Apple Shells Out $3.4 Million to Chileans to Settle Planned Obsolescence Lawsuit

• LinkedIn Data Of 500 Million Users Being Sold Online – Report

• Unpatched vulnerable VPN servers hit by Cring ransomware

• An academic superstar urges us to get better at abandoning old beliefs

• IcedID Banking Trojan Surges: The New Emotet?

• Cring ransomware attacking vulnerable Fortigate VPNs

• Using Aviary to Analyze Post-Compromise Threat Activity in M365 Environments

• A Storm Might be Brewing at Molson Coors

• Samsung’s ‘iTest’ Lets You Try a Galaxy Device on Your iPhone

• Announcing the ‘After Trump’ Podcast

• How to use Docker Bench for Security to audit your container deployments

• Cost of Sandboxing Prompts Shift to Memory-Safe Languages. A Little Too Late?

• Cisco Patches Critical Flaw in SD-WAN vManage

• Apple’s Eddy Cue Reportedly Advising Tom Brady’s New NFT Company

• P&G Wanted to Skirt App Tracking Transparency Rules With China Data Collection Tech

• Threat Actor Sells 38 Million Dollars Worth of Gift Cards

• Backdoor Attack Allows Threat Actors to Access PHP Respository’s User Database

• Attackers are Using Discord and Slack Links to Spread Malware

• API Security Weekly: Issue #128

• Dodge Adversarial AI Attacks Before It’s Too Late!

• How Vulnerability Management Can Stop a Data Breach

• How to use FreeRADIUS for SSH authentication

• College Track Coach Accused of Cyberstalking

• Facebook Sucks: Huge 500M-User Breach ‘Is Your Fault’

• Apple Seeds Seventh Beta of macOS Big Sur 11.3 to Developers

• Apple’s TV App Currently Has Misleading Pricing for Movies

• Threat matrix for storage

• Why Security Assessment Is Important

• Unpatched applications threaten SAP security

• SASE options for the branch of one — work from anywhere

• Stimulus Stimulates Unemployment Scams

• IT Services Remain Disrupted At Two Colleges Of Ireland After Ransomware Attacks

• BSides Philly 2020 – Chris Maenner’s ‘How Microsoft Made Me Love SIEMs Again’

• Announcing ShiftLeft CORE — A Code Security Platform

• Swarmshop – What goes around comes around: hackers leak other hackers’ data online

• Apple Rolling Out Tags in App Store to Help Refine Popular Search Results

• Apple Picks Up ‘The Crowded Room’ Starring Tom Holland

• Imperva’s Comprehensive Data Security Platform for Cloud, Explained

• Cyber Risk Quantification Through the Lens of Financial Exposure

• Apple Inc to start take App Privacy Notifications seriously

• Facebook Responds To Data Leak – Says, ‘Data Not Hacked, But Scraped’

• Apple ‘Find My’ App To Locate Third-Party Items

• Hackers Abusing GitHub Infrastructure To Mine Cryptocurrency

• Library Dependencies and the Open Source Supply Chain Nightmare

• Americans Avoid Sites After Forgetting Passwords

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

• Russian intelligence was accused of cyber attacks on Lithuania’s top leadership

• Threat Actors are Using Telegram & Google Forms to Obtain Stolen User Data

• German Company Hit By Supply Chain Attack, Only Few Device Affected

• Solid8 Technologies Exclusive Distributor for comforte AG

• How to Test Application Comprehensively with Manual Web App Pen Testing?

• Pwn2Own 2021 Day 2 – experts earned $200K for a zero-interaction Zoom exploit

• Federal Privacy Rules Must Get “Data Broker” Definitions Right

• Gamifying machine learning for stronger security and AI models

• Making it look easy, NetApp and Google Cloud simplify digital transformation

• Focus on managing your data science workspaces, not your data volumes

• British Reseller Sues Microsoft Over Pre-owned Licences

• Microsoft Exchange server, Teams, Zoom, Chrome pwned at Pwn2Own

• OneTrust raises $210M to expand its enterprise compliance solutions

• Azure Functions Weakness Allows Privilege Escalation

• How password anxiety is impacting individuals and organizations

• Belden Says Health-Related Information Exposed in Data Breach

• Italian charged with hiring “dark web hitman” to murder his ex-girlfriend

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• Three ways ISE 3.0 enables visibility-driven network segmentation to gain zero trust

• What do you do when the Cyber Police call?

• Scraped data of 500 million LinkedIn users being sold online, 2 million records leaked as proof

• Apple, Google Slammed For Links To China

• Royal Flush: Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Azure Functions

• Hackers Exploit Fortinet Flaw in Sophisticated Cring Ransomware Attacks

• Cring Ransomware Targets Industrial Organizations

• Watch Out For United Nations COVID-19 Compensation Email Scams

• Handcuffs Over AI: Solving Security Challenges With Law Enforcement

• Russia May Have Found a New Way to Censor the Internet

• Hackers Exploit Unpatched VPNs to Install Ransomware on Industrial Targets

• Researchers uncover a new Iranian malware used in recent cyberattacks

• Protecting an Airline from Bad Bots: A Case Study

• How to Increase & Justify Your Cyber Security Budget

• Meet the Developers Behind Sonatype’s Automated Malware Detection System Securing Open Source Supply Chains

• Ransomware Crooks Are Targeting Vulnerable VPN Devices

• Should Firms Be More Worried About Firmware Cyber-Attacks?

• Attackers Blowing Up Discord, Slack With Malware

• Tons Of PII Leaked Due To Swarmshop Hack

• Deals: Save Up to $50 on Apple’s 2020 iPad Air

• Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag With UWB Beats AirTags to Market, Launches April 16 for $39.99

• Office 365 phishing campaign uses publicly hosted JavaScript code

• Zoom zero-day discovery makes calls safer, hackers $200,000 richer

• Securiti releases AI-powered data privacy and security platform to provide unified controls

• Computer vision development platform CrowdAI raises $6.25M

• Nation-state cyber attacks could lead to cyber conflict

• PHP Developers Share Update on Recent Breach

• Online Fraud in the UK Up 179% in the Last Decade

• NIST and HIPAA: Is There a Password Connection?

• Cisco fixed multiple flaws in SD-WAN vManage Software, including a critical RCE

• Experts Perspectives On Verizon Mobile Sec Index: WFH The New Normal

• Carding Mafia hack: 300,000 user accounts exposed

• Tines, which helps enterprise security teams automate repetitive workflows, raises $26M

• Ransomware crooks are targeting vulnerable VPN devices in their attacks

• Facebook tackles deepfake spread and troll farms in latest moderation push

• Vulnerability in ‘Domain Time II’ Could Lead to Server, Network Compromise

• $200,000 Awarded for Zero-Click Zoom Exploit at Pwn2Own

• S3 Ep27: Census scammers, beg bounties and data breach fines [Podcast]

• Armed Conflict Draws Closer as State-Backed Cyber-Attacks Intensify

• Over 40% of Applications Actively Leaking Data

• Forrester’s State Of Application Security Report, 2021: Key Takeaways

• How Insider DLP Risks Impact Cybersecurity & Student Data Privacy

• Cyber Resilience Starts With Visibility: How Risk Quantification is Imperative to Improving Security Posture

• Google’s Project Zero Finds a Nation-State Zero-Day Operation

• Facebook Tests New Contextual ‘Labels’ for Posts From Popular Pages

• University of California and Stanford University systems breached

• March 2021 Cyber Attacks Statistics

• Hush – This Data Is Secret

• FTC Asks US Court Not To Grant Facebook Antitrust Dismissal Request

• What is unified policy as code, and why do you need it?

• Deliver Security and Trust to IoT, with this IoT Security Guide by IDC

• ACC Launches Data Security Program for Law Firms

• Work Continues on Apple’s Second Berlin Store in Eastern Part of German Capital

• What The Govt Is Missing From Its Recent Cybersecurity Improvement Act

• Unpatched Fortinet VPN Devices Are Attacked by New Cring Ransomware

• Introducing ZecOps Anti-Phishing Extension

• Belgian police seize 28 tons of cocaine after ‘cracking’ Sky ECC’s chat app encryption

• Facebook, Google, and Stolen iPhones – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 182

• Umbraco CMS Vulnerability Could Allow Privilege Escalation

• What is IAM? Identity and access management explained

• Experts fear that Biden’s cybersecurity executive order will repeat mistakes of the past

• Chip Shortage Hits Apple iPad, Mac Production – Report

• Vyveva: Lazarus hacking group’s latest weapon strikes South African freight

• Italian man arrested after allegedly paying hitman in cryptocurrency

• Number of US Breach Victims Jumps 564% in Q1 2021

• China and its Humongous Bitcoin Mining Industry has Severe Impact on the Global Climate

• AMD Admits Ryzen 5000 CPU Exploit Could Leave Your PC Open to Hackers

• User database was also hacked in the recent hack of PHP ‘s Git Server

• Leaked Dummy Units Show iPad Mini 6 With Thick Bezels and Home Button, New iPad Pro Models

• iPad and MacBook Production Reportedly Delayed Due to Global Chip Shortage

• Hackers are using web shells to steal credit cards

• On AI Neural Network – How It Works, History, Application, Learning Strategies

• Why do phishing attacks work? Blame the humans, not the technology

• Italian Arrested After Allegedly Paying Hitman to Murder Ex-Girlfriend

• Welcoming the Ukrainian Government to Have I Been Pwned

• Simple Powershell Ransomware Creating a 7Z Archive of your Files, (Thu, Apr 8th)

• Survey finds 96% of execs are adopting ‘offensive AI’ against cyberattacks

• Fake Netflix App Spreads Malware via WhatsApp Messages

• Secrets Detection: An Emerging AppSec Category

• Epic Games Began Planning Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple Two Years Ago With ‘Project Liberty’

• There’s a whole wide world of web application firewall options – so how do you choose the right one?

• Want to add antivirus to your existing portfolio?

• Mobile Security worse during COVID-19 lockdown says Verizon

• VMware adds Cloud Security extension to Containers and Kubernetes

• “Garry on Lockdown” Episode 7 | Avast

• Time to Retire a Cybersecurity Cliché

• Man arrested after hired a hitman on the dark web

• Supply‑chain attacks: When trust goes wrong, try hope?

• $38 million worth of gift cards stolen and sold on dark web

• PHP Site’s User Database Was Hacked In Recent Source Code Backdoor Attack

• Cybercriminals are using Telegram bots, Google Forms to gather stolen user data

• A rush to remote working leaving businesses vulnerable to cybercriminals

• Cloud-native watering hole attack: Simple and potentially devastating

• 4 things you can do to minimize cyberattacks on supply and value chains

• IETF RFC 4041 – Requirements for Morality Sections in Routing Area Drafts

• Fraudulent purchase attempts value increased 69% in 2020

• Businesses shifting to remote work need to focus on securing endpoint devices

• Indian defense chief admits China’s cyber-weapons would ‘disrupt large number of systems’ whenever Beijing presses the button

• Integrity: How It’s More than Just Data Security and FIM

• Financial organizations struggling to secure data in the cloud

• 68% of construction executives have no cybersecurity measures in place

• Hackers Exploit FortiOS Vulnerabilities to Access Government and Technology Services Networks

• 7 Reasons Active Threat Monitoring is the New Business Norm

• Las cuatro labores indispensables de ITSM para 2021

• ISC Stormcast For Thursday, April 8th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7448, (Thu, Apr 8th)

• nFront Weak Password Scanner helps orgs scan breached passwords

• 2021-04-06 and 07 – Data dump: Hancitor activity

• 2021-04-07 – Quick post: BazaCall activity

• OpenNebula 6.0 “Mutara”: Laying groundwork for an integrated and automated enterprise edge cloud

• VMware increases visibility, enables compliance and enhances security for containerized applications

• Fortanix powers new applications of confidential computing

• Intel launches performance data center platform to power a broad range of workloads

• Perimeter 81 FWaaS helps organizations scale and protect their expanding perimeters

• Resolving SQL Connection Errors Due to SSL Certificate Issues

• DOD bets big on financial data to improve business performance

• SecOps and DevOps: From Cooperation to Automation

• Cisco and Intel deliver server innovations to hybrid cloud infrastructure

• Yellowbrick Manager brings deeper integration with cloud object stores

• Lenovo ThinkSystem servers accelerate and secure a broad range of workloads

• Trifacta expands platform to deliver a data engineering cloud

• Okta expects annual revenue to jump by 30% with addition of new products

• Did 4 Major Ransomware Groups Truly Form a Cartel?

• Veracode launches Technology Alliance Program to deliver secure software at scale

• CMMC Accreditation Body announces Industry Advisory Council backed by DIB leaders

• SAP partners with Onapsis to mitigate active threats against unprotected SAP applications

• Threat Stack partners with Liquid Web to extend the Threat Stack Oversight IDS to customers

• Okta CEO: We have a massive addressable market

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