IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-06-27

• DIY CD/DVD Destruction, (Sun, Jun 27th)

• How the United States Can Compete with Chinese Influence in Southeast Asia

• NOBELIUM Hackers Gain Access To The Microsoft Networks via Hacked Employee Computer

• The Case for Open XDR – X Means Everything

• How to Protect Yourself Online when Browsing the Dark Web?

• The Common Reasons Behind Hacking-What Motivates them to do it?

• How to Do a Successful Reverse Phone Lookup?

• No more hide and seek with the Magento 2 Elasticsearch module

• What’s Your Fail-Safe Posture? Before You Learn How to Fly, Learn How to Fall

• Western Digital My Book Live hard drives remotely wiped by hackers

• This Malware Generated $2 Million After Abusing 222,000 Windows Systems

• Mark Gurman: Apple Exploring iPads With Larger Displays

• Brave Browser Launches a Beta Version of Their New Search Engine

• Crackonosh Monero miner made $2M after infecting 222,000 Win systems

• 800+ Million WordPress Users Records Leaked Online

• How to Make Sure Your Browser Extensions Are Safe

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 320

• Microsoft said an Attacker had Won Access to its Customer-Service Agents

• Crackonosh Malware Exploits Windows Safe Mode to Mine Cryptocurrency Secretly

• Researcher Managed to Hack ATMs Using His Phone’s NFC & Android App

• Hackers target Cisco ASA devices after a PoC exploit code was published online

• Week in review: Preventing ransomware attacks, SOC burnout, and customizing your ATT&CK database

• Penetration testing

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• (ISC)² Offers Free Access to Ransomware Education | #RANSOMWAREWEEK

• Magic in Cybersecurity: Magic links to replace the password

• Taos unveils service to help companies accelerate containerized application environment adoption

• Apple Shares List of Products to Keep Safe Distance Away From Pacemakers

• Zettaset XCrypt Kubernetes Encryption now available on the VMware Marketplace

• Adobe Removing Photoshop Sketch and Illustrator Draw From App Store in July

• SoftServe appoints Adriyan Pavlykevych as CISO

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-06-26

• SolarWinds backdoor gang pwns Microsoft support agent to turn sights on customers

• Mercedes-Benz data breach impacted roughly 1000 individuals

• SolarWinds backdoor gang now pwns Microsoft support agent to turn sights on customers

• Yuki Chan – Automated Penetration Testing and Auditing Tool

• Microsoft: Russia-linked SolarWinds hackers breached three new entities

• Securing Patient Private Information in The Age of Shared Information

• New Report Shows Over Two Million Secrets Detected on Public GitHub in 2020 and a 20% growing trend Year-Over-Year.

• Best Practices and Techniques for Pseudonymization

• How Zero Trust architecture improves the organization’s network security

• 7 Challenges in modern Cybersecurity and how to fix them

• 7 keys to evaluating zero trust security frameworks

• Attackers Pummelled the Gaming Industry During the Pandemic

• A New GoLang Trojan ChaChi Used in Attacks Against US Schools

• VMware Patches Authentication Bypass in Carbon Black App Control

• New ransomware group Hive leaks Altus group sample files

• New malware in pirated games disables Windows Updates, Defender

• NoSQL Injections in Rocket.Chat 3.12.1: How A Small Leak Grounds A Rocket

• Hackers Are Erasing Western Digital Hard Drives Remotely

• Top Stories: iPhone 14 With In-Screen Touch ID, iOS 15 Beta 2, Apple Warns Leakers, and More

• US supermarket giant Wegmans exposed sensitive data

• Mercedes-Benz USA: Nearly 1,000 Customers’ Data Accessible Online

• Say $6 Trillion Again … I DARE you: Examining the roots of a total BS Marketing Number

• How the Capital One Breach Could Have Been Avoided With Application-Layer Data Encryption

• CVE-2019-9670: Zimbra Collaboration Suite XXE vulnerability, (Sat, Jun 26th)

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

• SOC First Defense Phase – Understanding The Cyber Attack Chain – A Defense Approach with/without SOC

• Epsilon Red – our research reveals more than 3.5 thousand servers are still vulnerable

• Prepare your defense against cybercriminals with ransomware best practice resources | #RansomwareWeek

• How can the cloud take instant card issuance to the next level?

• The Bitglass Blog

• How data poisoning is used to trick fraud detection algorithms on ecommerce sites

• Palo Alto Networks teams with AT&T to deliver managed SASE

• Russian Foreign Ministry accused the United States of trying to win back the summit agreements on cybersecurity

• SolarWinds backdoor gang pwned Microsoft support agent to turn sights on customers

• Intermedia AI Guardian protects businesses and their employees from targeted cyberattacks

• EclecticIQ Platform delivers threat intelligence, hunting, and response capabilities

• Avaya OneCloud for Service Cloud empowers service agents with flexible migration options

• Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• FOSTA-SESTA trafficking law used once since 2018: GAO report

• Decoding California’s New Digital Vaccine Records and Potential Dangers

• HID Global TouchChip TC series of capacitive fingerprint sensors achieves Level 1 PAD status

• How Zscaler combined active threat defense and zero trust

• Entrust achieves Visa Ready certification for Instant Financial Card Issuance solutions

• Jailed for seven years: Cyber-crook who broke into Big Biz to steal bank card info for FIN7 super-gang

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