IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-04

• DIY CD/DVD Destruction – Follow Up, (Sun, Jul 4th)

• What Happened in the Kaseya VSA Incident?

• After Ransomware Attack AJG US Reported Data Breach

• CISA-FBI Guidance for MSPs and their Customers Affected by the Kaseya VSA Supply-Chain Ransomware Attack

• REvil gang exploited a zero-day in the Kaseya supply chain attack

• A ‘Colossal’ Ransomware Attack Paralyzes Hundreds of US Companies

• Indian Startup Exposed Byju’s Compromised Server Data

• How Various Flavors of PKI Can Protect and Secure Financial Services Data

• Discovering Unknown Botnets with Command-and-Control Communications Analysis

• What does it take to recover a ransom?

• Hackers spread backdoor after compromising the Mongolian CA MonPass

• 9 apps with 6M installs stole Facebook logins of Android users

• Babuk Ransomware Gang Is Back In Business With New Malware

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 321

• Compliance When Migrating to the Cloud: SQL Server Running on Azure vs. On- Premise

• Babuk Ransomware Gang is Back Into Action

• Rumor: iPhone 13 to Feature Larger Wireless Charging Coils, Possibly for Reverse Wireless Charging

• Cyber Security Roundup for July 2021

• Mongolian Certificate Authority Hacked Eight Times

• Coop supermarket closes hundreds of stores after Kaseya supply chain ransomware attack

• 69K Users Affected in LimeVPN Data Breach

• Week in review: PoC for Windows Print Spooler flaw leaked, conquering synthetic identity fraud

• Penetration testing

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• 10 Best Vulnerability Scanning Tools For Penetration Testing – 2021

• Kaspersky: the most malicious hackers speak Russian

• Kaseya supply‑chain attack: What we know so far

• A history lesson on security logging, from syslogd to XDR

• Raychat – 938,981 breached accounts

• HPE acquires Zerto to expand HPE GreenLake cloud data services

• How to Make Secure Payments On and Offline

• jSonar to Begin a New Chapter in Collaboration

• Why You’re Not Making the Leap from Compliance to a Database Security Strategy

• Azure SQL Database Security: 9 Features You Should Know

• Accenture to acquire Trivadis AG to help companies accelerate data-driven transformation

• Securonix appoints Joshua Neil as Chief Data Scientist

• Stephanie Broyles joins Fidelis Cybersecurity as CMO

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-03

• Konica Minolta Business Solutions Returns to 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards

• Finding Strings With oledump.py, (Sat, Jul 3rd)

• 100 Military Personnel to Train in US to Combat Cyber Warfare

• Indian National Bank (RBI) Governor Flagged Rising Cyber Attacks As Risk

• Kaseya VSA supply-chain ransomware attack hit hundreds of companies

• Countries Not Capable To Face Current Cyber Threats: IISS Report Says

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

• Risk-based security now more important than ever for Energy and Utilities!

• Authentication is Outdated: A New Approach to Identification

• IT management biz Kaseya pwned by miscreants to infect businesses with ransomware

• Android Apps with 5.8 million Installs Caught Stealing Users’ Facebook Passwords

• Kaseya Details REvil Attack, Incident Response Plan

• Massive Kaseya VSA Supply Chain Attack Infects Businesses with Revil Ransomware

• REvil Ransomware targets 1000+ businesses causing holiday havoc

• Xerosploit – Pentesting Toolkit to Perform MITM, Spoofing, DOS, Images Sniffing/Replacement, WD Attacks

• Facebook Tests Warning For Anti-Extremist Content

• Do Not Stare Into the Crypto Orb

• IT Software Firm Kaseya Hit By Supply Chain Ransomware Attack

• Top Stories: iOS 15 and macOS Monterey Public Betas, iPhone 13 and MacBook Pro Rumors, and More

• Supply chain attack on Kaseya infects hundreds with ransomware: What we know

• DoubleVPN Servers And Logs Seized In Joint EU Law Enforcement Operation

• Microsoft Unveils Vulnerabilities in Netgear Routers

• United States Tops ITU’s Global Cyber Security Index

• Cybercriminals Unleashing Malware for Apple M1 Chip

• Kaseya Supply-Chain Attack Hits Nearly 40 Service Providers With REvil Ransomware

• Weekly Update 250

• Learn to Code — Get 2021 Master Bundle of 13 Online Courses @ 99% OFF

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

• Diavol ransomware appears in the threat landscape. Is it the work of the Wizard Spider gang?

• Business Continuity – The Light in a Time of Darkness

• How a man used a fake finger to trick his smartphone biometrics

• Stories from the SOC – Office 365 account compromise and credential abuse

• Certificate Authority Hacked by Implanting Backdoor on Official Website

• 2021-07-02 – Astaroth/Guildma from Brazil malspam

• Twitter now lets users set security keys as the only 2FA method

• Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• LogPoint launches content pack for Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOA to accelerate incident response

• WhoisXML API Enriches Its DNS Database Download Capabilities

• Companies desperate to hire more cybersecurity experts

• CMMC board clarifies assessor training timeline

• Innodisk DDR5 DRAM modules offer performance improvements and power savings

• The Future Is in Symmetrical, High-Speed Internet Speeds

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