IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-23

• Phishing attacks get smarter as targets struggle to keep up

• Everything New in the iOS 15 Maps App: Updated Details, AR Walking Directions, Globe View and More

• Warnings That Work: Combating Misinformation Without Deplatforming

• DOD rolls out AR/VR technology at 5G testbed

• Best practices to conduct a user access review

• What Will Cybersecurity Look Like Over the Next Five Years?

• The workforce and mission arguments for modernizing human capital management systems

• Detecting, blocking grid cyberattacks

• Open-source model finds best places for EV charging stations

• Army tests HPC climate model in Azure cloud

• DoD to employ 5G testbeds and AR/VR technology to inform training operations

• Even after Emotet takedown, Office docs deliver 43% of all malware downloads now

• Biden Administration Responds to Geopolitical Cyber Threats

• Combating Shadow IT: A Customer Uses DTEX for Cybersecurity & More

• Why Do Ransomware Attacks Keep Happening

• Data Brokers are the Problem

• A 16-year-old bug (CVE-2021-3438) in printer driver affects millions of printers worldwide

• XLoader, a $49 spyware that could target both Windows and macOS devices

• Boosting Morale During Tough Times Will Also Boost Your Security Resilience

• Senate NDAA pushes for more domestic production, increased cyber authorities

• Home and Office Routers are Targeted by Chinese State Hackers

• APT Gang Distributed Android Trojan via Syrian e-Government Platform

• DDoS Attacks Are Back, More Aggressive Than Ever

• Password-Stealing Windows Malware has been Discovered

• Review: Hyper’s $40 Magnetic Wireless Battery Pack Is a Worthy Competitor to Apple’s MagSafe Battery Pack

• Apple Explains How the Photos People Recognition Feature Has Improved in iOS 15

• 5 Steps to Improving Ransomware Resiliency

• BSides Vancouver 2021 – Vivek Ponnada’s ‘Is The Power Grid A Huge Cybersecurity Risk?’

• Estonian hacker Pavel Tsurkan pleads guilty for operating a proxy botnet.

• Deals: Apple Pencil 2 Drops to $103.99 on Verizon ($25 Off)

• Celebrating Duo’s 2021 Community Impact Award Winners

• Six Terms to Up Your IoT Vocabulary

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win Custom MacRumors-Themed AirPods From Electronic Finishing Solutions

• Busted! Fraud-as-a-Service gang that sold 2FA-proof phishing arrested

• CNA legal filings lift the curtain on a Phoenix CryptoLocker ransomware attack

• How DuckDuckGo makes money selling search, not privacy

• Exploiting Wi-Fi Stack on Tesla Model S

• Tencent Keen Security Lab joins GENIVI Alliance

• Tencent Keen Security Lab: Experimental Security Assessment on Lexus Cars

• Tencent Security Keen Lab: Experimental Security Assessment of Mercedes-Benz Cars

• Holes in Linux Kernel Could Pose Problems for Red Hat, Ubuntu, Other Distros

• Free Active Directory – 10 Users Free with JumpCloud

• People of JumpCloud | Abbie Rastatter

• The 25 most dangerous software vulnerabilities to watch out for

• US court gets UK Twitter hack suspect arrested in Spain

• Global Outage Disrupts the Services of Major Websites

• Apple Working on External Display With Built-In A13 Chip

• Actor Adrian Grenier explains why bitcoin is central to his plan to build a communal farm in Texas

• Implementing Controls Without Breaking Everything (Including the Bank)

• Windows Defender update caught removing zip, exe, source code files

• How AI Will Transform Data Security

• FIN7’s Liquor Lure Compromises Law Firm with Backdoor

• Threat Actors Target Kubernetes Clusters via Argo Workflows

• BSides Vancouver 2021 – Ruchi Gautam’s ‘Privacy Concerns In The Connected Car Ecosystem’

• Sigstore: An open answer to software supply chain trust and security

• Departing employees pose significant cloud security risks, report finds

• European Commission proposes changes to EU law to increase cryptocurrency transaction transparency

• CASE STUDY: Archroma: designing security into company processes with Edgescan

• Tokyo Olympics 2021 on Russian Cyber Attack Radar

• Microsoft Security Under Scrutiny After Recent Incidents

• App Store Classic ‘Jetpack Joyride’ Launches on Apple Arcade

• Gartner MQ for PAM regards One Identity as a Leader in 2021

• Now Available: Microsoft 365 Application for Duo Single Sign-On

• Cybersecurity: These are the most dangerous and most common software vulnerabilities to watch out for

• House Passes Several Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Bills

• Why implementing Zero Trust is more important than ever before

• Sharing Knowledge to Overcome Possible Future Enemies

• Q2 Ransom Payment Amounts Decline as Ransomware becomes a National Security Priority

• Critical Jira Flaw In Atlassian Could Lead To RCE

• Israel To Examine Whether Spyware Export Rules Should Be Tightened

• Kaseya Has Acquired The REvil Ransomware Decryption Key

• Researchers Find New Attack Vector Against Kubernetes Clusters

• Next iPad Mini Won’t Feature Mini-LED Display, Claims Display Analyst

• Deals: Shop Record Low Prices Across Apple’s Full MacBook Pro and MacBook Air Lineup (Up to $499 Off)

• Facebook Gaming Now Available to iOS Users Through Web App Due to App Store Policy

• Law Firm Campbell Disclosed Data Breach Following Ransomware Attack

• Systemd Vulnerability Could Risk Denial-of-Service Across Major Linux Systems

• Latest big data developments in the realm of data lakehouse

• Risk & Repeat: Vulnerability patching still falling short

• Deals: Get Apple’s MagSafe Charger for $29.99 on Woot ($9 Off)

• States weigh bans on ransomware payoffs

• Researchers find new attack vector against Kubernetes clusters via misconfigured Argo Workflows instances

• Dutch Police Arrest Alleged Member of ‘Fraud Family’ Cybercrime Gang

• TikTok fined €750,000 for Violating Children’s Privacy

• Nations come together to condemn China: APT31 and APT40

• Levashov Walks. Russian Spam King gets slap on the wrist

• EU takes aim at ransomware with plans to make Bitcoin traceable, prohibit anonymity

• GitHub boosts supply chain security for Go modules

• Microsoft warns over this unusual malware that targets Windows and Linux

• Over 80 US Municipalities’ Sensitive Information, Including Resident’s Personal Data, Left Vulnerable in Massive Data Breach

• Nasty Windows Printer Driver Vulnerability

• Commercial Location Data Used to Out Priest

• Apple Not Trying Hard Enough to Protect Users Against Surveillance, Researchers Say

• Five steps to password policy compliance

• Important News Websites Host Hardcore Porn After Vidme Domain Purchase

• Kaseya Managed to Obtain the Universal Decryptor After the REvil Ransomware Attack

• DNS Global Outage Affected Websites and Online Services

• Cyber Risk Management Firm Safe Security Raises $33 Million

• Hackers Exploit the COVID-19 Pandemic for Cyber Scams

• Managed Detection and Response in Q4 2020

• Uncovering Shenanigans in an IP Address Block via Hurricane Electric’s BGP Toolkit (II), (Fri, Jul 23rd)

• The Free Security Tools & Software You Can Use for Your Online Protection

• CNA’s Network Was Breached Via Fake Browser Update

• France’s Macron Changes Phone, After NSO Pegasus Report

• Netskope report finds cloud-delivered malware increased 68% in Q2

• Updated Kaseya ransomware attack FAQ: What we know now

• Manufactured Whistleblowing: Data Leaks as Subversion

• Ransomware: Kaseya says it has now got the REvil decryption key – and it works

• Kaseya Obtains Universal Decryptor for REvil Ransomware

• Nasty macOS Malware XCSSET Now Targets Google Chrome, Telegram Software

• Simplify VPN with Cisco Secure Managed Remote Access

• What Is An Identity and Access Management So-lution and How Can Businesses Benefit From It?

• New Windows Print Spooler Zero-Day Bug Triggers Remote Attacks

• Oil Firm Saudi Aramco Suffered Data Breach – Data Put For Sale On Dark Web

• MosaicLoader Malware Targets Users Looking For Pirated Software

• Saudi Aramco Confirms Data Breach After $50m Ransom Demand

• Estonian Botnet Operator Pleads Guilty in U.S. Court

• Industrial Cybersecurity Firm SynSaber Launches With $2.5M in Seed Funding

• Pulse Security Devices Identified with Malware: Alerts CISA

• New Windows and Linux Flaws: Provide Attackers Highest System Privileges

• Dutch Police Arrest Two Hackers Tied to “Fraud Family” Cybercrime Ring

• Wake up! Identify API Vulnerabilities Proactively, From Code Back to Production

• Hole blasted in Guntrader: UK firearms sales website’s CRM database breached, 111,000 users’ info spilled online

• Government To Compensate Victims Of Post Office Horizon Fiasco

• Kaseya says it has now got the REvil ransomware decryption key – and it works

• Are advertising unique IDs anonymous?

• Top 5 Best Dark Web Browser for Anonymous Web Browsing With Ultimate Privacy – 2021

• Kaseya obtained a universal decryptor for REvil ransomware attack

• iPhone 13 May Support 25W Fast Charge Power Adapter

• Kaseya obtains universal REvil decryptor

• Security and privacy laws, regulations, and compliance: The complete guide

• Top cybersecurity M&A deals for 2021

• Kaseya Obtains Universal Decryptor for Ransomware Attack Victims

• Meross Launches Modular Smart LED Floor Lamp With HomeKit Support

• Nomad Opens Pre-Orders for $35 Leather Cover for Apple’s MagSafe Battery Pack

• Instagram Introduces Sensitive Content Control | Avast

• Air Force taps Google Cloud for aircraft maintenance system

• Ransomware Payouts in Review. Highest Payments, Trends & Stats

• Red light for migrant smugglers speeding at up to 250 km/h

• Directives Issued After US Pipeline Ransomware Attack

• AirPods 3 Rumored to Launch Alongside iPhone 13 at Expected September Event

• Tech support scams subside somewhat, but Millennials and Gen Z think they’re bulletproof and suffer

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

• Olympic Ticket Data Leaked, Says Japanese Government

• Understanding Certificate Policies and Practice Statements

• Threat Report Portugal: Q2 2021

• First Episode of ‘Ted Lasso’ Season 2 Debuts on Apple TV+

• Audi – 2,743,539 breached accounts

• Kaseya Ransomware Attack Update

• Cyber Attack on Transnet South Africa Shipping

• This Week in Security News – July 23, 2021

• More than half of all Aussies continue to encounter forms of cyber scams in 2021

• COVIDSafe feedback process changes as app moves into business as usual mode

• US Offers Bounty for Tips on State-Sponsored Cybercrime

• Akamai software update triggered a bug that took offline major sites

• New infosec products of the week: July 23, 2021

• Cloud WAF Helps To Stop Breaches Before they Happen

• 40% fell victim to a phishing attack in the past month

• BT tries to crack cyber crime, grabs stake in Safe Security

• Uber found to have interfered with privacy of over 1 million Australians

• User data privacy decisions can be easily manipulated

• Kaseya Gets Universal Decryptor to Help REvil Ransomware Victims

• Logging: A Deep Dive

• Government IT decision makers worried about security risks related to cloud migration

• Trending: 4,500+ Cyber Pros Enroll in Free (ISC)2 Ransomware Course in Less Than a Month in Order to Fortify Their Preparedness and Response Skills

• MWC Barcelona 2021 – Highlights from the biggest mobile trade show

• Manufacturers turning to zero trust to better secure their networks

• How prepared are organizations for the challenges of the changing SAP landscape

• Cloud WAF Helps that to Stop Breaches Before they Happen

• IoT ML and AI services to reach $3.6 billion in 2026

• Kuo: Mini-LED MacBook Air Coming in Mid-2022

• AnyVision OnPatrol: A tactical surveillance mobile app for law enforcement and military personnel

• ISC Stormcast For Friday, July 23rd, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7598, (Fri, Jul 23rd)

• Sisense Extense Framework provides users access to actionable intelligence inside applications

• Dremio Cloud empowers self-service and interactive analytics on the data lake

• Straive Data Platform derives actionable insights out of unstructured datasets

• Cognito Flow offers online verification requirements for global business customers

• Council of Europe’s Actions Belie its Pledges to Involve Civil Society in Development of Cross Border Police Powers Treaty

• Kaseya obtains REvil decryptor, starts sharing it with afflicted customers

• Popular Wi‑Fi routers still using default passwords making them susceptible to attacks

• Ermetic’s governance capabilities allow organizations to enforce their own security standards

• GTT’s portal feature provides expanded visibility into network security and performance

• Ridge Security enhances web application testing in RidgeBot 3.5

• Never mind the trolls, Discord hosts ‘significant volumes of malware’ in its CDN

• API Abuse Is a Data Security Issue Here to Stay

• Most Falsehoods “Tend to Promote Conservative Positions”

• Innodisk launches 112-Layer 3D TLC SSDs with increased capacity

• Spectra Logic partners with StorMagic to deliver active archive repository for video surveillance

• SAFE Security raises $33M to help organizations improve risk analysis and prevent data breaches

• Audax Private Equity acquires Flashpoint to support its growth initiatives

• Equipping AI with emotional intelligence can improve outcomes

• 6 Steps to Using the LogRhythm API

• Top Highlights from Data Company Conference 2021

• Tara Wisniewski joins (ISC)² as EVP of advocacy, global markets and member engagement

• (ISC)² appoints Amy Eubanks as EVP of strategy and professional development

• Mitch Lowe invests in UseCrypt to offer privacy in the field of telecommunications

• Thriving in Chaos: How Cyber Resilience Works

• Apple Supplier Corning Releases New Gorilla Glass for Camera Lenses

• Apple to Pull ‘iDOS 2’ DOS Emulator From App Store

• Veeam reports 26% growth in Q2’2021 for its data protection solutions

• Two CSPs in APAC select Allot to provide cybersecurity services to their customers

• ClearDATA expands leadership team with two new appointments

• Kevin McCarty joins Kovrr Advisory Board

• Cyber-attacks really ramp up after Halloween – so why not start preparing now?

• A Government Practitioner’s Guide to Countering Online Foreign Covert Influence

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-22

• What we learned about accessibility by scanning more than 2 million federal .gov web pages

• FBI: Cybercriminals Eyeing Broadcast Disruption at Tokyo Olympics

• Teardown Shows Off What’s Inside Apple’s New MagSafe Battery Pack

• Lawmakers push for new defense supply chain strategy

• Critical Jira Flaw in Atlassian Could Lead to RCE

• Phish Swims Past Email Security With Milanote Pages

• Kaseya obtains universal decryptor key for recent REvil ransomware attacks

• The Kaseya Ransomware Nightmare Is Almost Over

• Rural water utilities vulnerable to cyberattacks

• Colorado requires accessibility to state, local government websites

• California funds broadband infrastructure expansion

• Rapid7 Acquires IntSights to Gain External Threat Intelligence

• WifiDemon – iPhone Wifi bug exposed devices to remote attacks

• VA to continue pause on Cerner deployment for six more months

• With billions available for public health, it’s time to rebuild

• Tabletop exercise tests election security

• Akamai has trouble and the internet hiccups again

• Akamai Software Update Triggers Internet Outages

• Kaseya obtained ransomware decryptor from ‘trusted third party’

• How to conduct security patch validation and verification

• Twitter Beta for iOS Gains ‘Sign in With Apple’ Option

• Apple Music’s Spatial Audio Feature Doesn’t Work With Built-In Speakers of iPhone XR, iPad, or iPad mini

• Bug Bounty and VDP Platform YesWeHack Raises $18.8 Million

• Apple Music App for Android Gains Spatial Audio and Lossless Quality

• Microsoft Edge 92 starts rolling out to mainstream users

• BSides Vancouver 2021 – Dolev Farhi’s ‘Damn GraphQL – Defending And Attacking APIs’

• XKCD ‘Pre-Pandemic Ketchup’

• How to Reduce Noise and Fix Alert Fatigue in Security Operations [With Examples]

• Pegasus Project investigation uncovers the reach and implications of NSO Group spyware

• BSides Vancouver 2021 – Chris Timmons’s ‘So You Cracked A Bunch Of Passwords. Now What?’

• Advancing an inclusive, diverse security industry

• Protecting more with Site Isolation

• How to protect your CAD data files with MIP and HALOCAD

• Microsoft has a workaround for ‘HiveNightmare’ flaw: Nuke your shadow copies from orbit

• Critical Oracle Weblogic Flaw Let Remote Attacker Take Control of The System

• My Journey from Intern to Principal Engineer

• Industrial Networks Exposed Through Cloud-Based Operational Tech

• Report: It’s Easy For Misinformation Groups To Avoid Detection On Facebook

• Oracle fixes critical RCE vulnerabilities in Weblogic Server

• Legal Tetris and the FBI’s ANOM Program

• 5 years for swatter who caused a man’s death for a Twitter handle

• Ofcom: Telecom Firms Must Do More To Help Struggling Customers

• Scammers offer streaming services, giveaways and a fake cyber currency to cash in on the Olympic Games

• Malicious NPM Package Stealing Users’ Passwords

• France Examines Cybersecurity Measures After Spyware Reports

• Why Understanding Cyber Criminals Behavior and Tools is Vital

• Lost in the Cloud: Akamai DNS Outage, (Thu, Jul 22nd)

• Team streamlines neural networks to be more adept at computing on encrypted data

• A guide to balancing external threats and insider risk

• API Security Weekly: Issue #143

• Securing the cloud while Windows burns: Microsoft pops CloudKnox in trolley

• British Hacker Arrested for 2020 Twitter Hack and Bitcoin Scam

• Biden to Convene Business Sector Leaders to Discuss Cybersecurity in August

• 7 Hot Cyber Threat Trends to Expect at Black Hat

• Multiple Major Websites Down Amid Akamai Outage

• When coin miners evolve, Part 1: Exposing LemonDuck and LemonCat, modern mining malware infrastructure

• Apple Issues Urgent iPhone Updates; None for Pegasus Zero-Day

• Apple Shares ‘Hello Sunshine’ Ad Highlighting Apple Watch Series 6 Health and Fitness Features

• Okta CEO on cybersecurity: Take an identity-centric approach

• Pegasus Spyware Hacks iPhones of Prominent Individuals

• How Can CCSP Certification Help Your Organization?

• MWC 2021: Three key Thales innovations at this year’s event

• Visa Continues Fintech Push With Currencycloud Acquisition

• Attacks on critical infrastructure are dangerous. Soon they could turn deadly, warn analysts

• Get a lifetime of data encryption for your company for just $60

• Swedish Crypto Scammer Jailed for 15 Years in Gold-Backed Fraud

• Comforte AG Announces New Partnership with ITKaa

• Group-IB helps Dutch police identify members of phishing developer gang Fraud Family

• Nasty Printer Driver Vulnerability

• Next-Generation iPad Mini Will Reportedly Feature a Mini-LED Display

• Most Common Remote Work Security Risks in 2021

• Respect in Security initiative aims to build reporting lines for infosec bods suffering harassment at work, conferences and online

• Atlassian Patches Critical Vulnerability in Jira Data Center Products

• S3 Ep42: Viruses, Nightmares, patches, rewards and scammers [Podcast]

• Spain and Serbia dismantle Serbian marijuana trafficking network

• NPM Package Steals Passwords Via Chrome’s Account Recovery Tool

• Saudi Aramco Denies Breach After Hackers Hawk Stolen Files

• 740 Ransomware Victims Named On Data Leak Sites In Q2 2021

• Long-Awaited Bill Would Force Breach Victims To Contact CISA

• NSO Will No Longer Talk To The Press About Damning Reports

• HBO’s Apple TV Channel Shuts Down Today, Forcing All Users to Migrate to HBO Max

• Tesla To Open Supercharger Network To Other EVs

• Systemd can’t seem to catch a break: New vulnerability found

• The ransomware risk management calculus is changing for OT, ICS and critical infrastructure

• How cyberattacks exploit known security vulnerabilities

• U.K. man arrested in connection with 2020 Twitter breach

• IoT Devices a Huge Risk to Enterprises

• Drupal Releases Security Updates

•  Cisco Releases Security Updates

• Apple security updates: iOS 14.7 fixes WiFiDemon flaw

• How to Secure Your Smart Home: A Step-by-Step Guide

• British man arrested in connection with Twitter mega-hack that posted cryptocurrency scam from celebrity accounts

• Windows “HiveNightmare” bug could expose system files to non-admin users

• Google Cloud Unveils New SOC, IDS Solutions

• CISO Stories Podcast: Protecting the Crown Jewels

• You’re Invited to AWS re:Inforce 2021

• Sony Offering PS5 Owners An Extended Six Month Free Trial of Apple TV+

• 740 ransomware victims named on data leak sites in Q2 2021: report

• Deals: Get Apple’s 2021 128GB 11-Inch iPad Pro for $749 on Amazon ($50 Off)

• Winners Announced for 14th Annual iPhone Photography Awards

• CARROT Weather Gains Weather Report Videos and Smart Layouts

• What Is the Principle of Least Privilege?

• Microsoft Adds Another Security Acquisition With CloudKnox

• An Explosive Spyware Report Shows the Limits of iOS Security

• Satechi Launches Trio of New GaN USB-C Wall Chargers

• 3 Ways CISOs Can Brief Executives on Cybersecurity IT Governance

• Decentralized identity authentication platform Magic raises $27M

• 1,000 GB of local government data exposed by Massachusetts software company

• Saudi Aramco denies breach after hackers hawk stolen files

• Microsoft Issues Windows 10 Workaround Fix for ‘SeriousSAM’ Bug

• China-Linked APT31 Abuses Hacked Routers in Attacks, France Warns

• CISA analyzed stealthy malware found on compromised Pulse Secure devices

• Millions of Windows machines affected by ancient printer vulnerability

• Updated XCSSET Malware Targets Telegram, Other Apps

• NSO Group: Blame The Customer, Not Us

• Cloud security in 2021: A business guide to essential tools and best practices

• 1,000 GB of local government data exposed exposed by Massachusetts software company

• iOS Security Update Patches Recently Disclosed Wi-Fi Vulnerability

• Beef up your ransomware defense with Cisco Secure Choice

• Five Key Takeaways from SASEDay 21

• Authlogics announces enhancements to its Password Security Management Product

• The Role of Culture in Compliance

• Top 7 Cybersecurity Strategies For Startup Businesses

• Do you want to start building your website? Here are 6 helpful tips.

• You don’t want to miss these 7 cybersecurity trends of 2021

• Comparis Disclosed Data Breach Following Ransomware Attack

• CISA Details Malware Used in Attacks Targeting Pulse Secure Devices

• Pegasus spyware has been here for years. We must stop ignoring it

• FCW Insider: July 22, 2021

• Quick Hits

• Apple and Tim Cook Celebrate 40 Years of Company’s Presence in Singapore

• Check Point Software Rewards Channel Excellence for Securing Migration to the Cloud

• Tips for Securing Your Industrial Control Systems with a Safer Operational Technology (OT) Environment

• Microsoft just published a workaround for this important Windows 10 flaw

• Is Your SecOps Solution Keeping Up?

• Safeguard Your Smartphones From Radio-based Attacks

• Cyber-Attack by Hackers Disrupt Iranian Railway System

• APT Hackers Distributed Android Trojan via Syrian e-Government Portal

• New Jira Vulnerability May Result in Critical Remote Code Execution

• Q2 2021 Cyber Attack Statistics

• Briton Arrested Over Twitter Hack Of Public Figures

• Reduce End-User Password Change Frustrations

• Prepare for the End of 3G Networks – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 197

• Avast Receives AV-Comparatives Approved Business Product Award | Avast

• Secure multiparty computation explained: Ensuring trust in untrustworthy environments

• Why you need to update your iPhone and iPad now

• Resellers List AirTag Accessory Color Options Not Yet Offered by Apple

• NPM Malware Poses a Threat to Passwords in Google Chrome

• A Stealthy Malware Found on Hacked Pulse Secure Devices

• Vishing attacks on the rise with newest campaign

• Apple releases iOS 14.7, watchOS 7.6, macOS 11.5, and more

• Pegasus: The Case of the Infamous Spyware

• Did you know a third of cybersecurity pros have experienced harassment?

• What Is a Botnet & How to Prevent Your PC From Being Enslaved

• XLoader Malware Now Upgraded to Target MacOS Systems

• Fighting new Ransomware Techniques with McAfee’s Latest Innovations

• Pegasus And Spyware | Avast

• Thales launches payment card with onboard fingerprint scanner

• Oracle Warns of Critical Remotely Exploitable Weblogic Server Flaws

• Malicious NPM Package Steals Chrome Browser Passwords By Abusing Legitimate Tool

• China bans children under 16 from appearing in live-streaming and online video content

• Lack of cyber in Australian supply chain resilience plan has IBM concerned

• Another Hacker Arrested for 2020 Twitter Hack and Massive Bitcoin Scam

• Securing UX in Open Banking Apps

• Twitter Spaces Will Soon Let You Manipulate the Sound of Your Voice

• Want to add antivirus to your existing portfolio?

• A Cure for a Disheartened Cybersecurity Professional

• How (and Why) Hacker Forums Self-Moderate

• Secure Your Images with AWS Lambda Serverless Functions

• China pushes back against Exchange attack sponsorship claims

• TicketClub Italy Database Offered in Dark Web

• Questions that help CISOs and boards have each other’s back

• Ransomware attack on Saudi Aramco leaks critical data

• Twitter Hack 2020 culprit arrested in Spain

• Telegram Pavel Durov says that since 2018 he knew about the potential surveillance of his phone

• Thousands of Humana customers have their medical data leaked online by threat actors

• Asset inventory management: What’s the ROI?

• Modi government accused of spying on critics and opponents using Pegasus spyware

• Financial services accounting for nearly 40% of all phishing URLs

• Elon Musk walks back his fossil fuel worries, says Tesla will likely start accepting bitcoin again

• Who is responsible for improving security in the software development environment?

• Igniting Passion for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI): Cybersecurity Professionals Address Challenges and Offer Tangible Advice for Weaving Inclusion into Our Industry

• How can predictive analysis unlock the potential of 5G?

• DDoS attacks are up, with ever-greater network impact

• NSO Group ‘will no longer be responding to inquiries’ about misuse of its software

• Agile adoption increasing within both IT and non-IT teams

• Heartless Attackers Stole Identities of Surfside Condo Collapse Victims

• Edge AI software market to expand significantly by 2030

• Skyflow PII Data Privacy Vault ensures regulatory compliance for sensitive data

• US senators warn China’s Digital Yuan could compromise Olympic athletes

• Singapore neglecting smart nation roots in COVID-19 fumble

• Biden to Meet Next Month With Private Sector on Cyber Issues

• ISC Stormcast For Thursday, July 22nd, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7596, (Thu, Jul 22nd)

• XioGuard delivers visibility and response capabilities across the entire attack surface

• Wipro invests $1B in cloud transformation capabilities and launches Wipro FullStride Cloud Services

• 2021-07-21 – TA551 (Shathak) BazarLoader with Cobalt Strike

• Cybercriminals may target 2020 Tokyo Olympics, FBI warns

• Styra DAS extends OPA policy-as-code guardrails to public, private and hybrid cloud configurations

• Microchip Smart Storage adapters enable NVMe and 24G SAS connectivity and manageability

• Ping Identity adds its IAM solutions to the Department of Homeland Security CDM APL

• TP-Link expands Omada business line with two 10G switches and one transceiver

• Security and Restaurant Businesses: 5 Things to Remember in 2021

• What Does a Transparent and Secure Digital Workplace Look Like?

• Transcend: Cookie consent banners hurt rankings

• Microsoft doubles down on cybersecurity with CloudKnox acquisition

• Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 128 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements

• Dialpad partners with Miro to enable the fluidity of work that surrounds remote meetings

• SIGNIUS and Cryptomathic launch qualified e-signature platform to a broad range of organizations

• Intel collaborates with Airtel to drive network development of 5G technology

• Scale Computing collaborates with IBM to help enterprises adopt an edge computing strategy

• Home and office routers come under attack by China state hackers, France warns

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