IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-27

• NASA ships satellite mission data to the cloud

• US needs combat cloud to bolster warfighting collaboration

• COVID cloud data fuels virus studies

• No More Ransom Saves Victims Nearly €1 Over 5 Years

• Frequently asked questions on Extended Detection and Response

• Apple’s Services Revenue Reaches $17.5 Billion in Q3 2021, Setting New All-Time Record

• Apple’s Wearables, Home and Accessories Category Sets New June Quarter Revenue Record of $8.8 Billion

• Flaws in Zimbra could allow to takeover webmail server of a targeted organization

• Apple Reports 3Q 2021 Results: $21.7B Profit on $81.4B Revenue, New June Quarter Records

• Apple’s Mac and iPad Sales Continue to Surge in Q3 2021

• Misconfigured Azure Blob at Raven Hengelsport exposed records of 246,000 anglers – and took months to tackle, claim infosec researchers

• Trust Not in Third-Parties

• Scam-baiting YouTube channel Tech Support Scams taken offline by tech support scam

• Microsoft warns of PetitPotam attack taking over Windows domains

• Box unveils unlimited e-signature capabilities

• Average time to fix high severity vulnerabilities grows from 197 days to 246 days in 6 months: report

• A importância da análise de comportamento na segurança cibernética da sua organização

• The Joy of Tech® ‘How Stupid Can It Get?’

• In Case You Missed It: 2 Cyber Expert Webinars Now Available On-Demand

• BSides Vancouver 2021 – Amiran Alavidze’s ‘Securing Kubernetes In The Cloud’

• COVID-19 2021 Wave Mapped to 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act Votes

• EFF Sues U.S. Postal Service For Records About Covert Social Media Spying Program

• CODESYS Patches Dozen Vulnerabilities in Industrial Automation Products

• Everything New in iOS 15 Beta 4: Safari Tweaks, MagSafe Battery Pack Support, Notification Updates and More

• Transnet Suffers Ransomware Attack, Halts Port Operations

• Mac Otakara: iPad Air 5 to Feature iPad Pro-Like Design, No Design Changes Coming to iPad Mini 6 or iPad 9

• Machine Learning Testing for Data Scientists

• Tech biz must tell us about more security breaches, says UK.gov as it ponders lowering report thresholds

• Use a decentralized identity framework to reduce enterprise risk

• iPadOS 15 Gains macOS Monterey’s Redesigned Safari Tab Interface

• macOS Monterey Beta 4 Brings Live Text to Intel-Based Macs

• EvilModel – New Method to Secretly Deliver Malware Via Neural Networks To Evading Antivirus Engines

• ‘Praying Mantis’ threat actor targeting Windows internet-facing servers with malware

• Zimbra Server Bugs Could Lead to Email Plundering

• Two New Games Coming to Apple Arcade, Including Gameloft’s Racing Classic ‘Asphalt 8: Airborne’

• Apple Seeds Fourth Beta of tvOS 15 to Developers

• Apple Seeds Fourth Beta of watchOS 8 to Developers

• Apple Seeds Fourth Betas of iOS and iPadOS 15 to Developers

• Apple Seeds Fourth Beta of macOS 12 Monterey to Developers

• House Select Committee Investigating Jan. 6 Holds Its First Hearing

• Open source web app projects hailed for quickly patching bugs

• Kaseya Unitrends has unpatched vulnerabilities that could help attackers expand a breach

• How Digital ID can help citizens access government services from anywhere

• Newark Releases Latest Global IoT Trends Report

• Google Paid Over $29 Million in Bug Bounty Rewards in 10 Years

• A Controversial Tool Calls Out Vulnerabilities Across the Web

• CISA Releases Security Advisory for Geutebruck Devices

• The Evolution of Security Testing

• BSides Vancouver 2021 – Rose’s ‘The Overlooked Security Risk: 3rd Party Risk Management’

• What is a DDoS Extortion Attack and How do you Respond to it?

• Combing through the fuzz: Using fuzzy hashing and deep learning to counter malware detection evasion techniques

• The Clubhouse database “breach” is likely a non-breach. Here’s why.

• TikTok Cybersecurity Hub in Dublin

• Three Zero-Day Bugs Plague Kaseya Unitrends Backup Servers

• How to create a positive and effective cybersecurity environment instead of a shame culture

• Microsoft Rushes Fix for PetitPotam Attack PoC

• New Bug Could Let Attackers Hijack Zimbra Server by Sending Malicious Email

• AWS Hires Investigators After Gender Discrimination Petition

• Old crypto malware makes come back, hits Windows, Linux devices

• biometric verification

• Hyten: Combat cloud would bolster collaboration with allies, partners

• TMF could help solve records request backlog for veterans, lawmakers say

• HASC cyber subcommittee pushes mandatory legacy IT audit in defense bill

• Brazil Establishes Cyberattack Response Network

• Fake Windows 11 Installers are Used by Scammers to Distribute Malware

• Persistent Cyberattacks Put Hospitals’ Finances at Risk

• Apple Patches Zero-Day Vulnerability in macOS, iOS, and iPadOS

• Vulnerabilities Allow Hacking of Zimbra Webmail Servers With Single Email

• Mobile County Officials Informs County Employees of Data Breach

• Threat Intelligence in SecureX: Fast, Free, or Easy (pick any three)

• DevSecOps Best Practices in Identity and Data Security

• New Collaboration with Adobe and MAPP

• TSMC: Too Early To Consider German Chip Factory

• Army tests climate model in Azure cloud

• Best VPN 2021: Top VPN services reviewed

• HP finds 75% of threats were delivered by email in first six months of 2021

• Microsoft warns of credential-stealing NTLM relay attacks against Windows domain controllers

• Ukrainian Authorities Confiscated Unencrypted VPN Servers

• Microsoft Reveals Enhanced LemonDuck Malware Targeting Windows and Linux

• Build developer trust with faster, accurate AppSec testing from Rapid Scan

• South Africa’s logistics company Transnet SOC hit by a ransomware attack

• Nothing ‘Ear (1)’ True Wireless Earbuds Launch to Take on AirPods Pro With ANC and Unusual Design for $99

• Jeff Bezos Offers NASA $2 Billion For Lunar Contract

• 1Password Raises $100 Million at $2 Billion Valuation

• Olympics Broadcaster Announces His Password On Live TV

• VPN Servers Seized By Ukrainian Authorities Weren’t Encrypted

• Microsoft Rushes Fix For PetitPotam Attack PoC

• Babuk Ransomware Gang Ransomed

• Researchers Struggle to Use Apple Watch in Studies Due to Sudden Algorithm Changes

• What is a Security Theatre and How Is It Impacting the Organisations

• Apple Patches Actively Exploited Zero-Day in iOS, MacOS

• Apple emergency zero-day fix for iPhones and Macs – get it now!

• Apple Releases Security Updates

• The XDR Advantage: Eliminate Dwell Time and Gain Visibility

• Deals: Apple’s 11-Inch iPad Pro Magic Keyboard Drops to $239.19 on Verizon ($60 Off)

• Instagram to Begin Defaulting Accounts for New Users Under the Age of 16 to Private

• How To Build Privacy Into Your Company’s Core Values

• Critical Vulnerability Found in Sunhillo Aerial Surveillance Product

• Cybersecurity investments surge in 2021 as VCs go all in

• The Shapeshifting Cam Girl Rewriting the Rules of Porn

• Meet Thundra Foresight: Your CI Observability Tool!

• The Biden Administration Joins the Military Justice Reform Debate as It Heats Up in the Senate

• 36% of Organizations Experienced Cloud Misconfigurations in the Past Year

• A new chapter for Google’s Vulnerability Reward Program

• Threat Actors Exploit Misconfigured Apache Hadoop YARN

• New LemonDuck Malware Attack Windows & Linux Systems for Mining & Stealing Activities

• Best Mac VPN 2021: VPN services for Apple devices

• Kaseya Denies Paying Cybercriminals Who Launched Ransomware Attack

• Hackers Turning to ‘Exotic’ Programming Languages for Malware Development

• Several Bugs Found in 3 Open-Source Software Used by Several Businesses

• DIVD discloses three new unpatched Kaseya Unitrends zero-days

• Unpatched Kaseya Unitrends Backup Vulnerabilities Could Be Dangerous

• Israeli Pegasus spyware saga could sow diplomatic rifts in Africa

• Compsci student walks off with $50,000 after bug bounty report blows gaping hole in Shopify software repos

• APT group hits IIS web servers with deserialization flaws and memory-resident malware

• What is a VPN and Can it Hide My IP Address?

• Vulnerability in Popular Survey Tool Exploited in Possible Chinese Attacks on U.S.

• ThreatX: Great Place to work-certified!

• Apple Releases Safari 15 Beta for macOS Catalina

• 4 Tips for Reducing Your Company’s Cyber Exposure

• Compsci student walks off with $50,000 after bug bounty report blows gaping hole in Shopfiy software repos

• Relevance Requires More than Just Paying Attention

• Half of vulnerabilities Singapore government finds via bounties, disclosures are valid

• Time to update your iPhone as Apple fixes ‘actively exploited’ zero day flaw

• S.Africa’s Port Terminals Still Disrupted Days After Cyber-Attack

• 3.8 Billion Phone Numbers of Clubhouse Users up for Sale on Dark Web

• WhatsApp CEO: US Allies’ National Security Officials Targeted with NSO Malware

• Q2 2021 Report by Digital Shadow, Abridged

• Maps in iOS 15 Now Factors Weather Warnings into Suggested Routes

• The Pegasus spyware saga could sow diplomatic rifts in Africa

• Microsoft Predicts 40 Percent May Quit Their Jobs

• Password management platform 1Password raises $100M as business booms

• Why Are Users Ignoring Multi-Factor Authentication?

• Hiding Malware in ML Models

• Israeli companies get $2.3B of VC funding in the first half of 2021, surpassing the 2020 total by 28%

• Zero-Day Vulnerability Impacting iOS, iPadOS, and macOS Fixed by Apple

• Kaseya Denies Paying REvil Hackers For Decryption Tool

• Check Point CloudGuard Improves Google Cloud Security with Exciting New Capabilities for Managed Instance Groups

• Creating an Effective Threat Hunting Program with Limited Resources

• Microsoft Teams just got this new protection against phishing attacks

• Malware developers turn to ‘exotic’ programming languages to thwart researchers

• 7 tenets of zero trust explained

• 18 new cybersecurity bills introduced as US congressional interest heats up

• FCW Insider: July 27, 2021

• Hackers flooded the Babuk ransomware gang’s forum with gay porn images

• South Africa port operations halted and workers reportedly put on leave after major cyberattack

• Malicious npm Packages Steal Chrome Browser Passwords

• Apple Hide My Email | Avast

• ANAO: Auditing not driving improvements in Commonwealth cybersecurity adherence

• Major Australian Healthcare Insurance Companies Now Support Apple Wallet

• IBM z/OS V2.5 strengthens security and drives app modernization projects

• Chrome Ditched Redesign That Was Similar to Safari in iOS 15, Says Former Google Employee

• NHS COVID passes targeted by scammers

• Want to add antivirus to your existing portfolio?

• How Network Segmentation Can Protect Supply Chains from Ransomware Attacks

• CTCI a Game-Changer for Threat Intel

• Realme Planning to Launch ‘MagDart’ Magnetic Charger As Android Equivalent to Apple’s MagSafe

• Discord targeted to spread malware

• TikTok to open new cybersecurity centre in Dublin

• Application security testing is not just buzzwords

• Ghidra 101: Loading Windows Symbols (PDB files) in Ghidra 10.x

• Apple Releases Urgent 0-Day Bug Patch for Mac, iPhone and iPad Devices

• Enterprise Security Essentials

• It takes intuition and skill to find hidden evidence and hunt for elusive threats

• DevilsTongue Malware matches Pegasus Spying Software

• Airlines under constant threat of Cyber Attacks says Eurocontrol Data

• Phishing Used to Get PII, not Just Ransomware

• 36% of organizations suffered a serious cloud security data leak or a breach in the past year

• How to prevent corporate credentials ending up on the dark web

• IT expert: How To Avoid being Tracked by Photos

• Product showcase: ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus

• Turning the tide on surging account takeovers in the media industry

• Apple Patches for CVE-2021-30807, (Tue, Jul 27th)

• CISOs operating blind, with limited visibility and control

• Consumer attitudes towards various digital identity authentication methods

• SSD belonging to Euro-cloud Scaleway was stolen from back of a truck, then turned up on YouTube

• Cybersecurity Insurers Are Putting an End to the ‘Pass the Buck’ Era

• Consumer expectations of digital services increased since early 2020

• Black Hat USA & DEFCON 2021 Coverage on LinuxSecurity: What You Need to Know>

• Of course you can’t trust scientists on politics

• It’s Time to Rethink Outage Reports

• Could the LGBTQ Community Be a Target of Internet Threat Actors?

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, July 27th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7602, (Tue, Jul 27th)

• Judge: Ex-CIA Worker Can Represent Himself in Espionage Case

• Bosch provides conferencing and interpretation equipment for high-profile meetings

• VPN servers seized by Ukrainian authorities weren’t encrypted

• Of course you can’t trust scientists on politics

• Apple patches zero-day vulnerability in iOS, iPadOS, macOS under active attack

• Tesla CEO Elon Musk Takes Shots at Apple During Earnings Call

• Blue Hexagon integrates with AWS Network Firewall to offer protection against unknown cloud threats

• Dan Kaminsky’s death leaves vacancy among holders of ‘keys to the internet’

• Brazil creates cyberattack response network

• Facebook Considering Apple Health Integration for Oculus Workouts

• Clearview AI raises $30M to accelerate growth in image-search technology

• Sage selects Cloud at Work as an approved Strategic Hosting Provider

• #LetsTalkSecurity: The New Digital Normal

• Podcast: IoT Piranhas Are Swarming Industrial Controls

• As 5 principais causas de perda de pacotes de rede e como resolvê-las com o OpManager

• 5 buenas prácticas para Active Directory

• What Security Lessons Can Come From the Kaseya Ransomware Attack?

• Apple fixes CVE-2021-30807 flaw, the 13th zero-day this year

• Intel Plans to Make Chips for Qualcomm in the Future

• Hunter Strategy enters Google Cloud Partner Advantage Program

• OwlGaze raises $1.5M to offer companies an end-to-end predictive threat detection solution

• BEP seeks machine-readable counterfeit detection

• Lawmakers advance cyber legislation

• How a workplace experience app can solve back-to-work challenges

• Babuk Ransomware Gang Ransomed, New Forum Stuffed With Porn

• Breaking the Perimeter: Building a Zero Trust Security Model with JumpCloud

• Season Two of Popular Apple TV+ Show ‘Ted Lasso’ Sets Opening Weekend Record

• Apple Stops Signing iOS 14.6 Following iOS 14.7 Release

• Outdated Ethics Rules May Be Stymieing the Federal Trade Commission’s Efforts to Keep Up with Big Tech

• The Trump Lawsuits, the Biden Administration’s Misinformation Advisory and the Thorny First Amendment Problem of Jawboning

• New OPM guidance addresses locality pay and travel costs for remote workers

• How unemployment insurance fraud exploded during the pandemic

• Kaseya denies paying ransom for decryptor, refuses comment on NDA

• 3 razões para usar um software de diagrama de rede

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday July 2021 corrige 117 vulnerabilidades, incluindo 9 zero day

• Tesla records $23 million in bitcoin-related impairments after crypto’s second-quarter plunge

• BrandPost: Remote Working Changes Are Here to Stay. Are Your Networking Vulnerabilities?

• Hyten: Combat cloud needed to bolster collaboration with allies, partners

• You, too, can be a Windows domain controller and do whatever you like, with this one weird WONTFIX trick

• Why NPATH is a Terrible Code Metric

• You’re Not Really Ready for Ransomware

• The Business of Fraud: Online Retail Fraud in the Criminal Underground

• Kali Linux vs Parrot OS: Which One Is the Best?

• Microsoft Rushes Fix for ‘PetitPotam’ Attack PoC

• Apple Patches ‘Actively Exploited’ Mac, iOS Security Flaw

• cyberterrorism

• VA mandates vaccines for clinical staff

• Coveware: Median ransomware payment down 40% in Q2 2021

• No More Ransom helped ransomware victims to save almost €1B

• Apple Shares 11 Reasons Why Business Users Should Choose Macs

• iOS 14.7.1 and macOS Big Sur 11.5.1 Patch Security Vulnerability That May Have Been Actively Exploited

• iPad Mini 6 to Feature 8.3-Inch Display With No Home Button and Narrower Bezels

• OSX.XLoader hides little except its main purpose: What we learned in the installation process

• Deepfakes: Microsoft and others in big tech are working to bring authenticity to videos, photos

• PlugwalkJoe Does the Perp Walk

• Kanye West’s ‘Donda’ Album Debut Breaks Apple Music Livestream Record

• XKCD ‘Commonly Mispronounced Equations’

• Security for Startups in a DevOps World: Maintenance and Management

• How Cobwebs Technologies’ Webint Platform Helps Enterprises To Face The Rising Tide Of Security Risks Emerging From The Dark Web

• Takeaways from The Oldsmar Water Attack & What Security Leaders Can Do About It

• The Preventable Aspects of the APT40 Microsoft Hack

• Why VA’s electronic health record mega-project is failing

• Deepfakes: Microsoft and others in Big Tech are working to bring authenticity to videos, photos

• Gartner: ‘Weaponized’ operational tech poses grave danger

• Failed Malspam: Recovering The Password, (Mon, Jul 26th)

• Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 14.7.1 With Fix for Touch ID Apple Watch Bug

• Apple Releases macOS Big Sur 11.5.1 With Security Updates

• Are you READY for (ISC)² Security Congress?

• 5GAA & Global Certification Forum Connect on New Cert.

• Hackers Attack Kubernetes Cluster to Deploy Crypto-Miners

• Deloitte acquires Sentek and TransientX to beef up cybersecurity

• Kaseya Obtains a Universal Decryptor to Support REvil Ransomware Victims

• New Zealand Accuses China of Sponsoring Cyberattacks

• Dutch Police Arrest Two Hackers Tied to Fraud Family Cybercriminal Gang

• Bio-Laboratory Petition Website Hit by Cyberattack

• Firefox 90 Drops Support for FTP Protocol

• Surprise! Surprises Often Are Wrong.

• BSides Vancouver 2021 – Magno Logan’s ‘Kubernetes Security: Attacking And Defending K8s Clusters’

• Anti-Vax Lies Spread on YouTube—Paid for ‘by Russian PR Company’

• Why It’s Critical For the Healthcare Sector to Reassess their Cybersecurity Posture

• Shadow IT, Cloud-Based Malware Increase AppSec Risks

• Apple Demos Filmmaking Techniques in New Shot on iPhone Video

• 2022 Mac Pro Rumored to Use Intel’s Ice Lake Xeon W-3300 Chips

• Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 14.7.1

• A week in security (July 19 – July 25)

• Cyber Attacks as Hybrid Warfare

• Double Encryption: When Ransomware Recovery Gets Complicated

• biometrics

• Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Hit by Data Breach

• UK Guns Sales Website Hacked, Exposing 111,000 Customers’ Details

• Dangerous macOS Malware XCSSET Targeting Chrome and Telegram

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of July 19, 2021

• Apple Maps Vehicles Collecting ‘Look Around’ Imagery in Several More Countries

• What To Do With Dead Mac Internal SSD To Protect Your Privacy

• FCW Insider: July 26, 2021

• Cloud-Delivered Malware Increased 68% in Q2, Netskope Reports

• Data controls in the DevSecOps life cycle

• Emmanuel Macron Pushes For Israel Inquiry Into NSO Spyware Concerns

• An Explosive Spyware Report Shows Limits Of iOS, Android Security

• Microsoft Outlines How To Protect Against PetitPotam

• Mitre Releases 2021 Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses

• Kaseya Obtained a Working Decryptor For REvil Ransomware

• Malware Makers Using ‘Exotic’ Programming Languages

• No More Ransom: We Prevented Ransomware Operators From Earning $1 Billion

• GitHub Brings Suite of Supply Chain Security Features to Go

• Deals: Anker’s New Sale Includes Savings on Wireless Charging Stands, USB-C Accessories, and More

• Apple Museum With 1,500 Exhibits to Open in Poland

• Best cheap VPN 2021: VPN services under $2 a month

• Amnesty Urges Moratorium on Surveillance Technology in Pegasus Scandal

• Lawmakers Seek To Hold Facebook Accountable For Harmful Content

• Malicious Life Podcast: The Life and Exploits of Albert Gonzales Part 3

• 7 Cybersecurity Tips for Remote Working

• Hiding Malware inside a model of a neural network

• Spotify Rolling Out New Notification Tab for New Releases From Artists, Creators, and More

• FCW Insider: july 26, 2021

• Quick Hits

• What We Learn from MITRE’s Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses List

• Phil Schiller Reflects on iPod, Timeless Design, Electric Cars, and More in Interview With Lamborghini

• Twitter handle swatter jailed after victim dies following home raid

• Want lifetime VPN protection and a Hushed private phone line? Now you can for just $30

• Microsoft: Here’s how to shield your Windows servers against this credential stealing attack

• Ransomware: Here’s how much victims have saved in ransom payments by using these free decryption tools

• The True Impact of Ransomware Attacks

• ‘Holy Moly!’: Inside Texas’ Fight Against a Ransomware Hack

• Australia Considers Case for Opening iPhone NFC Chip to Third Party Payment Systems

• This is Remote Life: Embracing the Suite Life of Interning from Home

• 9 Tips to Help Kids Avoid Popular App Scams

• GitLab Releases Open Source Tool for Hunting Malicious Code in Dependencies

• Leading Threat to Industrial Security is Not What You Think

• Windows “PetitPotam” network attack – how to protect against it

• Save time with Dynamic Attributes for Cisco Secure Firewall

• Paramount+ and Showtime Bundle for Apple TV+ Subscribers Seemingly Ending

• Web Security Testing For Beginners

• WhatsApp chief says government officials, US allies targeted by Pegasus spyware

• Good catch in joint actions targeting illegal fishing

• Enterprises Warned of New PetitPotam Attack Exposing Windows Domains

• How to Mitigate Microsoft Windows 10, 11 SeriousSAM Vulnerability

• BIMI: A Visual Take on Email Authentication and Security

• Specops Secure Service Desk Product Review

• Defi protocol THORChain loses $8 million in “seemingly whitehat” attack

• Apple Reportedly Orders 100 Million A15 Chips for Upcoming iPhone 13

• Larger Redesigned High-End iMac Rumored to Launch Next Year

• PetitPotam Vulnerability Lets Hackers Fully Take Over Windows Domains

• Cloud-delivered Malware Increased 68% in Q2, New Report Finds

• A MacOS Malware Is Stealing Telegram Accounts and Google Chrome Data

• DeepMind Uses AI To Predict Human Protein Shapes

• Thousands Of Records Stolen From Gun Seller’s Database

• US Targets YouTube, Facebook In Covid Misinformation Push

• Amazon-Backed Rivian Raises Another $2.5bn From Investors

• Silicon In Focus Podcast: Skills for Success

• Kali Linux vs Parrot OS: Which one is the best

• Microsoft Warns of LemonDuck Malware Targeting Windows and Linux Systems

• July 2021 Web Server Survey

• Misconfigured Argo Workflows Instances Employed for Attacking Kubernetes Clusters

• The state of security hiring: Jobs, skills & salaries

• Why code reuse is still a security nightmare

• Protecting People, Across Professional and Personal Life

• Unhacked: 121 tools against ransomware on a single website

• Fake Windows 11 Installers Distribute Malware on Your Computer

• Report: iPhone 14 Pro Models to Feature Tougher Titanium Alloy Chassis Design

• New Windows security flaw dubbed PetiPotam discovered

• Fresh warnings over mobile apps containing Joker malware

• Man City whistleblower to aid authorities in Financial Fair Play investigation

• How to be safely connected while travelling?

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• Facebook Outlines ‘Metaverse’ Strategy

• Somebody is destined for somewhere hot, and definitely not Coventry

• New PetitPotam NTLM Relay Attack Lets Hackers Take Over Windows Domains

• HIPAA Penetration Testing – A Primer for Healthcare Security

• Judge Orders Capitol Rioter to Unlock Laptop

• Microsoft publishes mitigations for the PetitPotam attack

• Everything You Should Know About the HIPAA Enforcement Rule

• 1.2 Million Aussies Suffered when Uber was Breached in 2016

• How to develop a skilled cybersecurity team

• For Hackers, APIs are Low-Hanging Fruit

• Verifiable credentials are key to the future of online privacy

• Remember these things before buying a SmartPhone

• Microsoft acquires CloudKnox

• Experts warned about the risk of hacking and obtaining a loan on the Public Services Portal of the Russian Federation

• Ignore API security at your peril

• The knowledge gap around runtime security and the associated risks

• Malware, Cybercrime and Cloud Security

• Pegasus Spyware is Back, Twitter Hacker Arrested, 16 Year Old Printer Bug

• Top consumer cybersecurity insights and takeaways from April to June 2021

• DEF CON offers beginner-level Spot the Fed this year: He’ll be on stage giving a keynote

• AST New 100% Mobile Friendly Magazine Now Live (Multi-Video)

• Data-localization policies are spreading rapidly around the world

• Ransomware Attack Response and Mitigation Checklist

• ISC Stormcast For Monday, July 26th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7600, (Mon, Jul 26th)

• Quantum computing market is anticipated to surge over the next decade

• Norton Security UWP app helps protect Lenovo laptop PCs from hackers and online scams

• The Tokyo Olympics could be a COVID-19 “super evolutionary event”

• Researchers demonstrate that malware can be hidden inside AI models

• Microsoft Details LemonDuck and LemonCat Monero-Mining Malware

• WhatsApp chief says national security officials of US allies were among those targeted with NSO malware

• Ransomware key to unlock customer data from REvil attack obtained

• Anexinet partners with Ping Identity to improve cybersecurity offerings for customers

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