IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-09-23

• Apple releases patches for Catalina and iOS 12.5.5 vulnerabilities

• Apple Confirms New Zero-Day Attacks on Older iPhones

• Apple addresses a new zero-day exploited to deploy the NSO Pegasus spyware

• Apple Says Scanner Permission Error Fixed in macOS 11.6

• iOS 15 Breaks Siri AirPods Pro Controls, Fix Coming in iOS 15.1

• Active Directory is Now The Number One Target of Hackers – Learn How to Harden It – Today!

• Apple releases patches for Catalina and iOS 12.5.5 vulnerabilities

• Apple Confirms New Zero-Day Attacks on Older iPhones

• Apple addresses a new zero-day exploited to deploy the NSO Pegasus spyware

• Active Directory is Now The Number One Target of Hackers – Learn How to Harden It – Today!

• What is Web Application Security? A Protective Primer for Security Professionals

• 5 ways to stay ahead of government-targeted ransomware

• How to create Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates with acme.sh on Linux

• Autodiscover flaw in Microsoft Exchange leaking credentials

• Telematics streamlines data collection, analysis for managing state vehicles

• 5 Tips for Achieving Better Cybersecurity Risk Management

• New OffSec Training Library Subscriptions: Learn One and Learn Unlimited

• Apple CEO Tim Cook to Attend Fundraising Dinner Benefiting LGBTQ+ Youth

• BlackBerry now a security software company — CEO explains the new vision

• Apple Not Happy, As Europe Insists On Common Charger

• 100M IoT Devices Exposed By Zero-Day Bug

• A bug in Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover feature leaks +372K of domain credentials

• MagSafe Duo Charger Works With iPhone 13 Pro Cases, Despite Minor Fit Issues

• Colorado Supreme Court Rules Three Months of Warrantless Video Surveillance Violates the Constitution

• Bulk IP Lookup: Integrating IP Geo Data Into Cybersecurity Development

• Improving Security Posture to Lower Insurance Premiums

• Illinois Clarifies Limitations on Data Privacy Claims

• GFI FaxMaker makes it easy for administrators

• sandbox (software testing and security)

• Breached passwords: Popular TV shows don’t make for the best security credentials

• Web Security Provider Jscrambler Raises $15 Million

• How Outlook “autodiscover” could leak your passwords – and how to stop it

• Microsoft Exchange Bug Exposes ~100,000 Windows Domain Credentials

• Mitigating Dynamic Application Risks with Secure Firewall Application Detectors

• 8 Best Motherboards for Ryzen 7 3700X 2021 – Buying Guide

• Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover flaw reveals users’ passwords

• Apple Watch Series 7 Supports 60.5GHz Wireless Data Transfer, But Likely for Apple’s Internal Use Only

• Hands-On With Apple’s New Find My-Enabled MagSafe Wallet

• cybercrime

• role-based access control (RBAC)

• Apple Releases iOS 12.5.5 Update for Older iPhones

• Is There Really a Shortage in Cloud Security Skills?

• Network traffic analysis using Wireshark

• Cybersecurity first: Business and consumer

• Netgear Patched a Number of Serious Vulnerabilities In Its Smart Switches

• HackerOne Extends Internet Bug Bounty Program To Include Open Source Bugs

• Google Proposes Settlement In EU Digital Advertising Probe

• Hackers hit Russian ministry, rocket center using MSHTML vulnerability

• Better CIO and CISO Collaboration in 3 Steps

• Apple Launches New Mini YouTube Documentary Series ‘The Spark’

• Poland drops Gene Project over Chinese Data Security concerns

• Ransomware detections dropped by almost half, but the threat is only getting worse, says Trend Micro

• How phishing-as-a-service operations pose a threat to organizations

• Australian Bank Slams Apple Pay – Report

• Millions impacted as payment API vulnerabilities exposing transaction keys

• Apple Deprecates Outdated TLS Protocols in iOS, macOS

• Report: Suspected Chinese Hack Targets Indian Media, Gov’t

• VoIP Company Battles Massive Random DDoS Attack

• ExpressVPN Employees Question Company About Exec Working For UAE Spy Unit

• Will Crypto Exchange Sanctions Slow Ransomware?

• FamousSparrow APT Spies On Hotels, Governments

• Apple Discusses How it Created the iPhone 13’s Cinematic Mode

• Deals: Amazon Drops Price of New 64GB Wi-Fi iPad to $299.00 for the First Time ($30 Off)

• How (Not) to Regulate the Internet: Lessons From the Indian Subcontinent

• Facebook CTO Announces Departure

• Critical RCE Flaw in the core Netgear Firmware Let Remote Attackers to Take Control of an Affected System

• Securing Microservices

• New ZE Loader Targets Online Banking Users

• NASA leans into AR to give astronauts more autonomy

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• Malicious URLS Slipping Past Security Vendors, Experts Weigh In

• Protecting Online Assets In A Virtual World

• Cloud enabled Network Security as a Service with Check Point Harmony Connect and Harmony Email and Office

• US Government tells firms not to give in to ransomware demands

• FamousSparrow APT Wings in to Spy on Hotels, Governments

• How to secure SSH logins with port knocking

• Cisco Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in IOS XE Software

• Third-Party Risk Management Firm Panorays Raises $42 Million

• Indictment, Lawsuits Revive Trump-Alfa Bank Story

• CISA Releases Guidance: IPv6 Considerations for TIC 3.0

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• Millions impacted as payment API vulnerbilities exposing transaction keys

• Get a lifetime of easy, automatic encryption for all of the files on your computer for just $30

• Acronis Offers up to $5,000 to Users Who Spot Bugs in Its Cyber Protection Products

• Google Report Spotlights Uptick in Controversial ‘Geofence Warrants’ by Police

• Russia demanded an explanation from the United States about cyber attacks during the State Duma elections

• New Mac Malware Trick Users By Posing as Legitimate macOS Tool

• BulletProofLink, a large-scale phishing-as-a-service active since 2018

• Wake me up till SAS summit ends

• ROT8000

• New iPad Mini Begins Shipping to Customers

• How to clear your cache

• LTR102 – Teaser

• Domain Brand Monitor: The First Brand Protection Layer by WhoisXML API

• UK Ministry of Defence apologises – again – after another major email blunder in Afghanistan

• VMware vCenter Servers in Hacker Crosshairs After Disclosure of New Flaw

• Deals: Take 20% Off a Bundle of Satechi’s New MagSafe-Compatible and Dual USB-C Car Chargers

• U.S. Targets Crypto-Ransomware Payments with Sanctions, Cybersecurity Experts Weigh In

• APP Fraud Is A Simple Yet Extremely

• MoD Shares Afghanistan Interpreter’s Emails & PII

• 85% Of UK’s Top 20 Universities Putting Staff, Students, And Suppliers At Risk Of Email Fraud

• Google And Facebook For Failing To Tackle Online Fraud

• The RaidForums Data Marketplace Mistakenly Makes Confidential Staff Pages Public

• Hackers Are Scanning for the Vulnerability Found in Vmware

• Windows Logon, Will You Remember Me?

• 1Password hires its first CTO to scale in the enterprise and beyond

• Microsoft Discovered a Massive Phishing-as-a-Service Operation

• Conti Ransomware Attacks on the Rise, FBI, CISA, and NSA Warn

• 5 Things to Include on Your Cloud Cyber Security Audit Checklist

• Italian mafia cybercrime sting leads to 100+ arrests

• Exclusive Resources and Discounts From Your (ISC)² Membership

• Apple Bans Fornite Indefinitely, Amid Ongoing Legal Battle

• Cyber risk management platform provider Panorays nabs $42M

• IoT device security startup Sternum nabs $27M

• Attacks on Russian Government Orgs Exploit Recent Microsoft Office Zero-Day

• Banking Trojan Posing as I-T Refund hits 27 Indian Banks

• A New Bug in Microsoft Windows Could Let Hackers Easily Install a Rootkit

• EU Proposes to Force Apple to Switch iPhone, iPad, and AirPods From Lightning to USB-C

• Nagios XI vulnerabilities open enterprise IT infrastructure to attack

• VoIP company battles massive ransom DDoS attack

• Large-Scale Phishing-as-a-Service Operation Exposed

• Facebook Ad Business Hit by New Apple Privacy Rules

• Thailand’s Data on 106 Million Visitors has been Breached

• He Escaped the Dark Web’s Biggest Bust. Now He’s Back

• Ransomware Isn’t Back. It Never Left

• Why You Should Consider QEMU Live Patching

• First Look Inside iPhone 13 Reveals Revamped TrueDepth System, Smaller Taptic Engine, and Larger Battery

• Apple Announced that TLS 1.0 and 1.1 Has Been Deprecated in iOS 15, iPadOS 15, macOS 12, and More

• VOIP Services hit by DDoS attack

• UK MoD creates an email data breach with CC emails

• U.S. Issues Conti Alert as Second Farming Cooperative Hit by Ransomware

• 85% of UK’s Top Universities at Risk of Email Fraud

• Why Doesn’t Apple Want People to Upgrade to iOS 15? – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 206

• New advanced hacking group targets governments, engineers worldwide

• Ransomware attackers targeted this company. Then defenders discovered something curious

• A Second Farming Cooperative Got Shut Down by Ransomware This Week

• 1-15 August 2021 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• Why doesn’t Apple want people to upgrade to iOS 15?

• Why Does’t Apple Want People to Upgrade to iOS 15? – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 206

• Tech Giants, Car Makers Set For White House Meeting Over Chip Shortage

• FCW Insider: September 23, 2021

• Researchers finger new APT group, FamousSparrow, for hotel attacks

• Colombian Real Estate Agency Leak Exposes Records of Over 100,000 Buyers

• New Android Malware Targeting US, Canadian Users with COVID-19 Lures

• Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover Bug Leads to the Leakage of 100K Windows Credentials

• 10 top API security testing tools

• Breach reporting required for health apps and devices, FTC says

• More Afghan Citizens’ Data Exposed in Second MoD Breach

• ANZ reports a 73% year-on-year increase in scams for the first eight months of 2021

• Crystal Valley hit by ransomware attack, it is the second farming cooperative shut down in a week

• Do you know what your supply chain is and if it is secure?

• CVE-2021-40847 flaw in Netgear SOHO routers could allow remote code execution

• Automation is not here to close the cybersecurity skills shortage gap, but it can help

• U.S. Department of the Treasury announces set of actions to counter ransomware

• Cring Ransomware Gang Exploits 11 Years Old Adobe Bug & Take Over ColdFusion Server Remotely

• Protecting IoT devices requires a DNS-based solution

• LG acquires Israeli automotive cybersecurity startup Cybellum

• Consumers taking action to protect themselves online, though confidence is low

• DDoS attacks increased 11% in 1H 2021, fueling a global security crisis

• What is the impact of software supply chain security challenges?

• Through edtech, society’s cybersecurity ability is heading up a notch

• Detecting Credential Stealing Attacks Through Active In-Network Defense

• Ransomware attack levels soaring, now accounting for 69% of all attacks involving malware

• SaaS applications investment growing despite underutilization of app licenses by employees

• Future of work: Cybersecurity and hybrid working as top two enterprise priorities

• Remotely exploitable “inetloc” zero-day vulnerability hits the Mac

• CIS Control 5: Account Management

• Stairwell Inception helps organizations get ahead of the most sophisticated attackers

• Virtual Event: Google Cloud Next | October 12 – 14

• Kyriba Open API Platform accelerates next generation of fintech innovation

• Nutanix Cloud Platform improves support for mission-critical workloads with AOS 6 software

• Plugging the holes: How to prevent corporate data leaks in the cloud

• 2021-09-21 – Squirrelwaffle Loader with Cobalt Strike

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• Versa’s 5G WAN Edge Products for Complete SASE Services to the Edge

• Nokia’s fifth generation FP5 routing silicon provides protection against network security threats

• Europol arrested 106 fraudsters, members of a major crime ring

• Druva’s ‘curated recovery’ aimed at faster ransomware incident resolution

• CISA releases advisory on Conti ransomware, notes increase in attacks after more than 400 incidents

• Exein raises €6M to fuel the company’s planned architectural product expansion

• Nutanix partners with Citrix to deliver remote work solutions across private and public clouds

• Infosys collaborates with AWS to develop quantum computing capabilities

• Apple tried to patch this security hole in macOS Finder but didn’t consider upper and lowercase characters

• Zoom’s $15bn merger with Five9 probed by Uncle Sam for national security risks

• Could You Be a Ransomware Target? Here’s What Attackers Look For

• iOS 15 Safari Tips and Tricks Video

• IriusRisk expands its Technical Advisory Board with three new members

• HackerOne updates Internet Bug Bounty program to improve the security of open source software

• Ketch raises $20M to expand its sales and go-to-market teams

• CISA Reports Top Vulnerabilities From Remote Work

• Top 10 Application Security Articles to Read Now

• White House pushes back on efforts to restore program cuts in NDAA

• Crystal Valley Farm Coop Hit with Ransomware

• Lithuanian Agency Warns Against Use of Chinese-made Phones

• US Locks Up Call Center Scammer

• US CISA, FBI, and NSA warn an escalation of Conti ransomware attacks

• iOS 15 Safari Extensions Worth Checking Out

• Melissa Daimler joins Udemy as Chief Learning Officer

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-09-22

• What is identity management and why does it matter?

• Google, Microsoft and Oracle generated most vulnerabilities in 2021

• Back to School Cyber Security Tips

• Turla deploying ‘secondary’ backdoor in state-sponsored attacks

• Lithuania tells its citizens to throw Xiaomi mobile devices in the bin

• Disinformation may be the new normal, election officials fear

• Internet users stressed out by cyberattack news: Kaspersky

• Ransomware now accounts for 69% of all attacks that use malware

• Marcus & Millichap hit with possible BlackMatter ransomware

• 106 arrested in a sting against online fraudsters

• Apple Giving Retail Employees Up to a $1,000 One-Time Bonus

• Air Force secretary mulls space acquisitions nominees

• Real-time intelligent software can help the VA save lives

• Netgear SOHO Security Bug Allows RCE, Corporate Attacks

• SCADAfence Partners with Keysight Technologies

• IT expert warned about the danger of pirated files downloaded via torrent

• UK MoD Data Breach Shows Cybersecurity Must Protect Both People and Data

• Review: Aqara’s Roller Shade Driver E1, TVOC Air Quality Monitor, and Hub M1S Are Reliable and Well-Designed HomeKit Accessories

• MSHTML attack targets Russian state rocket centre and interior ministry

• Exchange Autodiscover feature can cause Outlook to leak credentials

• Symantec: Staging activity observed on Exchange servers

• US Execs Tout Retaliation Over Diplomacy

• Deals: Record-Low Prices Hit Apple’s Latest 12.9-Inch iPad Pro Magic Keyboard, Starting at $324.88 for Black

• Your IoT devices may be vulnerable to malware

• Best Backup Solutions for Ransomware Protection

• Freshworks Valued At $12.2 Billion After Nasdaq IPO

• MSPB nominees hope to triage massive backlog of cases

• #IMOS21: Alyssa Miller’s Advice for Building a Successful Infosecurity Career

• Crystal Valley Cooperative becomes latest agriculture business hit with ransomware

• Unpatched Apple Zero-Day in macOS Finder Allows Code Execution

• Netgear Patches Remote Code Execution Flaw in SOHO Routers

• Hikvision cameras could be remotely hacked due to critical flaw

• Microsoft Debuts Magic Keyboard-Like Surface Laptop Studio and Surface Duo 2 Foldable Smartphone

• CISA, FBI, and NSA Release Joint Cybersecurity Advisory on Conti Ransomware 

• First iOS 15.1 and iPadOS 15.1 Betas Now Available to Public Testers

• The meaning behind XDR: A beginner’s guide to extended detection and response

• O2 Coverage Advert Banned By ASA

• Facebook Underreporting iOS Ad Results After Apple Privacy Change

• McAfee Enterprise Defender Blog | OMIGOD Vulnerability Opening the Door to Mirai Botnet

• VMware Warns of Ransomware-Friendly Bug in vCenter Server

• How REvil May Have Ripped Off Its Own Affiliates

• Conti Ransomware

• CISA, FBI, and NSA Release Joint Cybersecurity Advisory on Conti Ransomware 

• Facebook May Have Paid Off The FTC To Protect Zuckerberg From Cambridge Analytica Scandal

• Photographer Austin Mann’s iPhone 13 Pro Test Looks at Camera Improvements With Macro, Photographic Styles, New Lenses, and More

• Apple Won’t Allow Fortnite Back in the App Store Until Legal Battle Ends Due to Epic’s ‘Duplicitous Conduct’

• Confluence Code Exec Flaw Being Used By Crypto Miners

• TikTok, GitHub, Facebook Join Open Source Bug Bounty

• How The Mafia Is Pivoting To Cybercrime

• 9th-Generation iPad Reviews: An Even Better Value With More Storage and a Better Front Camera

• White House puts sanctions on Russian Cryptocurrency exchange for ransomware payments

• How to Build a Winning Cybersecurity Resume

• Best VPN for Windows PC 2021

• Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome

• Having Confidence in Your Wireless Security

• Distroless Builds Are Now SLSA 2

• New version of Jupyter infostealer delivered through MSI installer

• BlackMatter Ransomware Analysis; The Dark Side Returns

• Mozilla’s latest privacy ranking slaps ‘Privacy Not Included’ tag on Facebook Messenger, WeChat and Houseparty

• TikTok, GitHub, Facebook Join Open-Source Bug Bounty

• Many Hikvision Cameras Exposed to Attacks Due to Critical Vulnerability

• Apple CEO Tim Cook in Leaked Memo: ‘We Are Doing Everything in Our Power’ to Identify Leakers

• iOS 15 Adoption Lower Than iOS 14 Over First Two Days, Says Mixpanel

• Imperva An Eight-Time Magic Quadrant Leader for Web Application and API Protection

• Flaws in Nagios Network Management systems pose risk to companies

• FBI Had the REvil Decryption Key

• Lawfare Live: Benjamin Wittes on the Prosecution of Michael Sussman

• What’s Working and What Isn’t in Researching Influence Operations?

• Privacy Expert On Major Privacy Change By Google Coming To Billions Of Android Devices Soon

• NFT’s Have The Potential For Financial Scams

• Lithuania Warns Citizens Over 5G Chinese Phones

• European Telecom Company Expands Its Footprint to Better Protect Users and Customers

• Feds Sanctions SUEX Cryptocurrency Exchange for Laundering Ransomware Payouts

• Study to become a CompTIA security infrastructure expert

• Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Found in AWS WorkSpaces

• Deals: Save Up to 30% on Apple’s MagSafe Charger Accessories for Your iPhone 12 or iPhone 13

• Turla APT Group Employs New TinyTurla Backdoor in Attacks Against Countries Around the World

• “School Should Be Teaching Online Safety” says 80% of Aussie Parents

• Microsoft Autodiscover abused to collect web requests, credentials

• This cryptocurrency miner is exploiting the new Confluence remote code execution bug

• More than 1 in 3 people have tried to guess someone else’s password: 3 in 4 succeed

• Hundreds of Thousands of Credentials Leaked Due to Microsoft Exchange Protocol Flaw

• Anonymous Hacking Group Targets Controversial Web Hoster Epik

• API Keys Exposed – Millions Of Transaction Details At Risk, Experts Weigh In

• A Critical VMware Bug Found in the Default vCenter

• Netflix errors – How to fix them

• The CISO and the C-Suite: How to Achieve Better Working Relations

• Google Working on Improving Memory Safety in Chrome

• pNetwork Suffered Loss In Bitcoins Worth $12 Million

• iPad Mini 6 Unboxing Videos and Reviews Shared Ahead of Friday Launch

• Report: Apple AR Headset With Rumored $2,000+ Price Tag to Enter Mass Production in Second Quarter of 2022

• iPad Mini Reviews: Impressive Upgrade Brings iPad Air Features to Smaller Size

• The Ransomware Dubbed BlackMatter Hits Marketron

• Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover protocol found leaking hundreds of thousands of credentials

• Security tips – How to protect your online trading account

• Osano, a data compliance platform, raises $11M

• Enterprise tech adoption fuels cyber risks

• VMware patch bulletin warns: “This needs your immediate attention.”

• CREST Appoints New President Following Retirement of Ian Glover

• Microsoft Warns of a Wide-Scale Phishing-as-a-Service Operation

• Poor Patching Cadence Correlated To Healthcare Ransomware Risk

• Patch now! Insecure Hikvision security cameras can be taken over remotely

• Ensuring Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity in the Cloud

• UK Minister Sorry Over Afghan Interpreters’ Data Breach

• Patch vCenter Server “right now”, VMWare expects CVE-2021-22005 exploitation within minutes of disclosure

• Yes, the FBI held back REvil ransomware keys

• US Treasury Sanctions Cryptocurrency Exchange Suex

• DDoS attacks are becoming more prolific and more powerful, warn cybersecurity researchers

• Some Users Plagued by Incorrect ‘iPhone Storage Almost Full’ Alert After Updating to iOS 15

• Most iPad Mini 6 Shipping Estimates Now Extend into November

• A malicious document could lead to RCE in Apache OpenOffice (CVE-2021-33035)

• US Sanctioned Suex Cryptocurrency Exchange for Allegedly Processing Ransomware Payments

• No, Colonel Gaddafi’s daughter isn’t emailing to give you untold riches

• Aspects and Issues of Automotive Software Development

• US cryptocurrency exchange sanctions over ransomware likely not the last

• Facebook Oversight Board To Examine Free Pass For High-Profile Users

• This phishing-as-a-service operation is responsible for many attacks against businesses, says Microsoft

• Flaws in Nagios Network Management Product Can Pose Risk to Many Companies

• How Cynet’s Response Automation Helps Organizations Mitigate Cyber Threats

• New Nagios Software Bugs Could Let Hackers Take Over IT Infrastructures

• US To Target Crypto Ransomware Payments With Sanctions

• Creepy data collection and sharing remain common on popular apps

• A New MacOS Zero-day Vulnerability Was Recently Discovered

• Netgear RCE in SOHO Routers Fixed by the Enterprise

• Google, geofence warrants, and you

• Enterprises Need 27 New IT Hires to Manage Security Debt

• Plug critical VMvare vCenter Server flaw before ransomware gangs start exploiting it (CVE-2021-22005)

• Treasury Sanctions Russian Crypto Exchange

• Half of Web Owners Don’t Know if Their Site Has Been Attacked

• VMware addressed a critical flaw in vCenter Server. Patch it now!

• How to Disable Tab Bar Coloring in Safari 15 on macOS

• The Kaseya ransomware attack: A timeline

• Software cybersecurity labels face practical, cost challenges

• How to mitigate the Microsoft Office zero-day attack

• Documenting Vulnerabilities Abused By Ransomware Gangs | Avast

• Afghan Interpreters’ Data Exposed in MoD Breach

• Russian Electronic Voting System Struck by 19 DDoS Attacks in One Day

• Europol Knock Down 100+ Organized Cybercriminals Who Involved SIM Swapping & Other Online Frauds

• RCE is back: VMware details file upload vulnerability in vCenter Server

• FTC: Health App and Device Makers Should Comply With Health Breach Notification Rule

• Build your own Android security product

• Hidden costs incurred after being targeted by ransomware attacks

• Ukraine hackers spread ransomware to US Healthcare Company

• US Sanctions Cryptocurrency Exchange SUEX for Aiding Ransomware Gangs

• How to protect the corporate network from spyware

• Leveraging AI and automation to identify sensitive data at scale

• We cannot afford for healthcare security to be the “lowest-hanging fruit”

• How do I select a data privacy management solution for my business?

• What is 5G security? Explaining the security benefits and vulnerabilities of 5G architecture

• TeamTNT with new campaign aka “Chimaera”

• Why is AT&T adding Web Application Shielding to its Managed Vulnerability Program?

• Explore and experience cybersecurity from a consulting point of view

• The Gap in Your Zero Trust Implementation

• How digital transformation impacted CIO and CTO roles

• Democracy advocate finds internet freedom has declined globally for 11th consecutive year

• High-Severity RCE Flaw Disclosed in Several Netgear Router Models

• 2 million malicious emails bypassed secure email gateways in 12 months

• Sextortion Scams – How They Persuade and What to Watch for

• VMware Warns of Critical File Upload Vulnerability Affecting vCenter Server

• Whole cloud spending to surpass $1.3 trillion by 2025

• Chrome willing to take performance hit to prevent use-after-free bugs

• McAfee’s online protection service protects information across all online activities

• Malicious PowerPoint Documents on the Rise

• European police dismantle cybercrime ring with ties to Italian Mafia

• White House Blacklists Russian Ransomware Payment ‘Enabler’

• FileCloud 21.2 allows managers and team members to create business workflows without coding

• Zix Secure Large File allows any authorized user to send large attachments via email

• Cyware’s threat intelligence sharing capabilities empower organizations to achieve collective defense

• Yugabyte Cloud delivers distributed SQL without the operational overhead of managing a database

• Druva introduces curated recovery technology for accelerated ransomware recovery

• Zoom’s $14.7 billion deal for Five9 under US national security review

• D2iQ DKP 2.0 enables customers to power applications across any infrastructure

• Break out your emergency change process and patch this ransomware-friendly bug ASAP, says VMware

• The Case for Decryption in Cybersecurity

• 2 million malicious emails bypassed secure email defenses over 12 months

• McAfee collaborates with IBM Security to bring integrated solution for TD SYNNEX customers

• Senet and Helium expand access to public LoRaWAN network for customers deploying IoT applications

• Stellar Cyber partners with ITSDI to bring attack protection and remediation throughout the Philippines

• Database containing personal info on 106m people who traveled to Thailand found open to the internet – report

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