IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-09-26

• Online fraud causes confidence gap between customers and retailers, study finds

• The Importance of Adopting a Risk Management Approach to Security and Privacy

• Facebook Shareholders Are Suing Facebook For Protecting Zuckerberg In Data Probe

• SonicWall Patches Critical Flaw in SMA 100 Products

• Exchange/Outlook Autodiscover Bug Exposed $100K Email Passwords

• The Assad Regime’s Business Model for Supporting the Islamic State

• Port of Houston was hit by an alleged state-sponsored attack

• Apple to Fix Issue Preventing iPhone 13 Users From Unlocking With Apple Watch in Upcoming Software Update

• Hackers Discover Technique to Make Malware Undetectable on Windows

• How to Go Passwordless on Your Microsoft Account

• JSC GREC Makeyev and other Russian entities under attack

• Emergency Chrome Update Released to Patch Actively Exploited Zero-Day Bug

• Drinik Malware is Fooling Users to Give in their Mobile Banking Details

• Google TAG spotted actors using new code signing tricks to evade detection

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 333

• Week in review: How to retain best cybersecurity talent, securing Kubernetes, data decay

• Penetration testing

• CISSP – Tales of the Unexpected

• Ajarn – 266,399 breached accounts

• Weekly Update 262

• SAIC appoints Kevin Brown as CISO

• Cequence Security expands its leadership team with two executive hires

• Red Box provides certified compliance recording solution for Microsoft Teams

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-09-25

• Educating the Workforce with Cybersecurity Training

• 5 Steps to Protect Your Organization from the Next Ransomware Attack

• Executives and teams disagree on who is responsible for software security

• Disaster Recovery Software: How Does It Work

• GSS, one of the major European call center providers, suffered a ransomware attack

• Pentera Named a 2021 SINET16 Innovator

• CCSP vs. Professional Cloud Security Manager: How Do They Compare?

• FamousSparrow – New Hackers Group Attack Hotels, Governments by Leveraging MS Exchange Bugs

• Malware Creators Use Malformed Certificates To Trick Windows Validation

• States at Disadvantage in Race to Recruit Cybersecurity Pros

• Even the CIA and NSA Use Ad Blockers to Stay Safe Online

• Top Stories: iPhone 13 Launch, iOS 15 Features, iPhone 14 Pro Rumors, and More

• African Bank Alerts of Data Breach With Personal Details Compromised

• Threat actors are attempting to exploit VMware vCenter CVE-2021-22005 flaw

• Google addressed the eleventh Chrome zero-day flaw this year

• New iPhone 13? Don’t forget to update!

• 3.8 Billion Clubhouse and Facebook User Records are Being Sold Online

• Port of Houston Attacked Employing Zoho Zero-Day Vulnerability

• European Union formally blames Russia for the GhostWriter operation

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Urgent Chrome Update Released to Patch Actively Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerability

• 64% of CISOs hired from outside, highlighting retention issues

• SonicWall Issues Patches for a New Critical Flaw in SMA 100 Series Devices

• A New APT Hacker Group Spying On Hotels and Governments Worldwide

• National Small Business Week: 10 Best Practices for Small Business Cybersecurity

• Preparing for IT/OT convergence: Best practices

• TeamTNT with new campaign aka “Chimaera”

• SHOP SAFE Is Another Attempt to Fix Big Tech That Will Mostly Harm Small Players and Consumers

• Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• Apple Says Third-Party Apps Can Take Full Advantage of ProMotion With Plist Entry, Core Animation Bug Fix Coming

• 2021-09-23 – Squirrelwaffle Loader with Qakbot and Cobalt Strike

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• Innodisk introduces PCIe 4.0 SSDs for high temperatures of outdoor and industrial settings

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