IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-10-19

• Report: Facebook Engineers Expressed Doubts That AI Could Handle Content Moderation

• Query.ai Closes $15M Series A for Security Investigations Tool

• How the Mouse Pointer Deals with the Notch on the MacBook Pro

• Why NDR? See the Entire Elephant in the Room

• q-logger skimmer keeps Magecart attacks going

• Biden’s pick to lead DOD’s weapons testing wants cyber assessments for commercial cloud systems

• Apple iCloud Hacker Steals Nudes

• Oracle Releases October 2021 Critical Patch Update

• #ISC2CONGRESS – Lessons Learned from the Baltimore Ransomware Attack

• States making slow, steady progress to the cloud

• Twitter suspends hacker who allegedly stole data of 45 million Argentinians

• Customer services firm Atento hit by cyberattack

• Fresh APT Harvester Reaps Telco, Government Data

• Oracle Releases October 2021 Critical Patch Update

• Apple’s 67W Power Adapter Unable to Fast Charge 14-Inch MacBook Pro

• Apple’s New $19 Polishing Cloth is Sold Out Until Late November

• BlackMatter ransomware gang will target agriculture for its next harvest – Uncle Sam

• Prison for UPMC Data Thief

• Senate funding bill zeros out TMF

• CrowdStrike Invests in Microsoft AD Competitor JumpCloud

• 2021 State of Ransomware Report Reveals 83% of Victims Paid to Get Data Restored

• Keysight Technologies Acquires SCALABLE Network Technologies

• Hacker Group Linked To China Compromising Global Telecom Networks

• Taking zero trust beyond the user: The importance of endpoint visibility

• Name That Toon: Bone Dry

• Candy Corn Maker Hit With Ransomware

• Microsoft, Intel and Goldman Sachs Lead New Supply Chain Security Initiative

• Privacy Management for Microsoft 365 Now Generally Available

• Google Launches New Flagship Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro Smartphones Priced at $599 and $899

• macOS Monterey Includes New ‘Monterey’ Screen Saver

• M1 Pro vs. M1 Max Buyer’s Guide

• What the Inspector General’s Latest FISA Report Can (and Can’t) Tell Us

• An Update on the Prospects for a Contempt Prosecution of Steve Bannon

• REvil ransomware gang goes dark after its Tor sites are hacked

• CISA seeks 24-hour timeline for cyber incident reporting

• Army data fabric to unify tactical, enterprise networks

• Scrambling to counter a ransomware attack could leave you with egg on your face

• Data Breach Hits US Dental Patients

• Threat Trends: Firewall

• Experts found many similarities between the new Karma Ransomware and Nemty variants

• Chinese VPN app Quickfox caught exposing 1 million users’ data

• Social Network Account Stealers Hidden in Android Gaming Hacking Tool

• How health care organizations can improve their cybersecurity in 2021

• CISA says BlackMatter ransomware group behind recent attacks on agriculture companies

• Lyceum APT Returns, This Time Targeting Tunisian Firms

• Winners Announced for 2021 Infosec Inspire Security Awareness Awards

• ‘LEGO Star Wars: Castaways’ Coming to Apple Arcade on November 19

• Instagram Now Allows Users to Post From Desktop

• EFF Files New Lawsuit Against California Sheriff for Sharing ALPR Data with ICE and CBP

• Email phishing crapcannon operators TA505 are back from the dead, researchers warn

• Hackers leak over 24M of user records from Vimeo’s Livestream

• After Years of Delays and Alarmingly Flimsy Evidence, Security Expert Ola Bini’s Trial Set for This Week

• Protect yourself from BlackMatter ransomware: Advice issued

• Introducing AT&T Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR)

• How to better secure user authentication protocols

• Bill Gates Advised To End Emails With Female Staffer, WSJ Alleges

• AI-powered fraud-fighting platform Resistant AI raises $16.6M

• 83% of ransomware victims paid ransom: Survey

• Microsoft, Intel and Goldman Sachs Lead New Supply Chain Security Group at TCG

• Former NSA Deputy Director William Crowell Joins [redacted] Board of Directors

• New MacBook Pros Have Up to 3x Brighter Displays for HDR Content

• Facebook AI algorithms have immensely failed, say UK Ministers

• Apple Adds Notch To New MacBook Pro

• Data Privacy API Company Skyflow Raises $45M Series B Funding to Help Fintech and Healthtech Companies Ship Faster

• NIST and No-notice: Finding the Goldilocks zone for phishing simulation difficulty

• How security has changed in the era of cloud computing

• UK competition watchdog unveils principles to make a kinder antivirus business

• Google Cloud invests $50 million in cybersecurity startup Cybereason

• 83% of ransomware victims paid ransom: survey

• A Guide to Doing Cyberintelligence on a Restricted Budget

• How to keep your data off the Dark Web

• How to proactively detect and prevent ransomware attacks

• Aruba introduces the industry’s first distributed services switch

• Tech support scams top list of latest phishing threats

• Federal agencies issue warning on BlackMatter ransomware

• Squirrel Engine Bug Could Let Attackers Hack Games and Cloud Services

• Deals: Apple’s 256GB Wi-Fi 12.9-Inch iPad Pro Hits New Low Price of $999 ($200 Off)

• 14-Inch MacBook Pro vs. 16-Inch MacBook Pro Buyer’s Guide

• How to Stay Safe from BlackMatter Ransomware Attacks

• Coinbase stock rises after Facebook taps it for help on new cryptocurrency project

• #ISC2CONGRESS – Adam Steltzner Keynote: Perseverance and Ingenuity Will Get Us through the Pandemic

• Halloween comes early for Syniverse, Facebook, and Twitch: What we can learn from their spooky outages plus breaches

• 83% of Ransomware Victims Pay the Demand

• REvil ransomware disappears after Tor services hijacked

• PurpleFox Adds New Backdoor That Uses WebSockets

• Passwordless Authentication Is Here: What Do You Need to Know?

• Valence Emerges From Stealth to Address Business App Connectivity Risks

• Customer Data Privacy Provider Skyflow Raises $45 Million

• Apple’s 140W Power Adapter is Company’s First GaN Charger, Supports USB-C Power Delivery 3.1

• Malicious Accounts that Targeted Security Researches Were Suspended by Twitter

• REvil ransomware gang disappears after Tor services hijacked

• Social Networks Account Stealer Hidden in Android Gaming Hacking Tool

• Tattleware And Privacy | Avast

• Network and security services provider Cato Networks nabs $200M

• Feds Warn BlackMatter Ransomware Gang is Poised to Strike

• Shared Responsibility Key to Protecting Critical Infrastructure

• The Simmering Cybersecurity Risk of Employee Burnout

• 451 Research “Modern Clouds Need A Novel Security Approach”

• NSA Warns Of Wildcard TLS Certificate Dangers, Expert Reacted

• CMA Competition Probe Into Music Streaming Market

• SASE Firm Cato Networks Raises $200 Million at $2.5 Billion Valuation

• University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Hacker Sentenced to Prison

• Using Machine Learning to Guess PINs from Video

• Deals: Don’t Want AirPods 3? Get Apple’s Previous-Gen AirPods With Wireless Charging Case for All-Time Low of $129

• Watch out! Attackers Can Guess Your Credit Card PIN Even If You Are Covering the ATM Pad

• Simplifying the complex: Introducing Privacy Management for Microsoft 365

• Seed-stage cybersecurity companies see investment slowdown, report finds

• Skyflow, which delivers data privacy via an API, raises $45M

• Expert Insights: Joint Cybersecurity Advisory Announced – CISA, FBI, EPA, NSA

• A New Variant of FlawedGrace Spreading Through Mass Email Campaigns

• BitSight Algorithm Update: What You Should Know

• #ISC2CONGRESS – Panel: DEI Initiatives Come Down To Choosing Talent

• Identity protection provider Aura raises $200M at a $2.5B valuation

• Threat detection marketplace SOC Prime nabs $11.5M

• FCC mulls over new rules demanding carriers block spam robot texts at network level

• Secure your databases against opportunistic attackers

• Hacker Steals Government Database Of All Argentine Citizens

• Qubits Are Coming: Your Quantum Computing Future

• 3 things to add to your 2022 cloud to-do list

• Social Now Among Top Three Sectors to be Imitated in Phishing Attempts in Q3 2021

• The VC View: Vendor Risk Management

• CSIRT – law enforcement cooperation workshop

• Symantec uncovered a previously unknown nation-state actor, named Harvester, that targeted telcos

• 14-inch MacBook Pro Can Fast Charge Via Thunderbolt, But Fast Charge Limited to MagSafe in 16-inch Model

• M1 Max Chip May Have More Raw GPU Performance Than a PlayStation 5

• Apple Goes Pro in Second Homegrown Silicon Salvo

• $1.9 Million Paid Out for Exploits at China’s Tianfu Cup Hacking Contest

• US Authorities Issue BlackMatter Ransomware Alert

• Harvester Malicious Group Is Going After Telcos

• VPN Provider’s Misconfiguration Exposes One Million Users

• Trickbot module descriptions

• Third-Gen AirPods Offer Only 5 Hours’ Listening Time With Spatial Audio Enabled

• Revamped Apple Maps Rolls Out in Australia

• Ransomware Attacks Go On with One More Hit: Sinclair TV Stations Targeted

• Researchers Devise Prefetch Side-Channel Attack Threatening AMD CPUs

• Facebook To Hire 10,000 In EU For Metaverse Concept

• The brighter side of Facebook

• Twitter accounts linked to cyberattacks against security researchers suspended

• 4 Steps to Future-Forward SOC Transformation

• Israeli Hospitals Allegedly Targeted by Chinese Threat Actors

• 8 top multifactor authentication products and how to choose an MFA solution

• Managed open source data infrastructure provider Aiven raises $60M

• FCW Insider: October 19, 2021

• TA505 Gang Is Back With Newly Polished FlawedGrace RAT

• UK in Midst of $200m Crypto Fraud Epidemic

• Apple Offering Up to $1,000 of Trade-in for M1 MacBooks Towards Purchase of New MacBook Pros

• Apple’s ‘Unleashed’ Event Now Available on YouTube and Events Website

• 16-inch MacBook Pro With M1 Max Chip Is Marginally Heavier Than Same Model Configured With M1 Pro

• The CISO’s guide to evaluating third-party security platforms

• F-gases worth more than € 10 million seized in a week

• New macOS ‘Compatibility Mode’ Lets Fullscreen Apps Use Area Around Notch

• Looking for adding new detection technologies in your security products?

• FBI, CISA, NSA published a joint advisory on BlackMatter ransomware operations

• Reg scribe spends week being watched by government Bluetooth wristband, emerges to more surveillance

• Top IoT Devices Reported By Abuse Victims | Avast

• 7 Cross-Industry Technology Trends That Will Disrupt the World

• Cybersecurity Experts Warn of a Rise in Lyceum Hacker Group Activities in Tunisia

• Compliance does not equal security

• SASE emerges as the edge becomes an enterprise focal point

• Beware of this Flubot malware that swept entire Australia

• REvil ransomware group hacked

• Trustwave released a free decryptor for the BlackByte ransomware

• WFH is here to stay: Five tactics to improve security for remote teams

• Recommendations for improving DEI in cybersecurity teams

• #ISC2CONGRESS – Chris Krebs Keynote Address: Fighting Cyber Adversaries Requires New Thinking and Approaches

• What Would You Say to the CEO about Hiring for the Cloud?

• Why access management needs to evolve beyond passwords

• Is There Really Such a Thing as a Low-Paid Ransomware Operator?

• Kuo: Mass Production on Apple’s AR/VR Headset May Be Delayed Until End of 2022

• Bots to become the future of work and provide ROI to organizations using them

• Multi-factor authentications soar as enterprises move away from passwords to secure hybrid workers

• #TripwireBookClub – Practical IoT Hacking: The Definitive Guide to Attacking the Internet of Things

• IoT investment to overtake other Industry 4.0 tech in the near future

• Logicalis Secure OnMesh empowers the digital workplace with data-driven managed security services

• ThreatConnect launches Risk Quantifier 6.0 to bring cyber risk quantification for businesses

• Water treatment facilities named in joint cyber advisory

• Here Are All the Ports on the New 14-Inch and 16-Inch MacBook Pro

• BitTitan Migration Discovery Solution offers tenant-to-tenant migration assessments for MSPs

• ManageEngine adds anti-ransomware capabilities to its UEM solution to combat evolving cyberthreats

• SecurID Governance and Lifecycle Cloud helps organizations secure the hybrid workforce

• macOS Monterey and iPadOS 15.1 Release Candidates Limit Safari Color Tab Bar Option to Compact View

• New MacBook Pros Feature 3.5mm Headphone Jack With Advanced Support for High-Impedance Headphones, Six-Speaker Sound System

• New MacBook Pro Keyboard Has All-Black Design, Full-Size Function Keys, and Touch ID Ring

• Japanese messaging giant Line admits it mishandled user data, promises to do better

• REvil ransomware operators claim group is ending activity again, victim leak blog now offline

• Qualcomm Smart Cities partner weaves IoT lighting into large-scale digital twins

• Sinclair Hit by Ransomware Attack, TV Stations Disrupted

• Kovrr collaborates with Aon to improve cyber risk quantification for its clients

• iPhone Hackers Win $300K

• Everything Apple Announced at Today’s Event in Just 7 Minutes

• Top Open Source Security Tools

• FIDO Alliance Research Tracks Passwordless Authentication as It Moves Mainstream

• Survey: How well do IT pros know AI and machine learning?

• Drew Prante joins Strata as CRO

• Pondurance receives Registered Provider Organization status from the CMMC-AB

• Loss Prevention Teams Up With Cybersecurity to Address Retail Fraud

• Group With Potential Links to Iranian Threat Actor Resurfaces

• BlackMatter Ransomware

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

• iMovie for Mac Optimized for New MacBook Pro and Editing Cinematic Mode Videos Shot on iPhone 13

• Deals: Expercom Offers Up to $300 Off Apple’s New 14-Inch and 16-Inch MacBook Pro

• New MacBook Pro Models Include HDMI 2.0 Port Instead of HDMI 2.1

• New MacBook Pros Offer Up to 10 Hours Longer Battery Life Than Prior-Generation

• How the Jan. 6 Committee Can Make It Easy to Prosecute Bannon for Contempt

• Report: 54% of social media users don’t think their info is safe

• BlackMatter Ransomware

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

• Why Now Is the Time to Jump into Cybersecurity and Join Imperva

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-10-18

• Report: Public-sector cyber forecast looks mostly sunny

• Sinclair confirms ransomware attack after TV station disruptions

• Gartner analyst: 12 technologies to accelerate growth, engineer trust and sculpt change in 2022

• Top 5 tips for dealing with supply-chain disruptions

• How to deal with supply-chain disruptions: 5 tips

• Apple’s New AirPods Lineup Starts at $129 With AirPods 2, AirPods 3, AirPods Pro and AirPods Max

• macOS Hides the Notch on New MacBook Pro in Full-Screen Mode

• New Beats Fit Pro Headphones Revealed in iOS 15.1 Beta

• Third-Generation AirPods Require iOS 13, Drop Support for Older iPhones, iPads, and iPods

• Mentions of High Power Mode Possibly for New MacBook Pros Again Found in macOS Monterey

• General Dynamics challenges rival’s $2.7B cloud migration win

• Podcast: Could the Zoho Flaw Trigger SolarWinds 2.0?

• South Korea Wants Help to Arrest Alleged Cyber-Criminals

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• Sinclair Confirms Ransomware Attack That Disrupted TV Stations

• NSA, FBI, CISA Issue Advisory on ‘BlackMatter’ Ransomware

• macOS Monterey Release Candidate Undoes Safari Changes, Reintroduces Old Tab Design

• Delivery Dates for MacBook Pro Models Slipping Into November and December

• New 16-Inch MacBook Pro is Thicker and Heavier Than Previous Generation

• First Apparent Geekbench Score Surfaces for MacBook Pro M1 Max With 2x Faster Multi-Core Performance Compared to M1

• #ISC2CONGRESS – Chris Krebs Keynote Address: Fighting Cyber Adversaries Requires New Thinking and Approaches

• Scaling up secure, single sign-on

• Acer hit with second cyberattack in less than a week, Taiwanese authorities notified

• FinCEN: 2021 ransomware activity outpaces 2020 in 6 months

• After Springhill: Assessing the Impact of Ransomware Lawsuits

• How Machine Identities Can Imperil Enterprise Security

• TeamTNT Deploys Malicious Docker Image On Docker Hub

• How MFA and Cyber Liability Insurance Effectively Manage Risk in Higher Education

• Canon Sued for Disable The Scanning Feature When Printers Run Out of Ink

• Digital twin of Texas coastline informs flood resilience

• Gartner survey of CIOs highlights investments in AI, cloud and cybersecurity

• Sinclair Broadcast Group suffers ransomware attack, breach

• Apple Says Universal Control Coming to macOS Monterey Later This Fall

• Apple Removes References to Original HomePod From Website, Months After Discontinuation

• Apple Releases Polishing Cloth for $19

• 14-Inch MacBook Pro Starts With 8-Core CPU and Has 2 Power Adapter Options, 24-Core GPU Option Available for 16-Inch Model

• Apple Ditches Intel Chips for MacBook Pro With Lineup Featuring M1, M1 Pro, and M1 Max

• Microsoft achieves a Leader placement in Forrester Wave for XDR

• TikTok Serves Up Fresh Gamer Targets via Fake Among Us, Steam Offerings

• Cyber-Attack on US TV Broadcaster

• Sinclair Broadcast Group Confirms Ransomware Attack

• Prometheus endpoint unprotected installs could expose sensitive data

• Easy Access to OAuth 2.0 Protected Resources With the Spring WebClient

• Free Decryptor Released for BlackByte Ransomware

• “Left of Boom” Cybersecurity: Proactive Cybersecurity in a Time of Increasing Threats and Attacks

• EFF Joins Press Freedom Groups In Asking U.S. To Drop Assange Extradition Efforts

• How using the purple team approach helps in addressing cybercrime

• Microsoft called out as big malware hoster – thanks to OneDrive and Office 365 abuse

• HomePod Mini Getting Three New Colors in November: Yellow, Orange, and Blue

• Apple Music Gaining New ‘Voice Plan’ for $4.99/Month

• Apple Announces Redesigned Third-Generation AirPods

• Apple Announces M1 Pro and M1 Max Chips Designed for New MacBook Pro

• AirPods 3 Pricing and Release Date: Available to Order Today for $179, AirPods 2 Now $129

• Profiling hackers using the Malvertising Attack Matrix by Confiant

• Data breach extortion scheme uncovered by NCC Group

• The growing importance of GWACs

• The infrastructure bill won’t be enough to close the digital divide

• Is your organization safe from a cybersecurity attack?

• Third-Party Attacks Are Increasing, But Third-Party Risk Management Is Failing

• Private Data Sharing Firm TripleBlind Raises $24 Million in Series A Funding

• Hands-on domain password policy setup for Active Directory

• A Journey in Organizational Resilience: Training and Testing

• Twitter Suspends Accounts Used to Snare Security Researchers

• Apple Event Live Updates: MacBook Pro and More Expected

• New Facebook whistleblower testifies in U.K.

• Get career advice from 7 inspiring leaders in cybersecurity

• New High Impact Scenarios and Awards for the Azure Bounty Program

• “Killware”: Is it just as bad as it sounds?

• Ransomware attack on US TV Broadcaster Sinclair

• Cybersecurity And Web Hosting: What Businesses Need To Know

• iPhone 13 Pro, Windows, Chrome, Linux and others pwned at Tianfu Cup

• Best gaming VPN for 2021

• 50th EU day against human trafficking

• Why Database Patching Best Practice Just Doesn’t Work and How to Fix It

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• Elders And Digital Burden Fears | Avast

• Robots for kids: Best STEM kits and other tech gifts for hackers of all ages

• Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Why haven’t you updated your security policies?

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of October 11, 2021

• October 2021 Apple Event Spoiler-Free Video Stream

• Apple Considered Launching Cloud Gaming Service

• This Week Marks the 20th Anniversary of the iPod and 30th Anniversary of the PowerBook

• #ISC2Congress – CEO Welcomes Virtual Attendees and Urges Them to Focus on Strong Team Development

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of October 11, 2021

• Taking Stock of the New U.S. Trade Policy on China

• Tracking CVE-2021-26084 and Other Server-Based Vulnerability Exploits via Trend Micro Cloud One and Trend Micro Vision One

• Fraud Victims Lose £9.3bn in Well-Being per Year

• BlackByte Ransomware Decryptor Released

• Google Warns Of Surge In Activity By State-Backed Hackers

• Governor Wants To Prosecute Journalist Who Clicked View Source On Government Site

• Senior Officials Join the U.S. in an Anti-Ransomware Initiative

• $5.2 Billion Worth of Bitcoin Transactions Related to Ransomware

• Accenture Discloses It Had Suffered Data Breach Following a Ransomware Attack

• Cybersecurity Careers: Awareness, Opportunities and Retention

• Banks Informed U.S. Treasury of $590 Million in Ransomware Payments

• Third Party Attacks Are Increasing, But Third-Party Risk Management Is Failing

• Multiple vulnerabilities in popular WordPress plugin WP Fastest Cache

• (ISC)² Addresses the Cybersecurity Workforce Gap with New Entry-Level Cybersecurity Certification Pilot Program

• White House international ransomware initiative outlines hopes and challenges

• New High-End Mac Mini: Everything Rumors Say We Can Expect

• Organisers of Security Serious Week set new Guinness World Records® title for an Online Cybersecurity Lesson

• Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered in Fastest Cache Plugin For WordPress

• Joint cyber advisory issued for water treatment facilities

• BlackByte ransomware decryptor released

• This ‘particularly dangerous’ phishing attack features a weaponized Excel file

• University still recovering from major cyberattack that disrupted IT systems

• Password Auditing Tool L0phtCrack Released as Open Source

• A week in security (Oct 11 – Oct 17)

• Accenture Confirms Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack

• Many Prometheus Endpoints Expose Sensitive Data

• Windows 11 Security Features & Requirements

• Check Point Software Again Earns Leadership Spot in G2 NGFW Reviews

• Does someone else secretly have access to your iPhone or iPad?

• Sinclair TV stations downtime allegedly caused by a ransomware attack

• Could You Be Robbed Using Apple Pay?

• Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Building your career

• How to Switch From Google Authenticator to Another 2FA App

• Lyceum group reborn

• Online Apple Store Goes Down Ahead of ‘Unleashed’ Apple Event

• BEC attacks: Scammers’ latest tricks

• MirrorBlast, the New Phishing Campaign Targeting Financial Organizations

• Chinese tech minister says he’s ‘dealt with’ 73,000 sites that breached the law

• Apple Watch Series 7 Review: A Larger Display, but No Essential Changes

• Twitch Warns Over Source Code Breach

• Dorsey: Square May Develop Bitcoin Mining Hardware

• Learning Framework For Detection of Novel Malware | Avast

• Missouri Governor Urged to Appoint Cybersecurity Panel

• REvil Ransomware’s Tor Sites Were Hijacked

• OpenSea Vulnerabilities Allowed Malicious NFT Uploads To Steal Crypto

• 6 zero trust myths and misconceptions

• Microsoft’s very bad year for security: A timeline

• Europol Warns of Major EU Recovery Fund Fraud

• Facebook Developing ‘Egocentric’ Artificial Intelligence

• US, Kazakhstan Take Bitcoin Mining Lead From China

• Twitch: No Passwords Were Taken in Data Breach

• Full-Size Function Keys Expected to Feature on New MacBook Pro Models

• The Data Breach Twitch Suffered Had Minimal Impact, the Company Says

• US Treasury Tracks $5.2bn of Ransomware Transactions in Six Months

• Apple Removes Quran App In China

• Sunderland University Seeks To Recover From ‘Extensive’ Cyber-Attack

• Over 30 Countries Pledge to Fight Ransomware Attacks in US-led Global Meeting

• Chinese tech minister says he’s ‘dealt with’ 73,000 websites that breached the law

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• Waymo Vehicles Clog Quiet San Francisco Street

• Whatever sort of disaster we’re talking about, if your backups are fried, you’re not going to recover

• REvil ransomware operation shuts down once again

• Heimdal™ Security Is a Finalist at the Computing Security Awards 2021 in Thirteen Categories

• REvil Ransomware Gang Goes Underground After Tor Sites Were Compromised

• Experts spotted an Ad-Blocking Chrome extension injecting malicious ads

• Analyzing and implementing a national zero trust architecture

• Ransomware news headlines trending on Google

• Google alerts over 50k users about State funded Cyber Attacks

• Windows 10, Linux, iOS, Chrome and Many Others at Hacked Tianfu Cup 2021

• The importance of crisis management in the age of ransomware

• New Google Dorks List Collection for SQL Injection – SQL Dorks 2021

• Remote access security strategy under scrutiny as hybrid/remote working persists

• Cyber risk trends driving the surge in ransomware incidents

• US gov claims ransomware ‘earned’ $590m in the first half of 2021 alone – mostly in Bitcoin

• In Cyberwar, Attribution Can Be Impossible — and That’s OK

• Most employees believe backing up company data is not their problem

• Intel CEO Hopes to Win Back Apple by Making Better Chips Than Apple

• 400GbE data center switch ports shipments to exceed 10 million this year

• Enterprises increasingly adopting containers, many turning to providers for support

• Learning All About Ghidra – Inside a Class with Craig Young

• Salesforce Monitoring with Tripwire Configuration Manager

• Facebook hits back at claims its AI has minimal success in fighting hate speech

• The workforce challenge facing the IRS

• Enterprises are scrambling to deploy zero trust security

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