IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-16

• BrandPost: Security Threat Researchers Uncover “Dropper-as-a-Service Platforms”

• Data management platform Bigeye unveils rapid dataset validation tool

• IT controls still a pain point, DOD audit finds

• Emotet Makes a Comeback

• New Global Rackspace Technology Survey Underscores Rapid Pace of Cloud Adoption

• GitHub addressed two major vulnerabilities in the NPM package manager

• Limited-Edition Beats Flex Launching in Collaboration With Fragment Design

• Rooting Malware Is Back for Mobile. Here’s What to Look Out For.

• How to create security metrics business leaders care about

• Report: Facebook Has Continued Collecting Teens’ Data For Advertising Despite Promises

• Cybercriminals Increasingly Employ Crypto-Mixers to Launder Stolen Profits

• The inside story of ransomware repeatedly masquerading as a popular JS library for Roblox gamers

• Emotet malware reemerges, building botnet via Trickbot malware

• A Foray into Fuzzing

• Why we should insist on technology-neutral broadband infrastructure funding

• 14 tactics to use during a ransomware negotiation

• Emotet is Rebuilding its Botnet

• Strategic web compromises in the Middle East with a pinch of Candiru

• Chrome 96 Plugs High-Risk Browser Flaws

• The Old Ways Aren’t Working: Let’s Rethink OT Security

• REvil Is Down—For Now

• 200M Adult Cam Model, User Records Exposed in Stripchat Breach

• Blacksmith: Rowhammer Fuzzer Bypasses Existing Protections

• Apple Updates AirPods Pro Firmware to Version 4A402 and AirPods 3 Firmware to 4B66

• Everything New in iOS 15.2 Beta 3: Macro Mode Updates, iCloud Private Relay Tweaks and More

• TrickBot helps Emotet come back from the dead

• Lock up your Office macros: Emotet botnet back from the dead with Trickbot links

• ESET Finds Candiru Campaign On UK, Middle East Websites

• Hackers Targeted Afghan Officials on Facebook Amid Taliban Offensive

• HTML Smuggling Techniques on the Rise: Microsoft

• Protecting today’s web applications requires more than a firewall

• Protect against phishing with Attack Simulation Training in Microsoft Defender for Office 365

• Army seeks to leverage native analytics for supply chain resilience

• The big lift: Modernizing state UI systems

• Best VPN Black Friday deals: Surfshark for $2.21/mo, NordVPN for $3.29/mo

• FBI Hacker Offers to Sell Data Allegedly Stolen in Robinhood Breach

• Microsoft releases out-of-band update for Windows Server

• 3 ways to balance app innovation with app security

• Ethical Hackers Stymie $27bn of Cybercrime

• ‘Ghostwriter’ Looks Like a Purely Russian Op—Except It’s Not

• A nanoantenna for long-distance, ultra-secure communication

• MosesStaff Locks Up Targets, with No Ransom Demand, No Decryption

• GitHub Confirms Another Major NPM Security Defect

• The self-driving smart suitcase… that the person behind you can hijack!

• 4 Considerations for Improving Cloud Security Hygiene

• New Blacksmith Exploit Bypasses Current Rowhammer Attack Defenses

• Qualcomm Expecting to Supply Just 20% of 2023 iPhone Modems As Apple Prepares to Launch Its Own Chips

• Apple Seeds Third Beta of watchOS 8.3 to Developers

• Apple Seeds Third Betas of iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2 to Developers

• Apple Seeds Third Beta of macOS Monterey 12.1 to Developers

• Protect against phishing with Attack Simulation Training in Microsoft Defender for Officer 365

• Apple brings feature back that allow users to report fraudulent apps

• Cyber Threats to Veterans in 2021: Spam and Scams Exploit Support for Veterans

• Big data privacy for machine learning just got 100 times cheaper

• What To Know to Fight Against Cyber Attacks

• GitHub fixes authorisation vulnerability in the NPM JavaScript package registry

• Call to Patch: Zero Day Discovered in Enterprise Help Desk Platform

• CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart)

• The concrete effects of body cameras on police accountability

• Belarus government accused of ‘partial responsibility’ for Ghostwriter campaigns

• K-12 School Districts Failing at Cloud Security

• Cisco Bolsters Endpoint Security to Stop Threats with Simple, Unified Defense

• The importance of identity and Microsoft Azure Active Directory resilience

• Moody’s: Cyber Risk Quantification Is Credit Positive

• Five James Bond gadgets which use real world technologies

• 2022 Cybersecurity predictions

• UK Orders Full Investigation Of Nvidia’s ARM Acquisition

• ProxyShell vulnerabilities exploited in domain-wide ransomware attacks

• ‘Ghostwriter’ Looked Like a Purely Russian Op—Except It’s Not

• Learning From China’s Techlash

• Agile Multilateralism Is Needed to Address Cybercrime Safe Havens

• When renting a hitman online goes horribly wrong

• BrandPost: 4 Reasons to Unify Endpoint and Network Protections

• Google To Invest $740 Million After Australia Clash

• FBI Investigates After Internal Server Sent Fake Emails

• How Does Penetration Testing Fit into Your Security Strategy?

• Apple AR Headset ‘Approaching Liftoff’ as Development Mirrors Period Before Apple Watch Launch

• Managing chaos: How 9/11 and the pandemic changed the way organisations understand critical events

• Evolving trends in Iranian threat actor activity – MSTIC presentation at CyberWarCon 2021

• Mozilla sprinkles Firefox Relay with Premium fairy dust

• New Type of Supply Chain Attack Could Put Popular Admin Tools at Risk

• Qualities of a Highly Available Cloud

• Data Breach Pulse Check: On-Prem Database Security

• Ransomware gangs are now rich enough to buy zero-day flaws, say researchers

• Threat Hunting Firm Team Cymru Acquires Attack Surface Management Firm Amplicy

• UK Government Orders Phase Two Review into Nvidia-Arm Deal

• Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome

• Red Hat Global Customer Tech Outlook 2022: Hybrid and multicloud strategies lead the way as funding priorities hold steady

• 1Password 8 for Windows is here, features enhanced security and privacy

• Cryptomining Malware Targets Alibaba ECS Instances

• SharkBot Android banking Trojan cleans users out

• SoNot SoSafe: Android malware disguises itself as secure messaging app

• Joker Malware Disguised As Smart TV Remote App Targets Android Users

• Zero Trust’s Impact on API Security

• How I Got Here: Trevor’s Career Journey Across Four Countries and Five Roles

• Avast Threat Labs Q3 Report | Avast

• Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome

• This New Attack Bypasses Rowhammer Defenses In Most DRAM, Say Researchers

• Robinhood Customers Have Their Email Addresses Available for Sale on Hacker Forum

• Not only MSPs: All cloudy firms are in line for UK security law crackdown

• Amazon Fined $500,000 Over Covid Notification Mistakes

• Justt emerges from stealth with $70M to fight chargeback fraud with AI

• Navigating the Complexity of Today’s Digital Supply Chain

• Adult cam site StripChat exposes the data of millions of users and cam models

• Most Inspiring Women in Cyber 2021: Anjali Das, Partner, Co-Chair Cybersecurity and Data Privacy at Wilson Elser

• EFF’s New Series of How to Fix the Internet Podcast Tackles Toughest Issues in Tech

• As cloud threats inundate businesses, Cado Security aims for rapid expansion

• The US government just launched a big push to fill cybersecurity jobs, with salaries to match

• Palo Alto Networks updates Prisma Cloud to secure the full app lifecycle

• Emotet malware: “The report of my death was an exaggeration”

• New Federal Government Cybersecurity Incident and Vulnerability Response Playbooks

• Deals: Save Up to $149 on Apple’s 2020 M1 Mac Mini, Starting at $599.99 for 256GB

• Mail Privacy Protection Seemingly Undermined by Apple Watch

• Emotet Malware Appears to Be Back in Business

• As cloud threats inundate businesses, Cado Security aims for rapid expansion

• Palo Alto Networks updates Prisma Cloud to secure the full app lifecycle

• Emotet malware: “The report of my death was an exaggeration”

• Emotet Malware Appears to Be Back in Business

• UK Covid App Goes Offline

• Emotet Resurfaces on the Back of TrickBot After Nearly a Year

• Fear and shame are making it harder to fight ransomware and accidental data loss, report finds

• Intel CPU Vulnerability Can Expose Cryptographic Keys

• New Federal Government Cybersecurity Incident and Vulnerability Response Playbooks

• Heimdal™ Black Friday E-Fraud Study Reveals Upsurge in Cryptomining Domains

• Top 5 Considerations for Single Sign-On (SSO)

• Financial advisors struggle with putting their clients into cryptocurrencies

• CrowdStrike Falcon’s Autonomous Detection and Prevention Delivers Another AAA Rating in SE Labs Evaluations

• Everything You Need To Know About Log Analysis

• Palo Alto Networks unveils ML-powered cloud security platform

• New Federal Government Cybersecurity Incident and Vulnerability Response Playbooks

• What Is Privileged Access Management (PAM)?

• 3 Tips for Cyber Risk Mitigation that Drive Operational Efficiencies

• The Importance of Security Control Baselines

• Emotet, once the world’s most dangerous malware, is back

• Emotet Using TrickBot to Get Back in the Game

• Researchers Demonstrate New Way to Detect MITM Phishing Kits in the Wild

• Wire Fraud Scam Upgraded with Bitcoin

• MosesStaff attacks organizations with encryption malware – no payment demand made

• Epic Games CEO Renews Attack on Apple and Calls for Single, Universal App Store

• Heimdal™ Security Feature on Irish Tech News Podcast to Discuss the Recent GLS Scam Insights

• Openreach To Pilot Closure Of Five Telephone Exchange Areas

• Report: 91% of attacks on tech platforms now come from bots

• Why I Hate Password Rules

• Starter Templates Plugin Flaw Affected 1M+ WordPress Sites

• SharkBot Android Trojan Steals Banking and Crypto Accounts

• New Mac malware raises more questions about Apple’s security patching

• 6 key points of the new CISA/NSA 5G cloud security guidance

• Cyber Security in the Public Sector: Global Trend Toward Increasingly Lucrative Public Sector Targets

• FCW Insider: November 16, 2021

• Israeli Entities Targeted by the New Politically-motivated “Moses Staff” Hacking Group

• China Telecom Appeals Against US Ban

• Zoom patches vulnerabilities in its range of conferencing apps

• Peloton bike, Amazon Halo Band and Facebook Portal featured on Mozilla list of holiday gifts lacking privacy features

• New banking Trojan SharkBot makes waves across Europe, US

• Cryptojackers Disable Alibaba Cloud Security Agent

• Notorious Emotet Botnet Makes a Comeback with the Help of TrickBot Malware

• Intel addresses 2 high-severity issues in BIOS firmware of several processors

• Global Operations Lead to Arrests of Alleged Members of GandCrab/REvil and Cl0p Cartels

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

• Intel’s recent Atom, Celeron, Pentium chips can be lulled into a debug mode, potentially revealing system secrets

• SharkBot, a new Android Trojan targets banks in Europe

• If cybercriminals can’t see data because it’s encrypted, they have nothing to steal

• OAuth 2.0 Session Clustering

• China Telecom requests court to overturn US ban: Report

• New ‘Moses Staff’ Hacker Group Targets Israeli Companies With Destructive Attacks

• We need a Cyber Awareness Century

• Cloud compliance: Falling out of it could spell doom

• EFF’s How to Fix the Internet Podcast Offers Optimistic Solutions to Tech Dystopias

• Podcast Episode: What Police Get When They Get Your Phone

• Gravity Malware Returns As Fake Encrypted Chat App To Steal Sensitive Data

• How do I select a policy automation solution for my business?

• Operational technology and zero trust

• China Telecom’s US arm sues in last-ditch bid to retain license

• China makes cybersecurity inspections mandatory for companies

• Some details about PhoneSpy Malware

• SharkBot — A New Android Trojan Stealing Banking and Cryptocurrency Accounts

• New BotenaGo Botnet With 30+ Exploits Targets Millions Of IoT Devices

• Shrinking cyber budgets are leaving businesses at risk

• Ducks Unlimited – 1,324,364 breached accounts

• Cultural divide between IT and OT teams leaves 65% of organizations unable to secure both environments

• Internal audit leaders expect new risks to emerge post-pandemic

• 5G and edge computing will lead an app development revolution

• Executech Announces Acquisition of Elevate

• Why retailers must adopt a Zero Trust approach during this holiday season

• NICE Actimize IFM-X Dark Web Intelligence detects fraud and account takeover threats

• RangeForce launches tiered offering for security teams to combat current and emerging threats

• ACI Worldwide Network Intelligence Technology protects customers in a real-time fraud environment

• FBI systems compromised to send out fake attack alerts

• Zyxel collaborates with Avira to help SMBs defend against unknown threats

• Immuta strengthens Snowflake integration to evolve complex data access control policies

• Ducks Unlimited (unverified) – 1,324,364 breached accounts

• Immersive Labs acquires Snap Labs to bring cyber simulations customized for specific environments

• Digivault partners with Asset Reality to assist law enforcement agencies with asset recovery

• Chinese Communist Party official expelled for mining cryptocurrency

• Army seeks native data analytics in its logistics systems

• T-Mobile’s ‘Ultra Capacity’ 5G Now Covers 200 Million People

• Netography raises $45M to secure the atomized network and boost technology innovations

• OneSpan appoints Matthew Moynahan as President and CEO

• Booz Allen spins out SnapAttack to a new cyber threat hunting and detection company

• The Troubling Rise of Internet Access Brokers

• Cybersecurity is a growing field that can benefit from hiring veterans

• Hacker Compromises FBI Server to Send Fake Emails

• Immersive Labs Acquires Snap Labs to Power Cyber Simulations With New Depth and Realism

• Operation Reacharound – Emotet malware is back

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-15

• Report: 60% of orgs hit by ransomware-as-a-service attacks in the past 18 months

• New York needs to get ahead of cyberattacks, audit finds

• Norton Special Report Reveals Nearly 1 in 2 Gamers Have Experienced a Cyberattack

• Trend Micro: 90% of IT Decision Makers Believe Organizations Compromise on Cybersecurity in Favor of Other Goals

• Apple Adds 120Hz Scrolling for New MacBook Pro Models in Latest Safari Technology Preview Release

• GSA announces $150M in Federal Citizen Services Fund projects

• Data transparency helps builds public faith in police

• The Best Ransomware Response, According to the Data

• FBI Attributes Abuse of Its Email Account to Software ‘Misconfiguration’

• When the world ends, all that will be left are cockroaches and new Rowhammer attacks: RAM defenses broken again

• FBI email system compromised to issue fake alerts

• Apple’s Home Services Head Departs Company After Two Years

• virus hoax

• High-Severity Intel Processor Bug Exposes Encryption Keys

• Cloudflare Battles 2 Tbps DDoS Attack Launched by Mirai Botnet

• Microsoft Says HTML Smuggling Attacks On The Rise

• Cloudflare mitigated 2 Tbps DDoS attack, the largest attack it has seen to date

• Book Sale: Click Here to Kill Everybody and Data and Goliath

• TechTank: In the U.S.A.’s Tech-Driven Economy, Is Enough Being Done to Protect Consumer Choice and Privacy?

• 3 ways agencies can fix their lagging digital verification infrastructures

• Cybercriminals Target Alibaba Cloud for Cryptomining, Malware

• Federal Agencies Need to Be Staffed to Advance Broadband and Tech Competition

• America, when you’re done hitting us with the ban hammer, see these on-prem Zoom bugs, says Positive

• DHS Cybersecurity Talent Management System

• Fake emails exploited FBI email service to warn of phony cyberattacks

• Hacker accessed FBI server to send fake email threats

• ProxyShell leads to domain-wide ransomware attack

• Scam Spotter Campaign Flags Gift Card Fraud

• How Open Systems uses Microsoft tools to improve security maturity

• How organizations are beefing up their cybersecurity to combat ransomware

• Costco Hit by Card Skimming Attack Heading Into Holiday Season

• Cloudflare Mitigates 2 Tbps DDoS Attack Launched by Mirai Botnet

• Facebook Admits That Content Moderation In Metaverse Will Be “Practically Impossible”

• After Facebook Leaks, Here Is What Should Come Next

• WP Reset PRO Plugin Bug Could Allow Wiping Site Databases

• BrandPost: Keeping Up With the Botnets

• Falcon Spotlight ExPRT.AI Aids Federal Agencies in Meeting CISA Mandate

• Reduce the risk of cyber attacks with frameworks, assessments

• US Journalist Imprisoned for Spreading False Information is Freed

• How to Negotiate With Ransomware Attackers

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of November 8, 2021

• HYPER Debuts 15-Port Dock That Supports 3 4K Displays

• Apple Defends Its Ads for Third-Party Apps, Says It Regularly Communicates With Developers and Has Been Running Them for Five Years

• Email encryption should be a no-brainer, not a brain melter

• Don’t fall for LinkedIn phishing: How to watch for this credential-stealing attack

• Costco Hit by Card Skimming Attack Head of Holiday Season

• How zero-trust SDP can work with a VPN for remote work

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of November 8, 2021

• Deepfakes and Synthetic Media Ethics Explained

• Card Skimmers Found At Chicago Costcos

• This Mysterious Malware Could Threaten Millions Of Routers And IoT Devices

• BrandPost: Seeking Digital Innovators for the $1M Future of Life Online Challenge

• BrandPost: Why Innovation Is Critical in Today’s Rapidly Changing Digital World

• BrandPost: Success! Separate Yourself From the Pack for Innovative Online Experiences

• A Journey in Organizational Resilience: The Data Life Cycle

• Immersive Labs Acquires Snap Labs

• JupiterOne and Cisco Announce Launch of Secure Cloud Insights

• IBM Says Quantum Chip Could Beat Standard Chips In Two Years

• FBI System Exploited To Email Fake Cyberattack Alert

• Apple Highlights ‘Disney Melee Mania’ Apple Arcade Exclusive, Shares ‘Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock’ Teaser

• Amazon Launches Prime Video App for Mac

• Establishing a Humanitarian Financial Corridor for Afghanistan

• Intel chip flaw could enable attacks on laptops, cars, medical devices (CVE-2021-0146)

• AI-driven adaptive protection against human-operated ransomware

• FBI server hijacked to send up to 100,000 bogus attack mails

• Driftwood Security Tool Released to Prevent Private Key Leaks

• HTML Smuggling Attack In The Wild Targeting The Banking Sector

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• FBI Email Servers hacked

• New vulnerabilities allowed attackers to intercept Zoom meetings

• FBI Says Its System Was Exploited to Email Fake Cyberattack Alert

• Apple Allegedly Buys Ads for Subscription-Based Apps to Collect More Commission

• Enhancing AT&T SASE with Palo Alto Networks ‘as a Service’

• Netography, which offers security for the ‘atomized’ network, gets $45M

• Cybersecurity M&A Roundup for Second Week of November 2021

• Researchers Demonstrate New Fingerprinting Attack on Tor Encrypted Traffic

• North Korea-linked Lazarus group targets cybersecurity experts with Trojanized IDA Pro

• Costco Credit Card Skimmer Led to Data Breach

• Groups Target Alibaba ECS Instances for Cryptojacking

• This mysterious malware could threaten millions of routers and IoT devices

• Diebold Nixdorf ATM Flaws Allowed Attackers to Modify Firmware, Steal Cash

• FBI email hack spreads fake security alerts. Here’s what to do…

• Exclusive Deals: Start Your Holiday Shopping With 30% Off Any One Item Sitewide at ZAGG/Mophie

• Apple Imposing Strict Terms on U.S. States for Digital IDs in Wallet App

• Cloudflare enables developers to build apps on its serverless platform

• A New Europol Report Says That High Profile Targets Were the Focus of Ransomware Groups

• The hard benefits of soft skills

• Facebook and Google “listening” is more pervasive than you think

• Malicious shopping websites surge in number in advance of Black Friday

• How Visibility Became the Lifeblood of SecOps and Business Success

• Microsoft rolled out emergency updates to fix Windows Server auth failures

• Most Inspiring Women in Cyber 2021: Eleanor Ludlam, Senior Associate at DAC Beachcroft LLP

• Netography, which offers security for the ‘atomized’ network, gets $45M

• Securing Your Smartphone

• Evasive maneuvers: HTML smuggling explained

• MacOS Zero-Day Vulnerability Allowed Keylogging and Screengrabs

• Google Release ClusterFuzzLite Fuzzing Tool As Part Of CI/CD Workflows To Find Bugs

• How big data analytics helps enterprises improve cybersecurity

• How Attackers Exploit the Remote Desktop Protocol

• Cisco partners with JupiterOne for cloud security platform

• 91% of IT leaders affected by supply chain disruption: survey

• As ransomware attacks rise, US government advice to protect K-12 schools is “vastly outdated”

• November 2021 Patch Tuesday: Two Active Zero-Days and Four Publicly Disclosed CVEs

• Cisco Secure Cloud Insights is your Eye in the Sky

• 1-15 October 2021 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• There’s something to be said for delayed gratification when Windows 11 is this full of bugs

• Rookies Needed – Experience Required

• Sketchy Pwned Passwords

• FCW Insider: November 15, 2021

• New cyber talent system, years in the making, goes into effect at DHS

• What Makes Us Click? Cyberscams and The Brain with Martina Dove, PhD

• IoT Protocol Used by NASA, Siemens and Volkswagen Can Be Exploited by Hackers

• Instagram’s memorialize feature abused to memorialize…Instagram’s boss

• Time to upgrade? Windows 10 version 2004 support ends soon

• Costco says card skimmers were found at Chicago-area warehouses, less than 500 people affected

• Network Security Company Netography Raises $45 Million

• 42% of UK Gamers Have Experienced a Cyber-Attack on Their Account or Device

• 3 reasons devops must integrate agile and ITSM tools

• Fake Emails Sent From FBI Address via Compromised Law Enforcement Portal

• Four Things Your CISO Wants Your Board to Know

• Happy 10th Birthday, Security Affairs

• Morgan Stanley initiates CrowdStrike at underweight, says cyber stock is too expensive

• Ancient Olympia To Be Preserved As Virtual Reality Archive

• Toshiba Plans To Break Itself Up Into Three Units

• Elon Musk Sells More Tesla Stock As Value Slides

• Uber Raises London Prices By 10 Percent Amidst Driver Shortage

• Quick Hits

• US and Israel Agree Anti-Ransomware Coalition

• GravityRAT Distributed by Bogus End-to-end Encrypted App

• FBI’s Email Servers Were Hacked

• China looks to classify online data in draft security laws

• CISA: Patch These ICS Flaws Across Multiple Vendors

• North Korean Hackers Target Cybersecurity Researchers with Trojanized IDA Pro

• QAKBOT Trojan returns using Squirrelwaffle as a dropper

• Resecurity brings dark web and threat intelligence to AWS Marketplace

• A week in security (Nov 8 – Nov 14)

• 8 tips for a standout security analyst resume

• How Target’s CISO balances customer security and customer experience

• FBI Fixes Misconfigured Server After Hoax Email Alert

• How to Tackle SaaS Security Misconfigurations

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• Alibaba Singles’ Day Growth Slumps Amidst Crackdown

• Two Sony PS5 exploits disclosed the same day

• Strengthen Muscles of Software Systems

• When cybersecurity becomes terrifying

• How to achieve permanent server hardening through automation

• When it comes to securing systems against quantum computers, there is no one-size-fits-all solution

• Intel confirms two local security issues that affect many Intel processor generations

• Digital life after death: Do you have a password-sharing plan in place?

• 10,000+ websites and apps are vulnerable to Magecart

• Cloud API Services, Apps and Containers Will Be Targeted in 2022

• FBI’s Email System Hacked to Send Out Fake Cyber Security Alert to Thousands

• Healthcare organizations at risk: The attack surface is expanding

• US to fight Ransomware Attacks with Israel

• Ransomware gangs targeting companies in M&A transition

• Top risks auditors should cover in their 2022 audit plans

• The future of digital infrastructure: Top 10 predictions

• FBI spams thousands with fake infosec advice after ‘software misconfiguration’

• Skillsoft’s Global Knowledge Skills and Salary Report Finds Three in Four IT Departments Face Critical Skills Gaps

• CISSPs from Around the Globe: An Interview with Dr. Christine Izuakor

• How Achieving Compliance with PCI DSS Can Help Meet GDPR Mandates

• VERT Research Tips: Byting into Python

• eBook: Biometric Authentication For Dummies

• Report: New banking trojans rise 80% each year

• SIMS Software Named a Premier Sponsor in the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards

• BT Inflame uses epidemiological modeling to help combat cyberattacks

• FBI spams thousands after ‘software misconfiguration’

• Bad form: FBI server sending fake emails taken offline and fixed, no data impacted

• ENISA – The need for Incident Response Capabilities in the health sector

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