IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-01-12

• TransCredit exposed financial data of half a million Americans and Canadians

• Defense officials press lawmakers for a 2022 appropriation

• Fortinet: Cybercriminals are exploiting Omicron news to distribute RedLine malware

• Maryland officials confirm ransomware attack shut down department of health

• New Research Reveals Public-Sector IAM Weaknesses and Priorities

• Apple Says iOS 15.2 Included No Changes That Would Have Toggled iCloud Private Relay Off

• Ransomware puts New Mexico prison in lockdown: Cameras, doors go offline

• Apple Patches iOS HomeKit Flaw After Researcher Warning

• CNMF Identifies and Discloses Malware used by Iranian APT MuddyWater

• Q4 2021 Cyber Attacks Statistics

• Livestreamed Hearing Friday: EFF Will Ask Court to Issue Judgment Against SFPD for Illegally Spying on Protesters Marching in Support of Black Lives

• Lessons from the Kronos Ransomware Attack – Why Good Enough isn’t Enough

• Amazon, Azure Clouds Host RAT-ty Trio in Infostealing Campaign

• Widespread, Easily Exploitable Windows RDP Bug Opens Users to Data Theft

• CNMF Identifies and Discloses Malware used by Iranian APT MuddyWater

• Hands-On With LG’s 32-Inch UltraFine OLED Pro Display

• Tennessee taps evidence-based budgeting for funding decisions

• Fortinet warns of cybercriminals using Omicron variant news to distribute RedLine stealer

• Clinical Review Vendor Reports Data Breach

• U.S. Security Agencies Warn About Russian Threat Gangs Amid Ukraine Tensions

• Russia-linked threat actors targets critical infrastructure, US authorities warn

• Apple Clarifies iCloud Private Relay Wording in iOS 15.3 to Prevent Confusion Over Carrier Support

• Microsoft Hires Former Apple Chip Architect

• Amazon’s Alabama Warehouse To Vote Next Month On Trade Union

• 2-year prison for pervert who hacked webcams to spy on underage girls

• DHS launches new program to recruit, train climate professionals

• Stolen TikTok Videos, Bent on Fraud, Invade YouTube Shorts

• Teen Makes Tesla Hacking Claim

• IRS plans new version of its $700M digital platform contract

• ‘ASTORS’ Award Winner Ermetic Receives SOC 2 Type II Certification

• EA confirms dozens of high-profile FIFA accounts hacked

• Phishers Take Over FIFA 22 Accounts

• Flashpoint Acquires Risk Based Security

• iOS 15.2.1 and iPadOS 15.2.1 Address HomeKit Vulnerability

• Face ID Under the Display Returns to Being an iPhone 15 Pro Rumor

• New York AG Warns 17 Firms of Credential Attacks

• Mozilla Patches High-Risk Firefox, Thunderbird Security Flaws

• Apple Seeds Second Beta of tvOS 15.3 to Developers

• Apple Seeds Second Beta of watchOS 8.4 to Developers

• Apple Seeds Second Betas of iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 to Developers

• Ransomware demands… a new approach to security

• US government urges organizations to prepare for Russian-sponsored cyber threats

• New RAT campaign abusing AWS, Azure cloud services

• Critical Infrastructure Security and a Case for Optimism in 2022

• FTC Antitrust Case Against Facebook Can Proceed, Judge Rules

• Increasing Number of Bank-Themed Survey Scams

• How to balance self-service analytics and security

• Firefox 96 update focuses on noise improvements, main thread efficiency

• 5 Best VPN Services 2022: Tried-and-true picks for your online privacy

• iPhone 14 Pro Now Rumored to Feature Both Pill-Shaped and Circular Cutouts

• Microsoft Zero Trust solutions deliver 92 percent return on investment, says new Forrester study

• Software engineer hacked webcams to spy on girls—Here’s how to protect yourself

• Update now: Microsoft patches 97 bugs including 6 zero-days and a wormable one

• U.S. Cyber Command Operation Targets ‘Real-life Cyber Threats’

• Wormable Windows HTTP hole – what you need to know

• FIFA 22 phishers tackle customer support with social engineering

• Biggest Threats Application Development Companies Are Facing Today

• European Union to Launch Supply Chain Attack Simulation

• Deals: Shop the Latest New Year’s Discounts on Apple’s Entire iPhone 13 Lineup

• Rethinking the Homeland Security Enterprise

• Europol to delete huge data sets of personal info of EU Citizens

• Foxconn’s India Factory Restarts Production After Protests

• Eureka Emerges From Stealth With Cloud Data Security Platform

• New RedLine malware version distributed as fake Omicron stat counter

• AvosLocker Ransomware New Variant Targets Linux Systems and ESXi Servers

• How you can claim your share of the upcoming TikTok privacy settlement

• Multi-platform SysJoker backdoor targeting Windows, macOS & Linux Devices

• How to Analyze Malicious Microsoft Office Files

• Pis Detect Malware By Scanning For Electromagnetic Waves

• This new malware wants to create backdoors and targets Windows, Linux and macOS

• FIFA Ultimate Team Account Takeovers Plague EA Gamers

• Microsoft Introduces New Security Update Notifications

• Security Validation Firm Pentera Raises $150 Million at $1 Billion Valuation

• Patch Management Today: A Risk-Based Strategy to Defeat Cybercriminals

• China Accuses Walmart For Nineteen Cybersecurity Network Breaches

• Top-10 Privacy Fines by UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office

• Germany May Close Down Telegram, Minister Warns

• Korean Companies Battling to Enter Apple Car Supply Chain

• iPhone 14 Pro Again Rumored to Feature Upgraded 48-Megapixel Camera

• Arming CISOs With the Skills to Combat Disinformation

• Eureka emerges from stealth to secure cloud data stores with automation

• New Cross-Platform Backdoor ‘SysJoker’ Used in Targeted Attacks

• ICS Patch Tuesday: Siemens, Schneider Electric Address 40 Vulnerabilities

• Windows, macOS, and Linux OSs Targeted by SysJoker Backdoor

• Log4j: How hackers are using the flaw to deliver this new ‘modular’ backdoor

• Remote Access Trojans spread through Microsoft Azure, AWS cloud service abuse

• Phishers Rip Off High-Profile EA Gamers

• UK Launches Initiative to Develop Global AI Standards

• Hackers Use Cloud Services to Distribute Nanocore, Netwire, and AsyncRAT Malware

• How to drive a successful, proactive tech refresh

• A new multi-platform backdoor is leveraged by an advanced threat actor

• YouTube ‘Major Conduit’ Of Misinformation, Fact-checkers Allege

• Department of Veterans Affairs signs $13M contract with Google Cloud

• Cisco Talos discovers a new malware campaign using the public cloud to hide its tracks

• A New PowerShell Backdoor Is Being Used in Log4j Attacks

• Attackers Could Gain Access to User Data due to a ‘Powerdir’ Flaw in macOS

• Apple To Unveil 5G Equipped iPhone SE This Spring – Report

• CISA Adds 15 Recent and Older Vulnerabilities to ‘Must-Patch’ List

• Faking an iPhone Reboot

• New Opportunity: Join (ISC)² Regional Event Committees

• U.S. Issues Fresh Warning Over Russian Cyber Threats as Ukraine Tensions Mount

• 5 Latest Cybersecurity Threat News

• Teen Hacker Claims To Have Taken Control Of 25 Teslas

• Joint FBI/CISA/NSA Warning On Russian Threats To Critical Infrastructure

• Google Drive Top App For Malware Downloads

• Comment: Cyber Attacks On Corporations Hit Record Breaking Highs

• False Omicron Stat Counter App Embedded with New RedLine Malware Version

• Ransomware targets Edge users

• Malware Abcbot Related to the Xanthe Cryptomining Bug Developer’s

• Is Bluetooth a Cyber Security Liability?

• Is Cloud-Based Ransomware the Future of Cyber Crime?

• Credential Stuffing Business Guide | Avast

• Hackers are using the Log4j flaw to deliver this new ‘modular’ backdoor

• Two Years for Man Who Used RATs to Spy on Women and Children

• Iran-linked APT35 group exploits Log4Shell flaw to deploy a new PowerShell backdoor

• Several EA accounts compromised by phishing mails

• Intimate photo hacker spared from jail, said he “liked the detective work”

• Info-saturated techie builds bug alert service that phones you to warn of new vulns

• Humans might let you down, but CloudGuard won’t! (Just don’t expect a Birthday card)

• December 2021’s Most Wanted Malware: Trickbot, Emotet and the Log4j plague

• Microsoft Starts 2022 with 97 CVEs in January Patch Tuesday

• New SysJoker Espionage Malware Targeting Windows, macOS, and Linux Users

• City of Grass Valley, California, Suffers Data Breach

• WhatsApp Tests Ability to Play Voice Messages Outside of Chat Threads

• XDR: Redefining the game for MSSPs serving SMBs and SMEs

• SAP Patches Log4Shell Vulnerability in More Applications

• Europol Ordered to Delete Vast Trove of Personal Information

• FBI, NSA and CISA Warns of Russian Hackers Targeting Critical Infrastructure

• Adobe fixes 4 critical Reader bugs that were demonstrated at Tianfu Cup

• Build your own Android security product

• Microsoft says Powerdir vulnerability in macOS could have given attackers access to user data

• Bugs With URL Parsing Libraries Could Allow DoS, RCE, Spoofing & More

• First Patch Tuesday of 2022 Brings Fix for a Critical ‘Wormable’ Windows Vulnerability

• Ransomware, supply chain, and deepfakes: The top threats the finance industry needs to prepare for

• 2022 promises to be a challenging year for cybersecurity professionals

• Hack caused by a single click on Google Docs

• Proofpoint acquires Dathena

• How safe are cloud applications?

• Agencies must establish COVID-19 testing programs for certain unvaccinated feds and contractors by Feb. 15

• Who is the Network Access Broker ‘Wazawaka?’

• SMEs still an easy target for cybercriminals

• Technology-related employment still going strong, unemployment rate for IT jobs dropping to 2%

• Pentera Announces $150M Series C at $1 Billion Valuation to Disrupt Legacy Vulnerability Management Market

• As Manufacturers Modernize Operational Technology, Closing Security Holes is a Growing Priority

• Holiday shopping? Get an amazing 75% discount offer? A case study on evaluating a special holiday sale

• How to evolve your organization into a data-centric security architecture

• Digital asset management market to reach $10.018 billion in 2026

• Check your SPF records: Wide IP ranges undo email security and make for tasty phishes

• NormCyber smartbloc. offers visibility over cyber and data protection risks

• X Security Ransomware Preparedness Assessment helps SMBs to fight ransomware attacks

• Audit Your Active Directory with a free, read-only scan from Specops

• Avast enhances free security and privacy protection for Windows users

• SureCloud Internal Audit Management streamlines and accelerates audit engagements

• Logicalis Collaboration suite helps organizations scale the digital collaboration experience

• What to Do If Your Identity Has Been Stolen

• The Dark Web: A Definitive Guide

• Albania Hires US Company to Boost Cybersecurity After Leak

• Clones of Popular ‘Wordle’ Game Flooding App Store, Including One Charging $30 Per Year [Updated]

• Allegro Network Multimeter 3.4 provides users with enhancements and fixes

• Cyxtera extends SmartCabs capabilities to increase operational flexibility for enterprises

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• Adobe Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• Adobe Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• Honeywell and Acalvio launch a solution designed to secure OT environments in commercial buildings

• Microsoft starts 2022 with big bundle fixes for 96 security bugs in its software

• SentryBay partners with Stratodesk to deliver shield against cyber threats for BYOD environments

• SentinelOne integrates with ServiceNow to accelerate incident response for security and IT teams

• Cybersecurity Alone Is Not Enough, Systems Need Cyber Resiliency

• It’s 2022 And Cyber Deception Has Arrived – Defeat Tomorrow’s Threat Today

• German Ministry of Justice announced millions in fines for Telegram in case of non-compliance with laws

• Signed kernel drivers – Unguarded gateway to Windows’ core

• CES 2022: Wireless power for all

• Let’s Play! Raising the Stakes for Threat Modeling With Card Games

• Mo Katibeh joins RingCentral as COO

• F5 appoints James Phillips to Board of Directors

• Zluri raises $10M to accelerate global growth and product innovation

• Dataprise acquires Global Data Vault to expand DRaaS and data protection offerings

• APT35 Executes PowerShell-Based Malware in Log4j Flaw Attacks

• Why self-sufficiency is key to fostering data literacy in the Air Force

• VERT Threat Alert: January 2022 Patch Tuesday Analysis

• Citrix Releases Security Update for Workspace App for Linux

• Adobe adds Brett Biggs and Spencer Neumann to its Board of Directors

• Dialpad appoints Prashanti Aduma as CIO

• Sean Foster joins Anomali as CRO

• Arctic Wolf appoints Dan Schiappa as CPO

• Intel names David Zinsner as EVP and CFO

• Monitoring malware abusing CVE-2020-1599

• Microsoft Kicks Off 2022 With 96 Security Patches

• Kiteworks Acquires Email Encryption Leader totemo

• SAP Releases January 2022 Security Updates

• Citrix Releases Security Update for Workspace App for Linux

• Trulioo strengthens identity verification services in Ireland

• Yugabyte designated as a CVE Numbering Authority

• Wyoming health IT modernization nears completion

• Cloud Apps Replace Web as Source for Most Malware Downloads

• SAP Releases January 2022 Security Updates

• Court Orders Authorizing Law Enforcement To Track People’s Air Travels In Real Time Must Be Made Public

• Make sure you’re up-to-date with Sonicwall SMA 100 VPN box patches – security hole exploit info is now out

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-01-11

• As security issues dominate, use the right plans and metrics to thrive

• Wyoming heath IT modernization nears completion

• CISA: Russian state-sponsored groups exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle tools

• Here’s REALLY How to Do Zero-Trust Security

• ‘Wormable’ Flaw Leads January 2022 Patch Tuesday

• Medigate Acquired by Claroty

• Microsoft Releases January 2022 Security Updates

• Clones of Popular ‘Wordle’ Game Flooding App Store, Including One Charging $30 Per Year

• House FISMA draft codifies federal CISO role, looks to shared services

• Microsoft Faces Wormable, Critical RCE Bug & 6 Zero-Days

• Mozilla Creates Program To Illustrate How Much Facebook Tracks You Around The Web

• Cybersecurity Employment in 2022: Solving the Skills Gap

• Apple’s Private Relay Roils Telecoms Around the World

• Microsoft Releases January 2022 Security Updates

• What to Include in a Cybersecurity Disaster Recovery Plan

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• Enterprise Security at CES 2022 Marked by IoT, Biometrics, and PC Chips

• 3 phases on the journey to multicloud

• CISA warns local, tribal governments about Russian state-sponsored cyberattacks

• MacOS Bug Could Let Creeps Snoop On You

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes critical Office RCE

• Microsoft fixes wormable RCE in Windows Server and Windows (CVE-2022-21907)

• Signal CEO Steps Down, Replaced By WhatsApp Co-founder

• Microsoft: China-based ransomware actor exploiting Log4Shell

• Hackers Hit Healthcare Data Management Company

• Top Cybersecurity Startups to Watch in 2022

• How Can You Leave Log4J in 2021?

• T-Mobile Says iOS 15.2 Bug Turning Off iCloud Private Relay for Some Users

• Standing Up For Privacy In New York State

• Cloud solutions speed rental assistance payments

• WordPress Bugs Exploded in 2021, Most Exploitable

• Details Released on SonicWall Flaws in SMA Devices

• TellYouThePass Ransomware Analysis Reveals a Modern Reinterpretation Using Golang

• US Issues Alert Over Russian Hackers

• MSPB passes five-year mark without a quorum

• CISA adds 15 exploited vulnerabilities from Google, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and more to catalog

• Microsoft January 2022 Patch Tuesday: Six zero-days, over 90 vulnerabilities fixed

• Adobe Patches Reader Flaws That Earned Hackers $150,000 at Chinese Contest

• Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Calls Attention to ‘Wormable’ Windows Flaw

• FBI, NSA & CISA Issue Advisory on Russian Cyber Threat to US Critical Infrastructure

• Mozilla Releases Security Updates for Firefox, Firefox ESR, and Thunderbird

• Apple’s Polishing Cloth is Finally Back in Stock

• Details Disclosed for Recent Vulnerabilities in SonicWall Remote Access Appliances

• Mozilla Releases Security Updates for Firefox, Firefox ESR, and Thunderbird

• Here are the top jobs in the U.S. — and how to land them

• Samba Releases Security Update

• Apple Seeds Second Beta of macOS Monterey 12.2 to Developers

• Coming Soon: New Security Update Guide Notification System

• NetUSB flaw could impact millions of routers

• SonicWall SMA 100 appliances beset by multiple vulnerabilities

• Home routers with NetUSB support could have critical kernel hole

• Why the Insider Threat Will Motivate Cyber and Physical Teams to Collaborate More Than Ever in 2022

• Samba Releases Security Update

• FBI Warns Of USB In Mail Containing Ransomware, Experts Weigh In

• Hybrid Working and Tips to Make It a Success

• Custom Software Teams Implementing Latest Practices To Secure Pipelines

• New Phishing Campaign Exploits Google Docs Comment Feature

• FIN7 Mailing Malicious USB Sticks to Drop Ransomware

• Google Drive accounted for the most malware downloads from cloud storage sites in 2021

• Businesses Suffered 50% More Cyberattack Attempts per Week in 2021

• Top 5 Key Takeaways 2021 CISO Survival Guide

• HomePod Mini Now Rumored to Launch in Seven Countries, Including Denmark and Norway

• Apple Submits Alternative Payment System In South Korea

• Public-Key Cryptography Standards (PKCS)

• 9 ways that cybersecurity may change in 2022

• Cybersecurity First Principles

• Combating Human Trafficking With Threat Intelligence — Prevention

• EHR Vendor QRS Faces Lawsuit After Cyberattack Exposed Nearly 320,000 Patients’ Information

• Mozilla unveils Total Cookie Protection for Firefox Focus on Android

• Microsoft: This macOS bug could bypass controls and access private user data

• DDoS attacks that come combined with extortion demands are on the rise

• With the ‘Great Resignation’ Comes the ‘Great Exfiltration’

• Apple’s Private Relay Is Being Blocked

• It’s Time to Close Guantanamo

• Millions of Routers Impacted by NetUSB Kernel Vulnerability

• SonicWall SMA appliances beset by multiple vulnerabilities

• Understanding and Mitigating Russian State-Sponsored Cyber Threats to U.S. Critical Infrastructure

• CISA, FBI, and NSA Release Cybersecurity Advisory on Russian Cyber Threats to U.S. Critical Infrastructure

• Millions Of Routers Exposed To RCE By USB Kernel Bug

• SysJoker Backdoor Malware Targets Windows, Linux, And macOS

• macOS Bug Could Bypass Controls And Access Private User Data

• EU Data Watchdog To Europol: You’ve Helped Yourself To Too Much Data

• Costa Rica Hydro Plant Gets New Lease On Life From Crypto Mining

• KITEWORKS AND TOTEMO JOIN FORCES TO DELIVER MOST COMPREHENSIVE PRIVATE CONTENT COMMUNICATIONS PLATFORM

• NightSky Ransomware targets Vmware Horizon servers through Log4J Vulnerability

• Intel Removes All References To Xinjiang After Public Apology

• New SysJoker Backdoor Targets Windows, Linux, and macOS

• CISA Steps up Public and Private Sector Collaboration in 2021

• Moxie Marlinspike Steps Down as Signal CEO

• Kaspersky Research Uncovers Cybersecurity Budgets, Insurance, and Vendor Expectations for 2022

• Why Security Awareness Training Should Begin in the C-Suite

• Understanding and Mitigating Russian State-Sponsored Cyber Threats to U.S. Critical Infrastructure

• CISA, FBI, and NSA Release Cybersecurity Advisory on Russian Cyber Threats to U.S. Critical Infrastructure

• Apple’s Private Relay is Being Blocked

• Deals: Apple Watch Series 7 Discounted by Up to $40 in Amazon’s New Sale

• Apple Stores Could Stop Thieves With New Security Measures

• Patch Tuesday January 2022: Microsoft Pushes Updates for 29 Security and Non-Security Issues. Log4j Bug Hunt Continues.

• ‘Fully Undetected’ SysJoker Backdoor Malware Targets Windows, Linux & macOS

• Honeywell Launches New OT Cybersecurity Solution for Commercial Buildings

• Night Sky ransomware operators exploit Log4Shell to target hack VMware Horizon servers

• Multi-Cloud API Authorization Challenges

• Air Force Improvises With 3D Printing to Overcome Supply Chain Challenge

• Critical SonicWall NAC Vulnerability Stems from Apache Mods

• World Economic Forum: Cybersecurity an Increasing Global Threat

• Meta Delays Office Reopening, Orders Booster Shots For Staff

• Cloud Security Trends: What Is Cybersecurity Mesh?

• 5 Things to Know About Next-Generation SIEM

• LoRaWAN’s Protocol Stacks: The Forgotten Targets at Risk

• The Benefits of Rapid Prototyping in Manufacturing

• New ‘powerdir’ Vulnerability in macOS Exposes Protected Data

• CISA Unaware of Any Significant Log4j Breaches in U.S.

• Cyber attacks on corporations hit record breaking highs

• Cyberattacks on Businesses Hit an All-time High of 925 per Week, New Report Shows

• The Facebook Pixel Hunt aims to unravel Facebook’s tracking methods. Will you join?

• Avoid Scams While Helping Loved Ones | Avast

• Ransomware: Hackers are using Log4j flaw as part of their attacks, warns Microsoft

• 2021 was a terrible year for cybersecurity. Without action, 2022 could be even worse

• Cybersecurity: Last year was a record year for attacks, and Log4J made it worse

• KCodes NetUSB kernel remote code execution flaw impacts millions of devices

• Industrial Firms Advised Not to Ignore Security Risks Posed by URL Parsing Confusion

• Microsoft Details ‘powerdir’ macOS Vulnerability Leading to Data Leaks

• Millions of Routers Exposed to RCE by USB Kernel Bug

• Is the ‘Great Resignation’ Impacting Cybersecurity?

• Beats Fit Pro to Launch in Canada and Europe on January 24

• Microsoft Shares Details on macOS Bug

• Night Sky: the new corporate ransomware demanding a sky high ransom

• How to share your Wi-Fi password safely

• noPac Exploit: Latest Microsoft AD Flaw May Lead to Total Domain Compromise in Seconds

• Attackers are mailing USB sticks to drop ransomware on victims’ computers

• Ransomware warning: Hackers are using Log4j flaw as part of their attacks, warns Microsoft

• Millions of Routers Exposed by Bug in USB Module

• New KCodes NetUSB Bug Affect Millions of Routers from Different Vendors

• How banks can help counter Human Trafficking

• DDoS Attacks Have Grown Stronger in 2021

• EU data watchdog to Europol: You’ve helped yourself to too much data

• Cookie Files: Associated Privacy and Security Risk Overview

• Apple’s Silicon Designer Jeff Wilcox Joins Intel

• O2, Virgin Will Not Introduce EU Roaming Charges

• MRIoA Discloses Data Breach Affecting 134,000 People

• Beats Fit Pro to Launch in Additional Countries on January 24

• £92m lost to romance scammers in 2021

• What Is FIM (File Integrity Monitoring)?

• Fraud Bible – Scammers Offer Classes On How To Defraud People

• Security Expert re: CISA Warns About Log4j And Long-term Risks For U.S. Critical Infrastructure

• 38.9M Health Records Stolen From Bangkok Hospital

• Services Australia Dismisses Security Concerns with COVID-19 Digital Certificates

• Misinformation is a Hazard to Cyber Security

• Banks Still Struggling to Spot the Signs of Human Trafficking

• DDoS Attacks Increasing Again

• Secure boot for UK electric car chargers isn’t mandatory until 2023 – but why the delay?

• Romance Scammers Stole £92m From Victims Last Year

• Corporate Cyber-Attacks Spike 50% in 2021

• AvosLocker ransomware now targets Linux systems, including ESXi servers

• Signal CEO Resigns, WhatsApp Co-Founder Takes Over as Interim CEO

• Analyst guide: Encryption solutions buyers checklist

• 2022 Cybersecurity Predictions from Lookout: Work From Anywhere Ends On-Premises Security

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

• Four million outdated Log4j downloads were served from Apache Maven Central alone despite vuln publicity blitz

• The Log4j Incident Demonstrated Again That Publicly Disclosing 0-day Vulnerabilities Only Aids Intruders

• Microsoft Details macOS Bug That Could Let Attackers Gain Access to User Data

• Small businesses are most vulnerable to growing cybersecurity threats

• Podcast Episode: Algorithms for a Just Future

• Russians will face even more serious cyber threats in 2022

• Data security in the age of insider threats: A primer

• A 50% increase in cyber attacks year on year

• Cyber criminals earning £750m with insecure passwords

• Europol Ordered to Delete Data of Individuals With No Proven Links to Crimes

• WordPress 5.8.3 Security Release fixes four vulnerabilities

• Apple to Allow Alternative Payment Systems in App Store in South Korea

• Kuo: Apple Headset Will Use Same 96W Power Adapter as 14-Inch MacBook Pro

• How the pandemic fueled enterprise digital transformation

• Many users don’t know how to protect their broadband Wi-Fi routers

• ZTNA Leader Perimeter 81 Welcomes New VPs Lital Parush-David and Tal Laufer

• Arctic Wolf Appoints Dan Schiappa as Chief Product Officer

• U.S. News & World Report Names IDShield Among Best Identity Theft Protection Services of 2022

• TrueFort Named Top Cyber Security Company of 2021 by The Software Report

• Imperva Appoints Brad Steiner as General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer

• Hackers Distribute Malicious Version of dnSpy Malware To Attack Security Researchers

• Video surveillance systems market to grow steadily by 2026

• Protecting Your Privacy This Year

• Apple Could Release OLED iPad With Samsung Display Panel in 2024

• Zyxel adds WiFi access point security service to its Nebula Cloud Networking solution

• Indian APT exposes its Modus Operandi by infecting their own devices

• Europol Ordered to Delete Data Not Linked With Crime

• Firms need better breach response, clear regulatory guidelines

• JavaScript developer destroys own projects in supply chain “lesson”

• Apple’s Shazam Music Recognition Service Now Available as Chrome Extension

• CyberCube designs three cyber scenarios for Lloyd’s market to stress test their portfolios of risk

• Signal CEO Moxie Marlinspike resigns, leaves WhatsApp co-founder to run things until a successor is named

• Report: Increased Log4J exploit attempts leads to all-time peak in weekly cyberattacks per org

• Panasonic giving employees the option of a four-day work week

• The rise of the CISO: The escalation in cyberattacks makes this role increasingly important

• Upland Software acquires Objectif Lune to expand its global document workflow product library

• LG Electronics joins IBM Quantum Network to explore applications of quantum computing

• CES 2022 – the “anyone can make an electric car” edition

• Google Exec Pushing RCS Adoption Says He’s ‘Not Asking Apple to Make iMessage Available on Android’

• Rash Sahota joins Isotropic Systems as General Manager and COO

• Apiiro appoints Eldan Ben-Haim as Chief Architect Officer

• SilverSky acquires Cygilant to strengthen its cybersecurity portfolio and expand into new markets

• Signal founder and CEO Moxie Marlinspike announces resignation

• Equinix hires Jon Lin as EVP and General Manager, Data Center Services

• Brad Steiner joins Imperva as General Counsel and CCO

• Sectra appoints Jessica Holmquist as CFO

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