IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-02-04

• How to Protect Cloud Workloads from Zero-day Vulnerabilities

• Microsoft discloses new details on Russian hacker group Gamaredon

• As IRS grapples with ID.me, what’s next for Login.gov?

• Argo CD releases patch for 0-day vulnerability

• Friday Squid Blogging: Are Squid from Another Planet?

• What to Expect From Apple’s Upcoming 2022 iPhone SE 5G

• Microsoft Defender for Endpoint now spots unpatched bugs in iOS and Android devices

• Building OAuth 2.0 Authorization Server

• NSA rounds up the year in cyber

• AI-enabled health care: First, do not automate harm

• Microsoft, Symantec Share Notes on Russian Hacks Hitting Ukraine

• The 3 Most Common Causes of Data Breaches in 2021

• Over 500,000 people were impacted by a ransomware attack that hit Morley

• AI Weekly: DeepMind’s AlphaCode, automatic age verification, and a new open language model

• Republican senators demand briefing on IRS decision to require ID.me ‘selfies’

• Suspected Chinese spies break into cloud accounts of News Corp journalists

• 5 Steps to Becoming a Cybersecurity Consultant

• Cryptojacking Attacks Target Alibaba ECS Instances

• Michigan to build nation’s first EV charging public road

• Investment in data privacy in Brazil falls below global average

• Expert Insights: Training the Data Elephant in the AI Room

• New Low-Cost iPhone SE 5G and iPad Air Coming on March 8

• Freeze out hackers during the 2022 Winter Olympic Games

• 4 Top Cyber Threats to the Finance and Insurance Industries

• Ransomware attack hit Swissport International causing delays in flights

• PowerPoint add-on used to spread malicious files: Avanan

• Intuit releases security notices, warns of phishing emails ahead of tax season

• ‘Long Live Log4Shell’: CVE-2021-44228 Not Dead Yet

• Argo CD Security Bug Opens Kubernetes Cloud Apps to Attackers

• Nord Security and Surfshark to Merge

• Major Vulnerability Found in Argo CD

• Understanding Identity Detection and Response

• How Criminals Have Migrated Through Identity Theft and Privacy into Cyber Attacks

• ACTINIUM targets Ukrainian organizations

• Software development, implementation and support services

• Wormhole cryptotrading company turns over $340,000,000 to criminals

• Tennessee College Hit with Ransomware

• BlackCat Ransomware Gang Employing Novel Techniques to Target Organizations

• Text Message Scams: How to Recognize, Report and Restrict Them

• Beware of the Attacks of Zombie Botnet

• Government agencies are tapping a facial recognition company to prove you’re you – here’s why that raises concerns about privacy, accuracy and fairness

• The Alpha and Omega of software supply chain security

• News Corp reports January cyberattack targeting Wall Street Journal, New York Post, Dow Jones

• Airport services firm Swissport reports ransomware incident

• Singapore urges shared responsibility in preventing online scams as it readies liability framework

• #Enigma2022: Security’s Role in Helping HealthTech Find Its Way

• Low Detection Phishing Kits Increasingly Bypass MFA

• Airport Services Firm Swissport Reports Ransomware Incident

• Nintendo Wants Admitted Team Xecuter Pirate Jailed For Five Years

• Ransomware Wants You To Like Or Subscribe, Or Else

• Apple’s $1.1 Billion Patent Dispute With Caltech Granted New Damages Trial

• New iPad Air and iPhone SE Models With A15 Chip, 5G, and More Reportedly Enter Production

• Apple Music Reduces Free Trial Period to One Month

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win a Tech Folio and Tech Pocket From WaterField Designs

• China-Linked Group Attacked Taiwanese Financial Firms for 18 Months

• Russia-Ukraine escalation of tensions: FBI calls for reports of uptick in cyber activit

• Ransomware gangs and supply chain vulnerabilities: Nozomi Networks Labs reports on the current threat landscape

• Live XSS Flaw Exists in DMCA-dot-com

• IT Personnel Equally Susceptible to Phishing Attempts as the General Population

• Cloud Threats: What Business Executives Need To Know Right Now

• BotenaGo strikes again – malware source code uploaded to GitHub

• Aqua Security CNAPP is first to combine frictionless cloud workload visibility with active protection across the application lifecycle

• China linked Cyber Attack on News Corp

• Business Services Firm Morley Discloses Data Breach Affecting 500,000 People

• CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• Threat actor steals email with Zimbra zero-day

• Cynomi raises $3.5M for virtual CISO platform

• CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• The EARN IT Act Is Back

• Impacts from a new reality drive the need for an enhanced digital identity framework

• Lost In Translation: Language Gaps in Social Media Labels

• As Part of Electoral Count Act Reform, Liberals Should Learn to Love Bush v. Gore

• Detect Log4j Vulnerability Using ACS

• Strong authentication protects against phishing. So why aren’t more people using it?

• Meet Nord Security: The company behind NordVPN wants to be your one-stop privacy suite

• Media Giant News Corp Targeted in China-Linked Cyberattack

• Want to Be an Ethical Hacker? Here’s Where to Begin

• A nation-state actor hacked media and publishing giant News Corp

• New iPad Air and iPhone SE Production Reportedly Underway

• Edgescan partners with Manicode to revolutionise secure coding courses

• How to Prevent Ransomware?

• Open-source Kubernetes tool Argo CD has a high-severity path traversal flaw: Patch now

• Glasswall Solutions

• UK Bosses Rethink Physical Office Spaces, Slack Finds

• Best Internet Security Suites & Software for 2022

• ISO 27002 and Threat Intelligence: The New Security Standard

• OpenSSF Announces The Alpha-Omega Project To Improve Software Supply Chain Security For 10,000 OSS Projects

• Iranian Charming Kitten Adds PowerShell Back Door

• Creating Coherence out of Chaos

• Elephants Must Learn to Street Dance: The Chinese Communist Party’s Appeal to Youth in Overseas Propaganda

• Best Free and Public DNS Servers

• European Oil And Port Facilities Suffer Cyberattacks

• Russian APT Primitive Bear attacks Western gov’t department in Ukraine through job hunt

• More companies are using multi-factor authentication. Hackers are looking for a way to beat it

• Just-in-Time Access Explained. What It Means, Benefits and Best Practices of JIT

• 5 Reasons to Choose Duo Over Free Multi-Factor Authentication

• 9 Best Gaming Mouse Under $50 2022 – For Fortnite, CS:GO

• Attackers Target Intuit Users by Threatening to Cancel Tax Accounts

• The White House Memo on Adopting a Zero Trust Architecture: Top Four Tips

• Retail giant Target open sources Merry Maker e-skimmer detection tool

• Software Asset Management (SAM) – How It Can Benefit Your Company

• FBI issues cybersecurity warnings to athletes at Winter Olympics in Beijing

• Investment scams are on the rise

• FBI warns of bogus job postings on recruitment sites

• CMA Fines Meta A Second Time Over Giphy Order

• US Accuses Russia of Disinformation Plot to Justify Invasion of Ukraine

• File Taxes Safely And Securely | Avast

• Tech salaries, developer skills, cybersecurity, and more: ZDNet’s research roundup

• Operation EmailThief: Zero-day XSS vulnerability in Zimbra email platform revealed

• DHS Connects Government, Private Sector in New Cyber Safety Review Board

• Twitter Expands Downvote Button Test Worldwide

• Top 9 Best Laptop for Adobe Creative Cloud 2022 – Photoshop, Illustrator

• Target Open Sources Web Skimmer Detection Tool

• Another Israeli Firm, QuaDream, Caught Weaponizing iPhone Bug for Spyware

• Russia-linked Gamaredon APT targeted a western government entity in Ukraine

• Phishing kits that bypass MFA protection are growing in popularity

• NFT Wash Trading Made Scammers at Least $9m in 2021

• Apple to Collect 27% Commission on Third-Party App Payment Systems in the Netherlands

• Pharma employee credentials exposed

• Zimbra zero-day vulnerability exploited to steal emails

• CISA issues advisory warning of critical vulnerabilities in Airspan Networks Mimosa

• Trustpilot Set to Sue Firms That Solicit Fake Reviews

• Cyber-Attacks Hobble Some of Europe’s Largest Ports

• US Federal government creates cybersecurity incident review board

• National Games of China Systems Attack Analysis | Avast

• Amazon Set to Increase Prime Membership Fee By 17% for US Customers

• Chinese Hackers Target Financial Institutions in Taiwan With Custom Backdoor

• U.S. Authorities Charge 6 Indian Call Centers Scamming Thousands of Americans

• Zimbra zero-day vulnerability actively exploited by an alleged Chinese threat actor

• BATLOADER and Atera Agent are Being Distributed Through an SEO Poisoning Campaign

• Civicom Data Breach Disclosed 8TB of Files

• The Cat and Mouse Chase of Account Takeovers

• Russian Gamaredon Hackers Targeted ‘Western Government Entity’ in Ukraine

• US Authorities Charge 6 Indian Call Centers Scamming Thousands of Americans

• Cynet Log4Shell Webinar: A Thorough – And Clear – Explanation

• Want your endpoint security product in the Microsoft Consumer Antivirus Providers for Windows ?

• ESET Antivirus Flaw Let Attackers to Escalate Privileges & Execute Arbitrary Code

• “Modern CTO” Podcast Features Avast CISO Jaya Baloo | Avast

• Microsoft blocked tens of billions of brute-force and phishing attacks in 2021

• White Hat Hacker Accesses Teslas | Avast

• February 2022 Patch Tuesday forecast: A rough start for 2022

• New infosec products of the week: February 4, 2022

• How threat actors are using npm to launch attacks

• Cyber Attack on Europe’s major Oil terminal

• US hacker claims to have downed the internet of North Korea

• Trio of RCE CVSS 10 vulnerabilities among 15 CVEs in Cisco small business routers

• CISA Warns of Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered in Airspan Networks Mimosa

• Apple Says Pro Display XDR and 2021 MacBook Pro Can Experience Limited Brightness in High Temperatures

• Exposed corporate credentials threatening the pharma sector

• Hackers Exploited 0-Day Vulnerability in Zimbra Email Platform to Spy on Users

• Bank executives mostly concerned about cybercrime

• Code review: How satisfied are development teams?

• Piracy is alive and well, demand reaching 3.7 billion unlicensed streams and downloads

• New Cloud Security Alliance Survey Finds Uneven Adoption of Emerging Technologies

• Security Awareness Training and Human Risk Management Company AwareGO Achieves Year of Outstanding Growth

• Lattice to Host Virtual Seminar on Anti-Fragile Security and Post-Quantum Cryptography in FPGAs

• AT&T Cybersecurity Insights Report: Securing the Edge – Available today

• Privacy in 2021: A Year Worth Reviewing

• Database security market to reach $16,273.8 million by 2028

• Major vulnerability found in open source dev tool for Kubernetes

• G-71 launches a new version of LeaksID to offer intellectual property protection

• What Does an Internal Attack Resulting in a Data Breach Look Like in Today’s Threat Landscape?

• HUMAN Bot Insights Services protects businesses from sophisticated bot attacks

• Outseer Emerging Payments detects and prevents fraud in installment transactions

• Tenable.cs updates enable organizations to detect and fix cloud infrastructure misconfigurations

• JumpCloud expands cloud directory platform with patch management to improve device security

• Aqua Security CNAPP features help security teams assess their cloud native security risk

• FortiGate 3000F increases security and networking convergence across hybrid IT architectures

• Teradata partners with Microsoft to modernize complex data analytics environments

• Dialpad expands partnership with Google Cloud to centralize business communications

• Axio joins with Cyber Risk Institute to improve cybersecurity resilience for financial institutions

• That’s a signature move: How $320m in Ether was stolen from crypto biz Wormhole

• CMMC gets a new home in the Pentagon

• Xerox acquires Powerland to strengthen IT services offerings in North America

• Yellowbrick Data collaborates with NI+C to unlock data value for enterprises

• Suzanne McBride joins Skyworks Solutions Board of Directors

• Dialpad appoints Jim Nystrom and Kent Venook to key sales leadership roles

• ColorTokens announces strategic hires across EMEA

• John A. Wheeler joins CyberSaint Growth Advisory Board

• Cyberattack was attempted against a western government ‘entity’ in Ukraine, researchers say

• New Orleans leans into data to reduce over-incarceration

• White House creates board to review cybersecurity incidents, members to start with Log4J

• Kronos Still Dragging Itself Back From Ransomware Hell

• Mac Malware-Dropping Adware Gets More Dangerous

• Exclusive interview with the Powerful Greek Army (PGA) hacker group

• Orca Cloud Risk Encyclopedia provides ongoing education for security practitioners

• Zoho Workplace achieves substantial growth amidst the ongoing migration from competitor suites

• ThycoticCentrify renamed Delinea to help solve modern privileged access challenges

• Cyvatar appoints Alise Barron as VP of Member Experience

• Ermetic hires Eduard Meelhuysen as VP of Sales for EMEA

• NortonLifeLock sees growth in excess of 10% for revenues, net income in FY 2022 Q3

• Fortinet beats Wall Street estimates for Q4, reports $3.34 billion in revenue for 2021

• Volexity Warns of ‘Active Exploitation’ of Zimbra Zero-Day

• Several India-Based Call Centers Indicted by US DoJ

• Mandiant Bolsters SaaS Platform With Integration of New Attack Surface Management Module

• They Were ‘Calling to Help.’ Then They Stole Thousands

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-02-03

• GSA, DOD seek clean electricity to meet emissions targets

• Silo-busting software closes benefits gaps in Philadelphia

• Low-Detection Phishing Kits Increasingly Bypass MFA

• Research From Quantum and ESG Reveals Top Challenges in Data Management

• Tenable Launches Suite of New Features to Cloud-Native Application Security Platform

• Universal Control: Everything You Need to Know

• San Francisco Should Strengthen, Not Gut, Surveillance Technology Ordinance

• SHOP SAFE Will Stomp Out Online Sales of Used and Homemade Goods

• A worrying Etsy listing reveals the stalking potential of Apple’s AirTags

• Let’s go phishing: How we could enter a new era of email trust

• Database aims to help tribes adapt to climate change

• Gretel goes GA with privacy engineering developer stack

• Menlo Security Finds Cloud Migration and Remote Work Gives Rise to New Era of Malware, Highly Evasive Adaptive Threats (HEAT)

• DHS Launches Cyber Safety Review Board to Analyze Major Vulnerability Events

• Privacy Shield: EU citizens might get right to challenge US access to their data

• Great Resignation Increases Security Risks For Businesses, Warns Tessian

• DHS forms first-ever Cyber Safety Review Board

• Facebook Suffers $10 Billion Loss Because Of Privacy Changes

• Microsoft: Multifactor Adoption Remains Low

• The Chatter Podcast: The Olympics, Politics, and Security with Ethan Scheiner

• Cisco fixes critical flaws in its Small Business Routers

• Phishing kits’ use of man-in-the-middle reverse proxies is growing, warns Proofpoint

• This book has an awful title, but says a lot of great things

• Prosecutors investigating cyberattacks affecting multiple Belgian and Dutch ports

• Critical Cisco Bugs Open VPN Routers to Cyberattacks

• Intel Patched 226 Vulnerabilities in 2021

• Bridging the Gap Between Training and Behavior

• DOD’s testing chief wants cloud contracts to allow for more security checks

• The importance of a policy-driven threat modeling approach

• Simplifying Zero Trust Security in Healthcare Organizations

• Conti gang hits KP Snacks with a crippling ransomware attack

• A More Modern Approach to Logging in Golang

• Big Pharma Finds Patch Management a Bitter Pill

• Antlion APT group used a custom backdoor that allowed them to fly under the radar for months

• JumpCloud joins the patch management crowd, starting with Windows and Mac updates

• How Phishers Are Slinking Their Links Into LinkedIn

• Telehealth: A New Frontier in Medicine—and Security

• January 2022 Cybersecurity News Roundup: $60 million settlement, ‘zero trust’ strategy, fall of REvil, and more

• It’s Back: Senators Want EARN IT Bill to Scan All Online Messages

• Tesla Recalls 817,000 Vehicles Over Seatbelt Reminder

• Intel expands Bug Bounty program with ‘Project Circuit Breaker’ effort

• Wormhole Crypto Platform: ‘Funds Are Safe’ After $314M Heist

• The state of AI ethics: The principles, the tools, the regulations

• Ransomware is terrifying – but never underestimate the damage an employee with unmonitored access can do

• Distrust, feuds building among ransomware groups

• Education Provider Infosec Announces New Cybersecurity Scholarships

• Defending Against Critical Threats: Analyzing Key Trends, Part 1

• How Exploit Intel Makes You Less Vulnerable

• Faxes and snail mail: Will pandemic-era flaws unleash improved health technology?

• KP Snacks Hit by Cyber-attack

• #Enigma2022: Contextual Security Should Supplement Machine Learning for Malware Detection

• DHS Creates Cyber Safety Review Board

• CISA Releases Security Advisory for Airspan Networks Mimosa

• U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Another Antitrust Bill That Would Allow Sideloading on iPhone

• MacRumors Exclusive: Get 20% Off Brydge’s Popular iPad Keyboards and MacBook Vertical Dock

• KP Snacks hit by ransomware: Crisps and nuts firm KO’d by modern scourge

• Ransomware Attack On KP Snacks Prompts Shortage Warning

• Report: 79% of ML teams say they ‘lack access’ to data needed to identify bias and ethics issues

• S3 Ep68: Bugs, scams, privacy …and fonts?! [Podcast + Transcript]

• CISA Releases Security Advisory for Airspan Networks Mimosa

• Businesses’ Top Concerns Operating Cloud-native Technologies

• Top-Ranking Banking Trojan Ramnit Stealing Payment Card Data

• Iranian Hackers Employs PowerShell Backdoor to Bypass Security Products

• Wormhole hack – Hackers steal $320M in one of the largest crypto heists

• iPhone Flaw Exploited By Second Israeli Spy Firm

• FBI: China Attacks More Than Everywhere Else Combined

• Wormhole Blockchain Bridge Taken For More Than $300 Million

• KP Snacks Left With Crumbs After Ransomware Attack

• Microsoft Responds to OneDrive Mac User Criticism Following Decision to Enforce Files On-Demand Feature

• Sale of ‘Silent AirTags’ on eBay and Etsy Raises Privacy Concerns

• Bitcoin miners are helping the Texas grid brace for winter storm impact

• Conti Ransomware hits British Company KP Snacks

• TMF board member says the fund can’t do everything

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for RV Series Routers

• QR codes on Twitter deliver malicious Chrome extension

• The Open Data Market and Risks to National Security

• KP Snacks Hit By Ransomware – Experts Opinions

• $320 milllion stolen from Wormhole crypto-trading platform

• Beware bogus OperaGX sponsorship offers

• Telco Penalized €9 Million for Obscuring Cyberattack Impact from Customers

• More than 90% of Russians do not Finish Reading User Agreements on the Internet

• Meta Stock Suffers, As Facebook Looses Daily Users For First Time

• Black History Month: Diversity in Cybersecurity Is More Important than Technology

• BlackCat ransomware – what you need to know

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for RV Series Routers

• Oil terminals in Europe’s biggest ports hit by a cyberattack

• Apple Launches New iPhone 13 Product Pages Highlighting Key Features

• New Year, Same Risks? Six Cyber Resilience Resolutions for a Safer 2022

• Over $300 Million in Cryptocurrency Stolen in Wormhole Hack

• Hackers Went Wild in 2021 — Every Company Should Do These 5 Things in 2022

• Critical Flaws Discovered in Cisco Small Business RV Series Routers

• As major winter storm descends on Texas, bitcoin miners are helping the power grid brace for impact

• Keeper Security acquires Glyptodon to enhance privileged access management platform

• Fraudsters set to pounce on massive infrastructure money

• Cybersecurity: Many managers just don’t want to understand the risks

• A New Cyber Insurance Model: Continuous Control Validation

• Deals: AirPods Pro With MagSafe Drop to $179.99 ($69 Off)

• Apple Did Not Mislead Customers About iPhone Water Resistance, Federal Judge Rules

• Cyber Signals: Defending against cyber threats with the latest research, insights, and trends

• Microsoft: ‘Dangerous mismatch’ in security due to slow MFA adoption

• PowerPoint Files Abused to Take Over Computers

• Cisco plugs critical flaws in small business routers

• Ransomware Attack Against KP Snacks

• 10 Best Laptops Under $200 in 2022 – Review and Buying Guide

• Codex Exposed: Helping Hackers in Training?

• Questions Raised About Future Of Microsoft HoloLens

• Privacy in Practice: Securing Your Data in 2022 and Beyond

• Microsoft: This Mac malware is getting smarter and more dangerous

• Ransomware Attack Disrupts Manufacturing at KP Snacks

• Experts Reaction On Mandiant Threat Reporting Research: 1 In 7 Ransomware Attacks Leak Critical OT Info

• CISA Adds Eight More Flaws To Its Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalogue

• New SEO Poisoning Campaign Is Wreaking Havoc on the Cyberthreat Landscape

• 10 Best Laptops Under $700 – 2022 Buying Guide & Reviews

• 3D printed guns, underground markets, bomb manuals: police crackdown continues

• More than $8 million made from NFT wash trading: Chainalysis

• Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Sealevel Device Used in ICS Environments

• Interview with the Head of the NSA’s Research Directorate

• Introducing Topic Exercises

• Execs keep flinging money at us instead of understanding security, moan infosec pros

• Shuckworm Group uses Weaponized Word Document to Infect Victims Computer

• European Oil Port Terminals Hit by Cyberattack

• Cisco Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in Small Business RV Routers

• FBI Admits Procurement Of NSO’s Pegasus For ‘Product Testing’

• Introducing Check Point Software’s new “SMB Security Suite,” targeted towards offering out-of-the-box, end-to-end security for Small to Midsized Businesses.

• Ransomware Often Hits Industrial Systems, With Significant Impact: Survey

• Apple’s Proposal to Allow Third-Party Payment Methods in App Store ‘Lacks Detail,’ Says South Korean Regulatory Commission

• 9 out of 10 Security Leaders Warn of Skills Shortage

• KP snacks hit with ransomware attack

• China condemns US ban on telco, urges need for fair treatment

• Home Improvement Firm Fined £200k for Nuisance Calls

• Growing Number of Phish Kits Bypass MFA

• They Were ‘Calling to Help.’ Then They Stole Thousands

• New SEO Poisoning Campaign Distributing Trojanized Versions of Popular Software

• Wormhole cryptocurrency platform hacked, crooks stole $326 million, the second-biggest hack of a DeFi platform

• Heimdal CyberSecurity & Threat Intelligence Report 2021

• Online Thieves Steal $320m from Crypto Firm Wormhole

• How SSPM Simplifies Your SOC2 SaaS Security Posture Audit

• CARROT Weather Gets Redesigned Maps With 3D Globe View, Forecast Layers, and More

• Hackers steal $326 million from blockchain platform Wormhole

• [updated]Cyberattack on fuel supplier causes supply chain disruption

• Welsh home improvement biz fined £200,000 over campaign of 675,478 nuisance calls

• Face ID with a Mask; Barcodes with Stamps; and Problems with OneDrive – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 225

• Financially Motivated Hackers Use Leaked Conti Ransomware Techniques in Attacks

• Obrela acquires Encode to become one of Europe’s largest MDR players

• New Variant of UpdateAgent Malware Infects Mac Computers with Adware

• Apple’s Privacy Measures to Cost Facebook $10 Billion in 2022

• Stolen Netflix Accounts | Avast

• Over 100,000 Files with Student Records from the British Council were Discovered Online

• SolarMarker Malware Utilize Cutting-Edge Techniques

• Apple Awards Bounty of $100,500 for Finding Flaws in MacBook

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

• New Wave of Cyber Attacks Target Palestine with Political Bait and Malware

• Building confidence in your system’s security with chaos engineering

• eSafety worried proposed anti-trolling laws may be used in vigilante-style justice

• Trend Micro fixed 2 flaws in Hybrid Cloud Security products

• AI technology is redefining surveillance

• People working in IT related roles equally susceptible to phishing attempts as the general population

• How organizations are arming themselves to combat threats

• FBI says more cyber attacks come from China than everywhere else combined

• Apple Inc pays $100,500 to hacker for hacking MacBook Webcam

• Malware news trending on Google

• DHS official to chair Biden-ordered cyber safety review board

• How are collaboration apps fairing in remote work environments?

• Companies woefully unprepared for CCPA compliance

• Supply chain situation: All the numbers are working in our favor, says Port of Los Angeles

• Unsecure Amazon S3 bucket Exposes IDs of Airport Security Employees

• A Cybersecurity Role Has Topped List of Best Jobs

• Cloud computing market to reach $287.03B by 2025

• Cybersecurity in Competitive Online Gaming (Cheating, Mitigation, and Vulnerabilities)

• Appgate secures Kubernetes workloads with cloud-native zero trust functionality

• Codenotary Cloud identifies vulnerabilities in software development lifecycle

• Mandiant Advantage Attack Surface Management allows security teams to operationalize intelligence

• Limelight Layer0 Security protects against malicious website attacks

• Cynamics launches cloud NDR to strengthen network monitoring and detection capabilities

• UEFI firmware vulnerabilities affecting Fujitsu, Intel and more discovered

• FBI Confirms It Bought Spyware From Israel’s NSO Group

• Keepit for Azure AD offers protection against accidental deletions and ransomware

• Qualys minimizes vulnerability risk for organizations with new remediation feature

• Gretel’s privacy engineering toolkit guards synthetic data against adversarial attacks

• PingOne DaVinci provides no-code identity orchestration capabilities for enterprises

• Juniper Secure Edge empowers customers to protect remote workforces from anywhere

• DOD debuts office to help It ‘move faster’ on AI

• Linux Legend “maddog” Shares Exclusive Security Insights with LinuxSecurity>

• Tell the Copyright Office Who Is Really Affected by Filters

• More than $320 million stolen in latest apparent crypto hack

• Worried about occasional npm malware scares? They’re more common than you may think

• $324 million stolen from blockchain platform Wormhole

• CoreStack collaborates with Maureen Data Systems to offer cloud governance for managed services

• Contrast Security partners with GitHub to deliver pipeline-native security to developers

• Cybellum integrates with Siemens Polarion to drive vulnerability management under one platform

• Shoulder surfing: Watch out for eagle‑eyed snoopers peeking at your phone

• Sideloading Bill Would Allow ‘Malware, Scams and Data-Exploitation to Proliferate,’ Says Apple

• DataRobot hires Debanjan Saha as COO

• Aaron Ansari joins RangeForce as CRO

• Arctic Wolf acquires Tetra Defense to expand incident readiness solutions

• Vaultree joins Global Cyber Alliance to create a safer online community

• Anjuna Security expands executive team with four industry executives

• Veritas Technologies appoints Lawrence Wong as SVP and CSO

• Lockheed Martin names Jay Malave as CFO

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