IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-02-27

• Meet SockDetour fileless backdoor targeting U.S. Defense contractors

• See Why US Air Force Selects Orolia’s CRPA Testing Solution (Multi-Video)

• Ukraine’s Volunteer ‘IT Army’ Is Hacking in Uncharted Territory

• Russia may use SolarWinds-like hacks in cyberwar over Ukraine

• rian Rea (DeviantOllum Deviant) and Lesley Carhart (Hacks4Pancakes) continue their harassment of me

• SockDetour Found As A Backup Backdoor In TiltedTemple APT Campaign

• Cyber Insurance: What Executives Need to Know Before Obtaining Coverage

• Global Counterterrorism in (and After) a Pandemic

• All You Need to Know About User Session Security

• Iran’s MuddyWater Hacker Group is Exploiting New Malware

• Ukraine: DDoS Attacks on State Websites Continue

• Microsoft Defender For Cloud Now Supports Google Cloud

• Celebrating the Black History of Cybersecurity

• How to make software supply chains resilient to cyber attacks

• NSO Sues Israeli Paper After Explosive Articles on Police

• Feb 7- Feb 27 Ukraine – Russia the silent cyber conflict

• Ukraine: Volunteer IT Army is going to hit tens of Russian targets from this list

• US Defense Contractors Struck by SockDetour Windows backdoor

• Chipmaker giant Nvidia hit by a ransomware attack

• Week in review: Cyber attacks on Ukraine, Help Net Security: Healthcare Cybersecurity Report is out

• The UK and US Cybersecurity Agencies Said Cyclops Blink Malware Linked to Russian State Hackers

• Cyberattacks Were Launched Against Government Sites of Both Russia and Ukraine

• Penetration testing

• HermeticWiper malware targeting orgs in Ukraine; here’s how to stay safe

• Singapore advises local firms to beef up cyberdefence amidst Ukraine conflict

• Alleged iPhone 14 Pro Display Schematic Shows True Size of Pill-Shaped and Circular Cutouts Expected to Replace the Notch

• Frontdoor Announces Full-Year 2021 Revenue Increased 9 Percent to $1.602 Billion

• HOW TO TAKE THE CISSP EXAM ONLINE – REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

• Three things you should know about SASE and SD-WAN

• Cyber threat grows after Russia SWIFT sanctions over Ukraine

• Weekly Update 284

• Cyber threat grows after Russia SWIFT sanctions over Ukraine

• Weekly Update 284

• KIOXIA announces UFS embedded flash memory devices for a variety of mobile applications

• Attacks From Within Seen as a Growing Threat to Elections

• Keysight Technologies partners with Telefonica to deploy open networking solutions

• CoventBridge names Glenn Prager as Chief Strategy and Business Development Officer

• Going on offense: Ukraine forms an ‘IT army,’ Nvidia hacks back

• 5 Benefits of Detection-as-Code

• CISA, FBI warn on cyber threats targeting Ukraine

• Blocking Bots: Why We Need Advanced WAF?

• Fileless SockDetour backdoor targets U.S.-based defense contractors

• Detect Ransomware Data Exfiltration Immediately

• Understanding Identity Detection and Response

• XDR: Three Reasons It Should Drive Your Security Strategy

• Horde Webmail XSS Vulnerability Allows for Account Takeover

• Destructive Malware Targeting Organizations in Ukraine

• CISA Releases Advisory on Destructive Malware Targeting Organizations in Ukraine

• Destructive Malware Targeting Organizations in Ukraine

• CISA Releases Advisory on Destructive Malware Targeting Organizations in Ukraine

• Convergint to Acquire Prosys Services, Expands Presence in Australia

• New Report by U.K. NCSC Highlights the Impact of Diversity on the Cybersecurity Workforce

• How to secure microservices in a Zero-Trust environment

• Ukraine Calls country’s Underground Hacker Help to Protect Critical Infrastructure

• Kubernetes Hardening Tutorial Part 2: Network

• Xenomorph Banking Trojan Garnered 50K Downloads On Play Store

• Top Stories: New Macs Soon, iOS 15.4 Beta 4 Changes, Apple Headset Rumors, and More

• This hotel is using technology in a truly creepy way (but some will like it)

• DDoS Attempts Hit Russia as Ukraine Conflict Intensifies

• Russia restricts Twitter in the country amid conflict with Ukraine

• Users at Citibank Attacked by a Massive Phishing Scam

• The Quiet Way Advertisers Are Tracking Your Browsing

• Anonymous hacked the Russian Defense Ministry and is targeting Russian companies

• TrickBot Group Likely Moving Operations to Switch to New Malware

• UK’s NHS Digital warns of an RCE in Okta Advanced Server Access client

• Social Media Hijacking Malware Spreading Through Gaming Apps on Microsoft Store

• A U.S. Group Hacked Top Research Institutes in India, Russia and China

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Russia-Ukraine War: Phishing, Malware and Hacker Groups Taking Sides

• Prisma Access: ZTNA Done the Right Way

• Russia will get hit hardest in cyberwar over Ukraine, expert says

• Dayton Ohio area Cybersecurity Firm Announces Access to Cyber Experts and Access to the Security Operations Center (SOC)

• WANT TO SPEAK AT (ISC)² SECURITY CONGRESS 2022? THE CALL FOR SPEAKERS IS NOW OPEN

• BlackCat ransomware

• Rainbow Table Attacks and Cryptanalytic Defenses

• 2022-02-25 – Emotet activity

• Penetration Testing vs. Vulnerability Testing

• Nvidia cyberattack not related to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, report says

• Cybersecurity Incident Response Plans Need Far More Attention

• Doxing Attacks: From Hacker Tool to Societal Problem

• rf IDEAS collaborates with ID R&D to add biometric solutions to its offering

• EFF Urges FTC to Investigate Stalkerware App Network Subject of TechCrunch Report

• Nvidia probes cyberattack on internal systems

• Oversight Committee continues probe into Trump records

• The past is present: Riffing on a cybersecurity­appropriate tune for Black History Month

• Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• Convergint acquires Prosys Services to strengthen its presence in Australia

• 7 Steps to Take Right Now to Prepare for Cyberattacks by Russia

• Q&A on the MITRE D3FEND Framework

• Edward Smith joins Data I/O Board of Directors

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