IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-01-22

• FBI Chief Says He’s ‘Deeply concerned’ by China’s AI Program

• Expert found critical flaws in OpenText Enterprise Content Management System

• Roaming Mantis uses new DNS changer in its Wroba mobile malware

• How Ukraine Fought Against Russia’s Air War

• Bitdefender Internet Security Named AV-Comparatives’ Product of the Year

• Policy Brief – U.S. Cyber Threat Intelligence, Part 2: Summary, Recommendations & Challenges

• 37 Million Accounts’ Data were Stolen from T-Mobile in a Data Breach Involving APIs

• Hackers Designs Malware for Recently Patched Fortinet Zero-Day Vulnerability

• A Credential Stuffing Attack Breaches PayPal Accounts

• Roaming Mantis Virus Features DNS Setups

• How to Encrypt any File, Folder, or Drive on Your System

• Takeaways from the CircleCI Incident

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 403 by Pierluigi Paganini

• Week in review: Critical git vulnerabilities, increasingly malicious Google Search ads

• Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) for the Automotive Industry

• Travelers Institute to Host Cybersecurity Symposium in Phoenix

• Predictions 2023, Part 1: What will the new year bring for the InfoSec Community?

• Vanta acquires Trustpage to accelerate its product innovation

• Exterro acquires Zapproved to address critical business challenges

• How 5G Networks Are Secured and Enabled By SASE

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• Backdoor into FortiOS: Chinese Threat Actors Utilize 0-Day

• The Irish DPC fined WhatsApp €5.5M for violating GDPR

• Blockchain: Is it hackable?

• Advertising Strategies For PaaS Services

• Arcserve Unified Data Protection 9.0 Boosts Enterprise Data Resilience

• (ISC)² New Jersey Chapter Hosts International Event with 500 Attendees

• Darktrace Unveils Cyberattack Data Trends for Energy, Healthcare & Retail

• What diabetes is revealing about benefits and risks of personal medicine connected to the internet

• What diabetes reveals about benefits and risks of personal medicine connected to the internet

• Cybersecurity in 2023: Russian Intelligence, Chinese Espionage, and Iranian Hacktivism

• DoControl: Growing its SaaS Security Platform

• The benefits and risks of personal medical monitoring on the internet

• Key to success while implementing IAM- Best practices that every company should implement

• Hackers Actively Exploiting Critical ManageEngine Vulnerability

• The Biggest US Surveillance Program You Didn’t Know About

• US Criminals Responsible for Widespread Credit Card Fraud

• Bogus DHL Emails Enable Attackers to Hack Microsoft 365 Accounts

• Google Receives Sensitive Data From Abortion Pill Websites

• Around 19,500 end-of-life Cisco routers are exposed to hack

• Publisher’s Weekly Review of A Hacker’s Mind

• PayPal Data Breach – Over 35000 Thousand Users’ Accounts Compromised

• DefenseStorm Named Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Company with 251% Growth Rate

• LATEST CYBERTHREATS AND ADVISORIES – JANUARY 20, 2023

• Ransomware payments down 40% in 2022 – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• Beware of the New ‘Blank Image’ Attack that Hides Malicious Scripts in Image Files

• 20 Top Cybersecurity Companies for 2023

• Bitwarden acquires Passwordless.dev to boost passwordless solutions

• Fingerprint partners with Ping Identity to help customers prevent fraud

• T-Mobile suffered a new data breach, 37 million accounts have been compromised

• Chinese 8220 Gang Aims For Public Clouds And Vulnerable Apps

• Ransomware money laundering operation disrupted, founder arrested

• Credit card fraud group member could get up to 30 years in jail

• Mailchimp breach feels like deja vu

• T-Mobile’s New Data Breach Shows Its $150 Million Security Investment Isn’t Cutting It

• Drupal Releases Security Advisories to Address Multiple Vulnerabilities

• Ireland’s privacy watchdog fines WhatsApp €5.5 million

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