IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-01-26

• Bitdefender Recognized Under XDR, EDR and EPP Categories in 2022 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint Security Report

• Ofcom Opens Probe Into BT Customer Contracts

• Refurbished versus Remanufactured: What’s the Difference and Why Does it Matter?

• One-third of orgs don’t take cyberwarfare seriously despite the Russia-Ukraine war

• Dutch suspect locked up for alleged personal data megathefts

• SaaS RootKit Exploits Hidden Rules in Microsoft 365

• A Child’s Garden of Cybersecurity

• Riot Games Latest Video-Game Maker to Suffer Breach

• What the FBI’s Hive takedown means for the ransomware economy

• Australia, Singapore firms amongst most likely to halt digital transformation due to cyberwarfare risks

• Privacy Regulators Accuse Home Depot Of Sharing User Data With Facebook Without Consent

• UK NCSC warns of spear-phishing attacks from Russia-linked and Iran-linked groups

• Bitdefender Recognized Under XDR, EDR and EPP Categories in 2022 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint Security Report

• New Python Malware Targeting Windows Devices

• Job scams: How they persuade and how to protect yourself

• 5 Long-term Benefits of Adopting Zero Trust Architecture

• Apple Issues Updates for Older Devices to Fix Actively Exploited Vulnerability

• Cyberattacks Target Websites of German Airports, Admin

• Bitdefender Recognized Under XDR, EDR and EPP Categories in 2022 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint Security Report

• Cryptocurrencies: How have they influenced cybercrime?

• When may a robot kill? New DOD policy tries to clarify

• GAO pegs unemployment insurance fraud tally at more than $60 billion

• Threat Groups Distributing Malware via Google Ads

• Dutchman Detained for Dealing Details of Tens of Millions of People

• Federal Agencies Infested by Cyberattackers via Legit Remote Management Systems

• Facebook Introduces New Features for End-to-End Encrypted Messenger App

• Podcast Episode: Don’t Be Afraid to Poke the Tigers

• Cisco Listed as a Representative Vendor in Gartner® Market Guide for Single-Vendor SASE

• Stitching together health data and GIS for better decision-making

• Hive Ransomware Gang Loses Its Honeycomb, Thanks to DoJ

• An unfaithful employee leaked Yandex source code repositories

• Bitdefender Recognized Under XDR, EDR and EPP Categories in 2022 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint Security Report

• Foster still has his eye on digital identity bill in the new Congress

• DOJ takes down ransomware group with a ’21st century cyber stakeout’

• Apple patches are out – old iPhones get an old zero-day fix at last!

• Companies Struggle With Zero Trust as Attackers Adapt to Get Around It

• German Government, Airports, Banks Hit With Killnet DDoS Attacks

• JCDC Announces 2023 Planning Agenda

• SSID Meaning: What Is an SSID and How Can You Find Yours?

• 2023-01-23 – Google ad –> Fake AnyDesk page –> possible TA505 activity

• New Hampshire could play ‘leading role’ in promoting blockchain, report says

• FBI hacked into Hive ransomware gang, disrupted operations

• JCDC Announces 2023 Planning Agenda

• How to find a job in the one tech market that is not seeing layoffs

• Bitdefender Recognized Under XDR, EDR and EPP Categories in 2022 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint Security Report

• 3 security gadgets I never leave home without

• Hive Ransomware Operation Shut Down by Law Enforcement

• 7 Insights From a Ransomware Negotiator

• CISA Releases Eight Industrial Control Systems Advisories

• Notes on the Jan. 6 Committee’s Notes

• Congratulations to the Top MSRC 2022 Q4 Security Researchers!

• Ahead of Data Privacy Day, Here are Best Password Practices to Safeguard Yourself

• Blank Image Attack: Blank Images Used to Evade Anti-Malware Checks

• Hackers used legit remote monitoring software to hack agency networks

• Data index helps officials allocate opioid settlement funds

• Singapore to tag unregistered SMS senders as ‘likely scam’

• US Infiltrates Big Ransomware Gang: ‘We Hacked the Hackers’

• Iranian Group Cobalt Sapling Targets Saudi Arabia With New Persona

• CISA Releases Eight Industrial Control Systems Advisories

• Hive Ransomware Tor leak site apparently seized by law enforcement

• 2023 identity security trends and solutions from Microsoft

• Bitdefender Recognized Under XDR, EDR and EPP Categories in 2022 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint Security Report

• Third-Party App Stores Could Be a Red Flag for iOS Security

• S3 Ep119: Breaches, patches, leaks and tweaks! [Audio + Text]

• CISA Has Added One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• Authorities shut down HIVE ransomware infrastructure, provide decryption tools

• Easy Smart Contract Debugging With Truffle’s Console.log

• The CIO agenda in 2023: Driving growth and transformation

• How CIOs can drive identity-based security awareness

• Making security invisible with adaptive access management

• Ransomware trends, statistics and facts in 2023

• Zacks Investment Research Confirms Breach Affecting 820,000 Customers

• Most Criminal Cryptocurrency Funnels Through Just 5 Exchanges

• CISA Has Added One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• Hive Ransomware Infrastructure Seized in Joint International Law Enforcement Effort

• Remote Workers Face Growing Threats from Phishing Attacks

• Introducing kernel sanitizers on Microsoft platforms

• Prove Identity Appoints Amanda Fennell as New CISO

• Eclypsium Launches Below the Surface: The Supply Chain Security Podcast Series

• Zimperium Appoints Sammie Walker as Chief Marketing Officer to Accelerate Growth

• LATEST CYBERTHREATS AND ADVISORIES – JANUARY 13, 2023

• Bitdefender Recognized Under XDR, EDR and EPP Categories in 2022 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint Security Report

• Center for Cyber Safety and Education Opens 2023 Cybersecurity Scholarship Applications

• New Study Examines Application Connectivity Security in the Cloud

• Google Takes Down 50,000 Instances of Pro-Chinese DRAGONBRIDGE Influence Operation

• Project Texas: The Details of TikTok’s Plan to Remain Operational in the United States

• Constructing a New Middle East: In Pursuit of an American-Led Regional Security Architecture

• Critical Manufacturing Organizations Face Significant Risk of Cyber Attacks

• A $100 Million Theft Has Been Attributed to the Lazarus Group by the FBI

• Predicting which hackers will become persistent threats

• Ingram Micro Announces Inaugural Global Cloud and Innovation Summit: May 15-17 in Las Vegas

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

• Improve your AWS security posture, Step 2: Avoid direct internet access to AWS resources

• Hive Ransomware gang website seized by FBI and Europol

• Using Artificial Intelligence to Retain Tax Compliance – The Benefits

• Dozens of US schools, universities move to ban TikTok

• ShinyHunters suspect extradited to United States from Morocco, could face 116 years in jail if convicted

• Mapping Threat Intelligence to the NIST Compliance Framework Part 2

• 820k Impacted by Data Breach at Zacks Investment Research

• Tenable Launches $25 Million Early-Stage Venture Fund

• CISA Warns Against Malicious Use of Legitimate RMM Software

• NIST Risk Management Framework Aims to Improve Trustworthiness of Artificial Intelligence

• Cybellum Releases Enhanced SBOM Management and Compliance Oversight for Manufacturers with New Release of its Product Security Platform

• 3.7 Million Customers Data Of Hilton Hotels Put Up For Sale

• Explaining Vulnerability Scanning: Definition, Types, Best Practices

• SOCs Face Stern Test in 2023 as Hackers Target Governments and the Media

• ChatGPT’s Effective Corporate Usage Might Eliminate Systemic Challenges

• Supply Chain Attacks Induced More Data Breaches than Malware

• Mandiant’s CAPA + GoReSym to reinforce VT’s capabilities

• Canonical security subscriptions for Ubuntu Linux now available

• The Best Personal Safety Devices, Apps, and Alarms (2023)

• Researchers Uncover Connection b/w Moses Staff and Emerging Abraham’s Ax Hacktivists Group

• Researchers Release PoC Exploit for Windows CryptoAPI Bug Discovered by NSA

• Months After NSA Disclosed Microsoft Cert Bug, Datacenters Remain Unpatched

• RSA’s Demise From Quantum Attacks Is Very Much Exaggerated

• Notice On Hive Ransomware Site Claims Seizure By FBI, Europol

• What Happens When Crypto Derivatives Crash

• #MIWIC2022: Carole Embling, Metro Bank

• NCSC Warns State-Linked Hackers In Russia, Iran Are Targetting UK

• Defensive Driving: The Need for EV Cybersecurity Roadmaps

• How misinformed citizens put government personnel in harm’s way

• White House wants input on crypto tech R&D agenda

• Organizations Must Brace for Privacy Impacts This Year

• Ubuntu Pro: Comprehensive subscription for open-source software security

• Researchers release PoC exploit for critical Windows CryptoAPI bug (CVE-2022-34689)

• US FAA Grounds Contractors Involved In Computer Outage

• Blameless Culture or How to Turn Mistakes into Assets

• Ubuntu Pro security subscriptions for Linux now available

• Hive Ransomware Operation Apparently Shut Down by Law Enforcement

• Is Once-Yearly Pen Testing Enough for Your Organization?

• What Is an SEO Poisoning Attack and How Does It Affect Network Security?

• Smartphone Shipments Plunge In Largest Ever Decline

• NSA and CISA alert: This phishing scam could give hackers control of your PC

• How to Prevent Home Network Hackers? Here’s all you Need to Know

• New Mimic Ransomware Abuses Everything APIs for its Encryption Process

• IBM And SAP To Cut Thousands Of Jobs

• Dozens of Cybersecurity Companies Announced Layoffs in Past Year

• Chinese Hackers Adopting Open Source ‘SparkRAT’ Tool

• UK Gov Warns of Phishing Attacks Launched by Iranian, Russian Cyberspies

• US Government Agencies Warn of Malicious Use of Remote Management Software

• Ticketmaster: Taylor Swift ticket sales disrupted by bot-driven attack

• What Is Policy-as-Code? An Introduction to Open Policy Agent

• Securing IoT with Microsoft Defender for IoT sensors

• On Alec Baldwin’s Shooting

• Attackers use portable executables of remote management software to great effect

• Data Mesh vs. Data Fabric: A Tale of Two New Data Paradigms

• NCSC: Iranian and Russian Groups Targeting Government, Activists and Journalists With Spearphishing

• CISA: Federal Agencies Hacked Using Certain RMM Software

• The Year in Mac Malware 2022 – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 276

• Dark Web Posts Advertising Counterfeit Cash Surge 90%

• Killnet Russian Hacking Group Launches DDoS Attacks on German Websites

• U.S. Sues Google for Dominance Over Digital Advertising Technologies

• Near-Record Year for US Data Breaches in 2022

• Lupovis eliminates false positive security alerts for security analysts and MSSPs

• Lazarus Group Is Responsible for $100 Million Cryptocurrency Theft

• How Hackers Used Legitimate Software to Breach U.S. Federal Agencies

• Exploring The Role Of Technology In Modern Online Gambling

• Meta To Reinstate Donald Trump Facebook, Instagram Accounts

• Lloyds Bank Warns of 80% Surge in Advance Fee Scams

• 820K Zacks Investment Research Clients Impacted By Data Breach

• Tesla To Invest $3.6 Billion In Nevada Expansion

• Malicious USB devices: What are the risks?

• Experts warn of a surge of attacks exploiting a Realtek Jungle SDK RCE (CVE-2021-35394)

• Bloke allegedly stole, sold private info belonging to ‘tens of millions’ globally

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

• PY#RATION: New Python-based RAT Uses WebSocket for C2 and Data Exfiltration

• How businesses can bolster their cybersecurity defenses with open source

• US Federal agencies fall prey to Phishing Scam via Remote Management Software

• Malwarebytes Mobile Security for Business protects organizations’ mobile devices

• ThreatConnect Platform 7.0 enables organizations to modernize security operations

• Halo Security unveils KEV feature to improve attack surface visibility

• ChatGPT is a bigger threat to cybersecurity than most realize

• U.S. Federal Agencies Fall Victim to Cyber Attack Utilizing Legitimate RMM Software

• Impact Podcast with John Shegerian Features Daring’s Ross Mackay

• Uprite Services Ranked on Channel Futures 2022 MSP 501—Tech Industry’s Most Prestigious List of Managed Service Providers Worldwide

• The Cyber AB Announces New Members to its Board of Directors

• Agency Spotter Announces Expansion Into IT & Development Services

• ISACA Awards Celebration to Recognize Outstanding Digital Trust Professionals for Impactful Contributions

• PK Secure Email helps users discover sensitive information in email communication

• Lupovis Prowl reduces time wasted investigating false positives

• SpyCloud Compass identifies infected devices accessing critical workforce apps

• Perimeter 81’s malware protection defends users from internet-borne threats

• Supply chain attacks caused more data compromises than malware

• Cypherbridge Enhances Security and Interoperability for IoT Devices with Support for New PX5 RTOS

• Cyberattacks Spark Demand for Industrial Security Solutions

• Help Shape the CGRC Exam – Formerly Known As CAP

• InQuest Appoints Andre Ludwig as Chief Product Officer

• CISSP-ISSAPs – We Need Your Input

• Cybersecurity Posture & Insurance Outlook with Advisen

• Mastodon vs. Twitter: Know the differences

• Mobile App APIs Are Crucial to Businesses – But Are Under-Protected

• Infrastructure-as-Code Security: a Critical Responsibility

• Months after NSA disclosed Microsoft cert bug, datacenters remain unpatched

• Snyk Gets Nod of Approval With ServiceNow Strategic Investment

• Crypto.com achieves ISO 27017 and ISO 27018 security and privacy certifications

• LogicGate appoints Nicholas Kathmann as CISO

• Barry Mainz joins Forescout as CEO

• Strata Identity raises $26 million to boost sales and marketing

• Grand Theft Auto 5 exploit allows cheaters to tamper with your data

• Consumer privacy and social media

• Video game playing FISH live streams credit card ‘theft’

• How to force Portainer to use HTTPS and upload your SSL certificates for heightened security

• GSA opens workplace innovation lab, a coworking space for federal employees

• Microsoft Azure-Based Kerberos Attacks Crack Open Cloud Accounts

• Data Privacy Day: Privado Flags Data Privacy Challenges In 2023 As It Hails Industry Stars

• KORE Delivers IoT SAFE Solution for Massive IoT Use Cases with AWS

• EFF Tells Supreme Court: User Speech Must Be Protected

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-01-25

• Zacks Investment Research data breach impacted hundreds of thousands of customers

• New Wave of Cyberattacks Targeting MS Exchange Servers

• GAO calls on Energy Department to bolster competition for management contracts

• Microsoft closes another door to attackers by blocking Excel XLL files from the internet

• ChatGPT could boost phishing scams

• Healthcare Remains Top Target in 2022 ITRC Breach Report

• Google Pushes Privacy to the Limit in Updated Terms of Service

• Zacks Investment Research Hack Exposes Data for 820K Customers

• Davos Debrief: Critical Shortage of Cybersecurity Talent Requires Action on Several Fronts, CompTIA Executive Says

• Despite Slowing Economy, Demand for Cybersecurity Workers Remains Strong

• I’m still bitter about Slammer

• SAFHER cloud-based platform for regulating food and agriculture comes closer to fruition

• It takes a team to secure operational technology

• Researchers Pioneer PoC Exploit for NSA-Reported Bug in Windows CryptoAPI

• Handling Automatic ID Generation in PostgreSQL With Node.js and Sequelize

• iPhone Security: Do iPhones Need Antivirus?

• Contractor error led to Baltimore schools ransomware attack

• Experian Glitch Exposing Credit Files Lasted 47 Days

• GoTo Encrypted Backups Stolen in LastPass Breach

• Fani Willis to Judge McBurney: Give Us Time, Please

• Google Chrome 109 update addresses six security vulnerabilities

• Choosing the Best Cloud Provider for Hosting DevOps Tools

• How one state cut its vehicle titling time down to a few days

• Survey: Cybersecurity budgets aren’t matching cybersecurity challenges

• How cyber deception technology strengthens enterprise security

• Protecting Against Malicious Use of Remote Monitoring and Management Software

• CISA, NSA, and MS-ISAC Release Advisory on the Malicious Use of RMM Software

• How to Prevent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks

• Protecting Against Malicious Use of Remote Monitoring and Management Software

• CISA, NSA, and MS-ISAC Release Advisory on the Malicious Use of RMM Software

• North Korea-linked TA444 group turns to credential harvesting activity

• Kronos Malware Reemerges with Increased Functionality

• Malicious Prompt Engineering With ChatGPT

• North Korean Group TA444 Shows ‘Startup’ Culture, Tries Numerous Infection Methods

• North Korea’s Top APT Swindled $1B From Crypto Investors in 2022

• Log4j Vulnerabilities Are Here to Stay — Are You Prepared?

• VMware Releases Security Updates for VMware vRealize Log Insight

• GoTo’s LastPass Breach: Encrypted Customer Data Taken

• How to use Security Keys to protect your Apple ID on your iPhone

• Multicloud Security Challenges Will Persist in 2023

• VMware Releases Security Updates for VMware vRealize Log Insight

• Over 4,500 WordPress Sites Hacked to Redirect Visitors to Sketchy Ad Pages

• Top FinTech API Security Challenges

• Plan for federal AI research and development resource emphasizes diversity in innovation

• Security Update for Chrome 109 Patches 6 Vulnerabilities

• Centralized services as a hedge against shadow IT’s escalation

• Yahoo Overtakes DHL As Most Impersonated Brand in Q4 2022

• Microsoft Security reaches another milestone—Comprehensive, customer-centric solutions drive results

• OSC Edge Earns Recurring Spot on Washington Technology’s 2022 Fast 50 List and Rewards Employees with Additional Bonus

• Cloud Range Launches the First OT/ICS Cyber Range for Live-Fire Training to Reduce Risk from Cyber Attacks on Critical Infrastructure

• Public Safety Threat Alliance Joins CISA’s Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative to Enhance Cybersecurity Posture of United States and Strategic International Partners

• NETSCOUT Appoints Shannon Nash and Marlene Pelage to Board of Directors

• SpyCloud Compass Reduces Ransomware Risk with Post-Infection Remediation

• The risks of 5G security

• Learn cutting-edge ethical hacking techniques for just $39.99

• Cybersecurity Budgets Increase for Retail & Hospitality Industry

• BD Publishes 2022 Cybersecurity Annual Report

• ThreatConnect Extends Threat Intelligence Platform to Enable Threat Intelligence Operations (TI Ops)

• Apple launches educational video resources to iPhone users on Data Privacy Day

• 2023 Predictions: Emerging Tech & Global Conflict Bring New Cyber Threats

• The Role of Data Governance in Data Strategy: Part II

• Federated learning key to securing AI

• CISA releases guide to help safeguard K-12 schools from cyber threats

• North Korean APT Expands Its Attack Repertoire

• Risk & Repeat: Another T-Mobile data breach disclosed

• Ticketmaster Claims Bot Attack Disrupted Taylor Swift Tour Sales

• BlackBerry’s Inaugural Quarterly Threat Intelligence Report Reveals Threat Actors Launch One Malicious Threat Every Minute

• Quantum Computers No Threat To Encryption Just Yet

• GoTo Warns Customers Of Crypto Key And Backup Heist

• DragonSpark Threat Actor Leverages Open Source RAT

• Hackers Demand $10M From Riot Games To Stop Leak Of League Of Legends Source Code

• Recharge Industries Makes Surprise Bid For Britishvolt – Report

• Revolutionizing Supply Chain Management With AI: Improving Demand Predictions and Optimizing Operations

• What Is the Main Vector of Ransomware Attacks?

• Twitter Ad Spending Fell Over 70 Percent In December – Report

• 2023 Software Testing Trends: A Look Ahead at the Industry’s Future

• Who Will Be the Next National Cyber Director?

• Infosys Uses Cortex XSIAM to Revolutionize Your SOC

• Strata Raises $26 Million for Multi-Cloud Identity Management Platform

• New Open Source OT Security Tool Helps Address Impact of Upcoming Microsoft Patch

• CISA Provides Resources for Securing K-12 Education System

• Can’t Fill Open Positions? Rewrite Your Minimum Requirements

• Threat actors launch one malicious attack every minute

• Apple’s Wireless Charging Push: Doing More Harm Than Good

• Attacking The Supply Chain: Developer

• Chat Cybersecurity: AI Promises a Lot, but Can It Deliver?

• Finland in 2023: Beyond Military Nonalignment and a Revanchist Putin

• Big Data and the Law of War

• How to Choose Bitcoin Casino

• A Swiss Hacker Uncovered Confidential FBI Terrorism Screening Center File

• Linux Malware Records a New High in 2022

• PayPal Users Should Check Their Accounts

• UK Watchdog Opens Investigation Of $61bn Broadcom-VMware Buy

• Announcing the new Security Headers API, New Features and Upgrades!

• Microsoft Azure Logic Apps Service

• Best Practices to Succeed at Continuous AWS Security Monitoring

• Strata raises $26M to unify IAM across the cloud

• Forward Networks Raises $50 Million in Series D Funding

• South Dakota’s Noem Says Cell Phone Number Hacked

• The Salt Security API Protection Platform is Now Available on Google Cloud Marketplace

• No experience, No Problem – (ISC)² Recruits 140,000 Individuals Interested in a Cybersecurity Career

• The Definitive Browser Security Checklist

• Riot Games Says Source Code Stolen in Ransomware Attack

• Password Dependency: How to Break the Cycle

• Endpoint Protection Capability Guide

• Entire US “No Fly List” Exposed Online Via Unsecured Server

• Steps To Planning and Implementation Of Endpoint Protection

• Riot Games breached: How did it happen?

• US DoJ Sues Google Over Online Ad Domination

• Apple just patched this ‘actively exploited’ flaw in older iPhones and iPads

• Memory safe programming languages are on the rise. Here’s how developers should respond

• Data Privacy Legislation: What You Should Be Looking for in 2023

• US Cyber Command Operations During the 2022 Midterm Elections

• Strengthening the human element

• The Future of Cloud Engineering Evolves

• North Korean Hackers Turn to Credential Harvesting in Latest Wave of Cyberattacks

• Critical VMware vRealize Log Insight flaws patched (CVE-2022-31706, CVE-2022-31704)

• Riot Games Receives a $10 Million Ransom Demand

• Google Sued for Monopolizing the Online Ad Market

• DDoS Attacks in 2022 Exceeded All Records, Says Russia’s Largest ISP

• The benefits of video conferencing with iMind

• DragonSpark threat actor avoids detection using Golang source code Interpretation

• French rugby club Stade Français leaks source code

• Registry Vulnerability Scanning: Early Prevention for Max Efficiency

• Regulator Stress Test Highlights Cyber Insurance Concerns

• Ukraine deepens NATO cyber partnership

• North Korean cryptocurrency hackers expand target list

• LastPass Owner GoTo Confirms Hackers Stole Customers’ Backups

• Micorosft Down – Xbox, Azure, MS365 and MS Teams Down

• Your 10-Minute Guide to PKI and How Internet Encryption Works

• 2023 MacBook Pro review: A refined second generation

• Fearing ChatGPT, Google enlists founders Brin and Page in AI fight

• China Is the World’s Biggest Face Recognition Dealer

• How to Choose a Software Solution for Your Hospitality Business

• The Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Environmental, Social, and Governance Concerns

• Financial Firms In The European Union Are Facing Strict Rules Around Cloud Based Services

• New Cheats May Emerge After Riot Games Hack

• GoTo Admits Hackers Stole Customers’ Backups & Encryption Keys

• No-fly list with details of over 1 million people leaked by hacker

• Just Half of Firms Have Sufficient Cybersecurity Budget

• Microsoft Investigates Outage With Teams, Outlook

• Australian man given two-year jail sentence for $69K phishing scams

• Chip giant ASML sees 2023 sales surge; says China revenue to be steady despite U.S. restrictions

• Cybersecurity professionals upskill in Brazil and Mexico

• Why performing security testing on your products and systems is a good idea

• Go to security school, GoTo – theft of encryption keys shows you need it

• VMware Releases Patches for Critical vRealize Log Insight Software Vulnerabilities

• LastPass Parent Company GoTo Suffers Data Breach, Customers’ Backups Compromised

• Wireshark 4.0.3 Released – What’s New!

• Breaking Down the NASCIO Top 10 for 2023

• Google advertisements turning into malware spreading platforms

• What makes small and medium-sized businesses vulnerable to BEC attacks

• Chinese researchers: RSA is breakable. Others: Do not panic!

• Most consumers would share anonymized personal data to improve AI products

• How to tackle the cybersecurity skills shortage in the EU

• BrandShield Recognized by Frost & Sullivan as a Leader in Digital Risk Protection Services

• Hackers Using Sliver Framework as an Alternative to Cobalt Strike & Metasploit

• F5 Reports 2% Revenue Growth in its First Quarter of Fiscal Year 2023

• New Tech Port Center + Arena Renamed Boeing Center at Tech Port

• ERI Brings Carbon Neutral, SOC 2 Compliant Circular Economy Innovations to California Businesses

• Dependency Mapping for DevSecOps

• Datto introduces networking solutions for MSP and SMB markets

• Venafi TLS Protect for Kubernetes simplifies machine identity management

• 5 valuable skills your children can learn by playing video games

• Logfile management is no fun. Now it’s a nightmare thanks to critical-rated VMware flaws

• A Brief Overview of the Spring Cloud Framework

• GoTo admits: Customer cloud backups stolen together with decryption key

• What is Stakeholder-Specific Vulnerability Categorization?

• Skyhawk Security Launches Multicloud Runtime Threat Detection and Response Platform

• Key takeaways from Malwarebytes 2023 State of Mobile Cybersecurity

• Riot Games compromised, new releases and patches halted

• What privacy can get you

• VASTFLUX ad fraud massively affected millions of iOS devices, dismantled

• Own an older iPhone? Check you’re on the latest version to avoid this bug

• Facebook Announces It Will Centralize More Privacy Settings Across Its Apps

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