IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-01-30

• Cybercrime Ecosystem Spawns Lucrative Underground Gig Economy

• The wages of sin aren’t that great if you’re a developer choosing the dark side

• Ransomware victims stand up to attackers

• Facebook Accused Of Secretly Draining Users’ Cell Phone Batteries

• SentinelOne and KPMG Announce Alliance To Accelerate Cyber Investigations and Response

• JD Sports discloses a data breach impacting 10 million customers

• 10M JD Sports Customers’ Info Exposed in Data Breach

• How AI helps one city spot damaged rooftops

• crypto wallet (cryptocurrency wallet)

• Serious Security: The Samba logon bug caused by outdated crypto

• IT and Security Professionals Spend an Average of 4,300 Hours Annually Achieving or Maintaining Compliance

• Make Developers the Driver of Software Security Excellence

• The Threat from Within: 71% of Business Leaders Surveyed Think Next Cybersecurity Breach Will Come from the Inside

• British Retailer JD Sports Discloses Data Breach Affecting 10 Million Customers

• How $6 Can Buy Hacked Social Media & Streaming Accounts From the Dark Web, Whizcase Study Reveals

• Stupid Patent of the Month: Digital Verification Systems Patents E-Signatures

• Gootloader malware updated with PowerShell, sneaky JavaScript

• Royal Mail “cyber incident” is an ongoing cyberattack CEO admits to MPs

• Facebook Bug Allows 2FA Bypass Via Instagram

• ISC Issues Security Updates to Address New BIND DNS Software Bugs

• Long Con Impersonates Financial Advisers to Target Victims

• Mounting cybersecurity pressure is creating headaches in railway boardrooms

• A glut of wiper malware hits Ukrainian targets

• California Law Says Electronic Search Data Must Be Posted Online. So Where Is It?

• Top Authentication Trends to Watch Out for in 2023

• zero-day (computer)

• The 5 best VPN trials of 2023

• JD Sports Confirms Breach Affected 10 Million Customers

• Fake Texts From the Boss, Bogus Job Postings and Frankenstein Shoppers — Oh My!

• Facebook Parent Seeks To Block £3bn UK Lawsuit

• Convincing, Malicious Google Ads Look to Lift Password Manager Logins

• Are Jan. 6 Defendants Getting a Fair Shake from DC Juries? Comparing Jury and Bench Trial Outcomes

• TikTok Chief Chew To Testify Before US Congress

• Critical Realtek Vulnerability Impacting IoT Devices Worldwide

• Get nine ethical hacking courses for just $30

• Hackers Use TrickGate Software to Deploy Emotet, REvil, Other Malware

• The Journal, Artificial Intelligence in the Life Sciences, Highlights the Contributions of Women in Artificial Intelligence in the Life Sciences

• Moola Market Manipulation

• How to make sure the reputation of your products and company is good

• Sontiq’s BreachIQ Recognized as ‘Transformative’ With CyberSecured Fraud Protection Award

• Perimeter 81 Partners with AVANT to Expand Access to Award-Winning SASE Solutions

• University of Phoenix Recognized With 2022 Academia Circle of Excellence Award by EC-Council, World’s Largest Cybersecurity Certification Body

• Why enterprises trust hardware-based security over quantum computing

• Clever Hacker Finds The Perfect Way To Creatively Vandalize London’s Knightrider Court

• TikTok CEO To Testify Before U.S. Congress Over Security Concerns

• JD Sports Says 10 Million Customers Hit By Cyber Attack

• Russian Hackers DDoS Germany For Aiding Ukraine

• Most Criminal Cryptocurrency Is Funneled Through Just 5 Exchanges

• A Six-Step Guide to Preventing Cyber Security Breaches

• 9 Ways smart devices can compromise your privacy

• Data Breach at Britain JD Sports leaks 10 million customers

• Blacklisted China Chip Giant YMTC Cuts ‘Hundreds’ Of Staff

• Schools don’t pay, but ransomware attacks still increasing

• Devs on Dark Web Forums Paid Up to $20,000 For Illicit Activities

• Researcher received a $27,000 bounty for 2FA bypass bug in Facebook and Instagram

• JD Sports admits data breach

• Threat Intelligence Platform: A Tool to Mitigate Upcoming Cyber Threats

• Evolution of Gootkit Malware Using Obfuscations

• Serious 2FA Bypass Vulnerability Affected Facebook And Instagram

• The Hidden Threat: Bitwarden Password Manager Targeted by Phishing Scams

• No, AI is Not Magic!

• Japan, Netherlands ‘Join US China Chip Sanctions’

• JD Sports Cyber-Attack Affects Data Of 10 Million Customers

• NIST debuts long-anticipated AI risk management framework

• Unphishable mobile MFA through hardware keys

• Russia-Linked APT29 Uses New Malware in Embassy Attacks

• Vulnerabilities in OpenEMR Healthcare Software Expose Patient Data

• 5 ethical hacker certifications to consider

• Splitgate Tips & Tricks to Win More & Unlock Skins FAST!

• JD Sports admits intruder accessed 10 million customers’ data

• Hackers Exploiting Unpatched Exchange Servers in The Wild

• How the Silk Road Affair Changed Law Enforcement

• As public cloud use increases, security gaps widen

• Spotlight on 2023 DevSecOps Trends

• Recovering from Attacks: Getting Back to Normal

• What is Word Unscrambler In Gaming?

• Schools Are A Rising Target For Ransomware Attacks

• The EU Can, and Should, Designate the IRGC as a Terrorist Group

• How to Save Thousands of Afghan Allies

• Acronis seals cyber protection partnership with Fulham FC

• Critical OpenEMR vulnerabilities may allow attackers to access patients’ health records

• Microsoft warning: Protect this critical piece of your tech infrastructure

• Council Of Europe Warns Over Data Protection Rights

• Breaking: JD Sports Data Breach Following Cyberattack

• Mimic Attacks: Ransomware Hijacking Windows ‘Everything’ Search Tool

• LearnPress Plugin Vulnerabilities Risk Numerous WordPress Sites

• Multiple Vulnerabilities In Yellowfin BI Could Allow RCE Attacks

• SMEs Are Now the Top Targets for Cybercriminals

• The Untold Story of a Crippling Ransomware Attack

• Identity Reveal: Threat Actor Behind Golden Chicken Malware Service Exposed

• SwiftSlicer New Data-Wiping Malware Attacks Windows Operating Systems

• New Mimic Ransomware Uses Windows Search Engine to Find and Encrypt Files

• We are the weakest link

• An Introduction to Data Mesh

• Black swans events are shaping the cybersecurity present and future

• CISO Interview Series: Brian Haugli

• Network Security Threats and Defenses: A 2023 Guide

• The Effect of Cybersecurity Layoffs on Cybersecurity Recruitment

• Meta Awards $27,000 Bounty for 2FA Bypass Vulnerability

• Titan Stealer: A New Golang-Based Information Stealer Malware Emerges

• Sandworm APT group hit Ukrainian news agency with five data wipers

• Apple’s 2023 Mac mini is a Mini Mac Studio

• Redaction: how to properly hide sensitive text on a PDF document

• Charities Criticise Move To Shut Down AmazonSmile

• Congressional Democrats propose an 8.7% pay raise for feds in 2024

• Fake Money Apps Garner Millions of Android Downloads

• Realtek Vulnerability Under Attack: Over 134 Million Attempts to Hack IoT Devices

• 20 Million Downloads In Shady Rewards Apps Via Google Play

• New Yorker Gets Four Years for $9m COVID Fraud Scheme

• Realtek Vulnerability Under Attack: 134 Million Attempts in 2 Months to Hack IoT Devices

• Come to the dark side: hunting IT professionals on the dark web

• Five Data Wipers Attack Ukrainian News Agency

• Software developers, how secure is your software?

• New Research Uncovers Threat Actor Behind Infamous Golden Chickens Malware-as-a-Service

• UNC2565 threat actors continue to improve the GOOTLOADER malware

• Arkose Labs unveils SMS Toll Fraud online ROI calculator

• Insider attacks becoming more frequent, more difficult to detect

• ICS vulnerabilities: Insights from advisories, how CVEs are reported

• Mounting pressure is creating a ticking time bomb for railway cybersecurity

• How organizations can keep themselves secure whilst cutting IT spending

• Details about TikTok Project Texas of United States

• Versa Networks Hosting Versatility 2023 Annual User Conference Next Month

• SecureAuth Closes 2022 with Exciting Momentum as Customer Adoption Soars for Passwordless Continuous Authentication

• Government Issues High-risk Warning for iPhone Users

• Gee, tanks: Russian hackers DDoS Germany for aiding Ukraine

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• Doctor Paid $60k in Bitcoin to Hire Dark Web Hitmen

• Facebook Scams, Account Takeovers Are On The Rise

• Alleged member of ShinyHunters group extradited to the US, could face 116 years in jail

• Pro-Russia group Killnet targets Germany due to its support to Ukraine

• Russia in the Caucasus and Central Asia After the Invasion of Ukraine

• Riot Games Hit by Data Breach

• Netflix To Clamp Down On Password Sharing By Q1 Of 2023

• ISG to Publish Reports on Power and Utilities Industry

• Julie Cullivan Joins Astra Board of Directors

• Latest Cyberthreats and Advisories – January 20, 2023

• How to Secure Your CI/CD Pipeline

• Watch out! Experts plans to release VMware vRealize Log RCE exploit next week

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 404 by Pierluigi Paganini

• DOJ Reveals: FBI Hacked Hive Ransomware Gang

• Aurora Infostealer Malware Uses Shapeshifting Techniques

• Using Legitimate Remote Management Systems, Hackers Infiltrate Federal Agencies

• Critical CryptoAPI Spoofing Flaw in Windows PoC Exploit Released

• Week in review: ChatGPT cybersecurity, critical RCE vulnerabilities found in git, Riot Games breached

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

• Gootkit Malware Continues to Evolve with New Components and Obfuscations

• Why we should care about the theft of $1

• Yandex Source Code Online Leaked, Company Denies Hack

• Mirantis acquires Shipa to extend management capabilities beyond containers to applications

• Hive! Hive! Hive! Ransomware site submerged by FBI

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