IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-02-27

• DevSecOps: The Broken or Blurred Lines of Defense

• Workforce gaps could impact zero trust rollout

• Data to treat the rising cost of prescriptions

• How to create a CSIRT: 10 best practices

• Building an incident response framework for your enterprise

• Wiz Reaches $10B Valuation With Consolidated Cloud Security Platform

• Rights groups push ICE to end contract with LexisNexis

• Cyberattack on Boston Union Results in $6.4M Loss

• LastPass Says DevOps Engineer Home Computer Hacked

• Threat actors leak Activision employee data on hacking forum

• Introducing Exphash: Identifying Malicious DLLs With Export Hashing

• How New Cybersecurity Regulations Are Shaping the Medical Device Industry

• Workforce gaps could impact zero trust roll out

• Vouched Raises $6.3M to Expand AI Identity Verification Offering to Telemedicine and Healthcare

• How to build future-facing ERP

• Dish multi-day outage rolls on as ransomware fears grow

• A Deep Dive into the Evolution of Ransomware Part 3

• Immuta and ServiceNow partner to tackle cloud data visibility crisis

• What’s the secret to getting to the cloud? Just do it

• PureCrypter Malware Targets Governments Through Discord

• Palo Alto Announces Zero-Trust Security Solution for OT

• All CVEs Are Not Created Equal

• How to Reduce Code Risk Using Pipelineless Security

• Mobile Banking Trojans Surge, Doubling in Volume

• Dutch police arrest three cyberextortion suspects who allegedly earned millions

• Cloud security provider Wiz raises $300M for consolidated CSPM/CNAPP platform

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• Researchers Discover Nearly 200,000 New Mobile Banking Trojan Installers

• Edgio Strengthens Security Offering With WAAP Enhancements and DDoS Scrubbing Solution

• ThreatHunter.ai Launches “More Eyes” Program to Help Large Organizations Mitigate Cyber Threats

• Summary of Oral Arguments in Rep. Scott Perry Phone Seizure Case

• Researchers Highlight Security Issues With Email Forwarding Protocols

• Facebook Whistleblower Wants To Force The Company To Be More Transparent

• How the Ukraine War Opened a Fault Line in Cybercrime, Possibly Forever

• News Corp Reveals Two-Year-Long Breach

• 5 reasons to adopt a Zero Trust security strategy for your business

• Meta Announces a New AI-powered Large Language Model

• Online Tracking: What Do You Need to Know?

• Challenges With Software Supply Chain & CNAPP

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

• Integrating Cybersecurity in UX design

• Beware of Malicious 2FA Apps in App Store and Google Play that Deploys Malware

• NCA executive director shares top cybersecurity risks in 2023

• US National Cyber Strategy Pushes Regulation, Aggressive Hack-Back Operations

• Danish Hospitals Struck By Cyberattack From ‘Anonymous Sudan’

• 2023: The Year of AI? A Closer Look at AI Trends

• Ransomware Attack Compromises Indigo Employees’ Data

• Data Breach occurs at Stanford University

• ChromeLoader Malware Poses as Steam, Nintendo Game Mods

• Researchers Share New Insights Into RIG Exploit Kit Malware’s Operations

• Shocking Findings from the 2023 Third-Party App Access Report

• MWC 2023: EU Business Chief Calls For ‘Focus On Future’

• SpaceX Cancels Space Station Crew Launch At Last Minute

• How to use zero trust and IAM to defend against cyberattacks in an economic downturn

• Should organizations swear off open-source software altogether?

• ‘PureCrypter’ Downloader Used to Deliver Malware to Governments

• US Sanctions Several Entities Aiding Russia’s Cyber Operations

• As Social Engineering Attacks Skyrocket, Evaluate Your Security Education Plan

• Signal CEO Signals Signal Will Exit The UK If Law To Weaken Encryption Passes

• China Makes It Even Harder For Data To Leave Its Shores

• Russian Charged With Smuggling US Counterintel Tech

• Microsoft: For Better Security, Scan More Exchange Server Objects

• PlugX Trojan disguised as a legitimate Windows open-source tool in recent attacks

• How Much Can the Speech or Debate Clause Protect Mike Pence?

• The Jurisdiction of the New Data Protection Review Court

• 1-15 February 2023 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• News Corp: Hackers sat undetected on its network for 2 years

• Stanford University Data Breach – Ph.D. Admission Data Leaked

• How Breached Companies Become the Face of Change

• Cloud Security Firm Wiz Raises $300 Million at $10 Billion Valuation

• Microsoft Exchange admins advised to expand antivirus scanning

• QNAP starts bug bounty program with rewards up to $20,000

• Advance Your Cybersecurity Career with Toolkits from (ISC)² and BUiLT

• China makes it even harder for data to leave its shores

• Growing Demand For Skilled Cybersecurity Workforce In This Digital Age

• Canada Launches Latest TikTok Data Privacy Probe

• Twitter Cuts 10 Percent Of Staff, Including #SleepWhereYouWork Exec

• US-Led ‘Chip 4’ Alliance Holds First Senior-Level Meeting

• Setting Up an SSL in a Spring Boot Application

• How to Find the Best iGaming Sites to Gamble At in 2023? For Maximum Fun and Profit

• Media Giant News Corp Discloses New Details of Data Breach

• QNAP Offering $20,000 Rewards via New Bug Bounty Program

• Dutch Police arrests 3 men involved in a massive extortion scheme. One of them is an ethical hacker

• Beware of ChatGPT Clones: A Surge of Fraudulent Apps Exploiting OpenAI’s Chatbot

• Russian charged with smuggling US counterintel tech to Motherland

• Apple iOS Vulnerability Could Expose Users’ Messages And Photos

• Stanford University Discloses Data Breach – Ph.D. Admission Data Leaked

• ChromeLoader Malware Targeting Gamers via Fake Nintendo and Steam Game Hacks

• FTC reveals alarming increase in scam activity, costing consumers billions

• Resecurity identified the investment scam network Digital Smoke

• Approximately 3 T.B. of U.S. Military Emails were Left Unattended on the Internet

• PlugX Trojan Disguised as Legitimate Windows Debugger Tool in Latest Attacks

• PureCrypter Malware Targets Government Entities in Asia-Pacific and North America

• Missing China Bank Founder ‘Working With Authorities’

• The great power pivot and the intelligence community

• 9 Ways Cyber Attackers are Looking to Exploit Government Agencies in 2023

• The 10 Most Common Website Security Attacks (and How to Protect Yourself)

• Palo Alto Networks Unveils Zero Trust OT Security Solution

• North Carolina Business Magnate Indicted in $2bn Fraud Case

• PureCrypter used to deliver AgentTesla to govt organizations

• The mobile malware threat landscape in 2022

• Dashlane password manager braces for passwordless future

• Australian Battery Start-Up Takes Over Failed Britishvolt

• Governments Targeted by Discord-Based Threat Campaign

• Police Arrest Trio in Multimillion-Dollar Extortion Case

• ChromeLoader campaign uses VHD files disguised as cracked games and pirated software

• Dish Network Offline Following Cyberattack, Staff Disconnected

• Software developers, how secure is your software?

• Find a Provider for Securing Your Company with Passwordless Login

• Hacker Claim Telecom Provider Data Including Source Code, Employee Data Stolen

• Dutch Police Arrest 3 Hackers Involved in Massive Data Theft and Extortion Scheme

• The importance of synchronizing siloed security solutions

• Wiper malware goes global, destructive attacks surge

• Stay one step ahead: Cybersecurity best practices to prevent breaches

• Foiling intellectual property theft in a digital-first world

• Ransomware attack on Dish Network

• When Low-Tech Hacks Cause High-Impact Breaches

• Third-party risks overwhelm traditional ERM setups

• Top Morningstar strategist names a deeply discounted tech stock, in a sector poised for strong growth

• Contrast Security adds Microsoft Azure Functions support to evaluate serverless risks

• Beware rogue 2FA apps in App Store and Google Play – don’t get hacked!

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• Integrating AWS Secrets Manager With Spring Boot

• Understanding Static Code Analysis

• Dynatrace Perform: Day One

• Ransomware attack on food giant Dole Food Company blocked North America production

• HTTP 1 vs. HTTP 1.1 vs. HTTP 2: A Detailed Analysis

• Don’t Be So Confident in Nuclear Decision-Making

• Pro-Ukraine hackers CH01 defaced tens of Russian websites on the invasion anniversary

• How to Avoid Cyberattacks on Your Home Network

• Stress May Drive Half of the Cyber Staffer to Leave Their Jobs

• Cloud future overcast by security concerns

• Cybersecurity Industry News Review: February 21, 2023

• Dangers of Adopting Unsanctioned SaaS Applications

• Devices

• News Corp says hackers first breached its systems between Feb 2020 and Jan 2022

• Canadian Telecom Provider Telus is Reportedly Breached

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 408 by Pierluigi Paganini

• Week in review: ChatGPT and cybersecurity, hidden vulnerabilities in Docker containers

• Microsoft: For better security, scan more Exchange server objects

• Convex – 150,129 breached accounts

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

• The Center for Cyber Safety and Education Evolves Its Mission Statement

• Building blocks for Cyber resilience:  MSSPs can lead the way

• Ethical hacker among 3 arrested for blackmail and ransomware attacks

• New Threat Report Shows Attackers Increasingly Exploiting MFA Fatigue

• The Future of Online Privacy

• Clasiopa group targets materials research in Asia

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