IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-06-03

• Insider Q&A: Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity In Military Tech

• SAS Airlines Faces $3 Million Ransom Demand After DDoS Attacks

• Kimsuky APT poses as journalists and broadcast writers in its attacks

• Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Hit by Ransomware Attack

• Upsurge in UPI Fraud Cases: How can you Guard Against These Scams

• Deepfake Deception: Man Duped of Rs 5 Crore as Chinese Scammer Exploits AI Technology

• Fraudsters Target Kolkatans With Message-Forwarding Software

• Mata: Challenges in Data Transfer Between Countries May Affect Services

• “Facebook Receipts” Project Reveals The Company’s Shadowy Influence

• AI Is Being Used to ‘Turbocharge’ Scams

• 5 Common Myths About Binary Trading

• Cyberattack Diverted Ambulances of Idaho Hospital

• Splunk Flaw Let Attackers Escalate Privilege Using crafted web Request

• In Other News: Government Use of Spyware, New Industrial Security Tools, Japan Router Hack

• How AI Protects (and Attacks) Your Inbox

• New Linux Ransomware BlackSuit is similar to Royal ransomware

• FTC Slams Amazon with $30.8M Fine for Privacy Violations Involving Alexa and Ring

• Cloud Security Tops Concerns for Cybersecurity Leaders: EC-Council’s Certified CISO Hall of Fame Report 2023

• New Linux Ransomware Strain BlackSuit Shows Striking Similarities to Royal

• Uncle Sam wants DEF CON hackers to pwn this Moonlighter satellite in space

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Amazon Ring Employees Able to Access Every Single Camera Customer Video

• Millions of PC Motherboard Were Sold With Backdoor Installed

• Update now! MOVEit Transfer vulnerability actively exploited

• The Messy US Influence That’s Helping Iranians Stay Online

• Galvanick Banks $10 Million for Industrial XDR Technology

• OpenAI Unveils Million-Dollar Cybersecurity Grant Program

• The Messy US Influence That’s Helping Iranians Stay Online

• CISA adds Progress MOVEit Transfer zero-day to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

• How to enable Bitwarden biometric unlock (and why you should)

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-06-02

• AI in the workplace: Local officials explore responsible use

• PyPI’s 2FA Requirements Don’t Go Far Enough, Researchers Say

• Cybersecurity standards gain ground in counties

• Kaspersky Reveals iPhones of Employees Infected with Spyware

• Agencies issue rule to ban TikTok on contractor devices

• ‘PostalFurious’ SMS Attacks Target UAE Citizens for Data Theft

• New botnet Horabot targets Latin America

• Google’s Latest Android Feature Drop: Dark Web Search for Gmail ID

• NASA puts error data to use to speed up tsunami detection

• Fūsus Competes in Fourth ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards

• New QBot Malware Campaign Exploits WordPad for Infection

• Shiba Inu: The Meme Coin Fueling an Open-Source Ecosystem

• Malaysia goes its own Huawei, won’t ban Chinese vendor from 5G network

• U.S., South Korean agencies warn of state-sponsored spearphishing

• Point32Health ransomware attack exposed info of 2.5M people

• Two Years Since the Colonial Pipeline Hack, Here’s What We’ve Learned

• Microsoft is finally making Edge a much more secure place to surf the web

• Improve your app security on Azure

• Streamers Ditch Netflix for Dark Web After Password Sharing Ban

• ‘Picture-in-Picture’ Obfuscation Spoofs Delta, Kohl’s for Credential Harvesting

• Understanding SEBI’s Framework for Cloud Services Adoption by Financial Entities in India

• Digital Rights Updates with EFFector 35.7

• How AI could take over elections – and undermine democracy

• Enzo Biochem Hit by Ransomware, 2.5 Million Patients’ Data Compromised

• How to Protect Operational Technology (OT) from Cyber Threats

• Netflix password sharing crackdown can be hacked with a new VPN

• Navigating the complex world of Cybersecurity compliance

• Encrypting files and emails: A beginner’s guide to securing sensitive information

• MOVEit file transfer vulnerability exploited by hackers

• Develop valuable cyber security skills over a lifetime for only $70

• 1Password enables passkeys — a new option from passwords

• Zyxel vulnerability under ‘widespread exploitation’

• US and Korean Agencies Issue Warning on North Korean Cyber-Attacks

• Japan Privacy Watchdog Warns ChatGPT Maker OpenAI On User Data

• Python Byte Code Used To Avoid Detection And Load Malware

• Clickless iOS Exploits Infect Kaspersky iPhones With Never-Before-Seen Malware

• BlackCat Updates Tradecraft With Stealth And Speed

• China Is Digging A Big Frickin’ Hole 33,000 Feet Into The Earth

• Safeguarding Your Work: What Not to Share with ChatGPT

• Undiscovered Attacks Against Middle Eastern Targets Conducted Since 2020

• Senate passes debt ceiling bill, approves new work requirements for benefits

• Researchers claim Windows “backdoor” affects hundreds of Gigabyte motherboards

• Malicious PyPI Packages Use Compiled Python Code to Bypass Detection

• Our Right To Challenge Junk Patents Is Under Threat

• Capita Cyberattack Sees 90 Organizations Report Possible Data Breaches

• Ghost Sites: Attackers are now Exposing Data From Deactivated Salesforce Sites

• Here’s How Script Kiddies are Targeting Internet Users Worldwide

• Military vehicle electrification continues to roll forward, but may face bumps in the road

• Login.gov is still ‘vital’ despite setbacks, GSA official says

• Kali Linux Penetration Testing Tutorial: Step-By-Step Process

• Digi International updates SkyCloud features for industrial monitoring and control solutions

• 9 Million Patients’ Data Exposed by Ransomware Attack on US Dental Giant

• Privacy vs. Security: Discovering the Difference

• Meta Workers Told To Return To Office Three Days A Week – Report

• Detecting Insider Threats: Leverage User Behavior Analytics

• Information of 2.5M People Stolen in Ransomware Attack at Massachusetts Health Insurer

• Open-Source LLMs

• How CISOs Can Manage the Intersection of Security, Privacy, And Trust

• Want Sustainable Security? Find Middle Ground Between Tech & Education

• Idaho Hospitals Working to Resume Full Operations After Cyberattack

• High-Severity Vulnerabilities Patched in Splunk Enterprise

• US, South Korea Detail North Korea’s Social Engineering Techniques

• MOVEit Transfer software zero-day actively exploited in the wild

• Extending Zero Trust OT Security to Meet Air Gap Requirements

• OffSec expands Global Partner Program to empower and support partner organizations

• Google triples reward for Chrome full chain exploits

• ON2IT adds CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model to AUXO cloud platform

• Ransomware Attack on Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Exposes 2.5M Patients Data

• New Botnet Malware ‘Horabot’ Targets Spanish-Speaking Users in Latin America

• Moscow Alleges NSA Mass Spying On Russian iPhones

• In search of the Triangulation: triangle_check utility

• Watch CNBC’s full interview with SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten

• SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten on Q1 earnings: We need to perform better

• Senate passes debt deal, agency spending freeze bill headed to Biden’s desk

• Galvanick raises $10 million for its industrial cybersecurity platform

• The Importance of Managing Your Data Security Posture

• Russia’s FSB blames the US intelligence for Operation Triangulation

• Twitter Loses Second Head Of Trust And Safety

• Check Point’s Interactive Cyber Center Teaches Thousands of Young People to Be Safe Online

• Apple Denies Helping US Government Hack Russian iPhones

• Enzo Biochem Ransomware Attack Exposes Information of 2.5M Individuals

• MOVEit Transfer zero-day attacks: The latest info

• Free Threat Hunting Platform Security Onion Released Updates – What’s New!

• Poor Communication During a Data Breach Can Cost You — Here’s How to Avoid It

• Elevate Your Cloud Defense: 6 Top Strategies for Safeguarding Cloud-Native Apps

• Camaro Dragon Strikes with New TinyNote Backdoor for Intelligence Gathering

• Cybersecurity in Online Trading: Protecting Your Investments

• Jetpack Plugin Patched A Critical Vulnerability Triggering WordPress Force-Installs

• Zero-Day in MOVEit File Transfer Software Exploited to Steal Data From Organizations

• Insurers Predict $33bn Bill for Catastrophic “Cyber Event”

• Checklist: Network and systems security

• Chinese Phishing Gang “PostalFurious” Expands Campaign

• Qakbot: The trojan that just won’t go away

• Kaspersky Says it is Being Targeted By Zero-Click Exploits

• Malicious extensions: Avast detects new threats on the Chrome Web Store

• Want your endpoint security product in the Microsoft Consumer Antivirus Providers for Windows?

• Silicon UK Pulse: Your Tech News Update: Episode 5

• The rise and fall of ransomware: Insights from Avast’s Q1/2023 Threat Report

• North Korea’s Kimsuky Group Mimics Key Figures in Targeted Cyber Attacks

• This malicious PyPI package mixed source and compiled code to dodge detection

• Amazon agrees to pay $31 after FTC Privacy and Security charges

• The Evolving Landscape of Cybersecurity: Trends and Challenges

• How defense contractors can move from cybersecurity to cyber resilience

• New infosec products of the week: June 2, 2023

• Toyota Server Misconfiguration Leaks Owners Data for Over Seven Years

• You might have been phished by the gang that stole North Korea’s lousy rocket tech

• Google Temporarily Offering $180,000 for Full Chain Chrome Exploit

• Despite cutbacks, IT salaries expected to rise

• Cybercriminals use legitimate websites to obfuscate malicious payloads

• Introducing the book: Cybersecurity First Principles

• When internet security is a requirement, look to dedicated fiber

• CISOs: How to improve cybersecurity in an ever-changing threat landscape

• MOVEit Transfer Under Attack: Zero-Day Vulnerability Actively Being Exploited

• Millions of Gigabyte PC motherboards backdoored? What’s the actual score?

• Operation Triangulation: previously undetected malware targets iOS devices

• Amazon’s Ring cameras were used to spy on customers

• US hospital forced to divert ambulances after cyberattack

• Deployed publicly accessible MOVEit Transfer? Oh no. Mass exploitation underway

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