IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-12-02

• What to Do if You Expose a Secret: How to Stay Calm and Respond to an Incident

• Facebook Is Reportedly Struggling To Detect And Remove Child Abuse Content

• LockBit Claims Cyberattack on India’s National Aerospace lab

• Okta: October Data Breach Impacts All User Across Customer Support Systems

• Understanding the New SEC Rules for Disclosing Cybersecurity Incidents

• Google Introduces RETVec: Gmail’s New Defense to Identify Spams

• Researchers: ‘Black Basta’ Group Rakes in Over $100 Million

• You should probably update your Google Chrome browser this weekend

• Amazon Introduces Q, a Business Chatbot Powered by Generative AI

• ChatGPT Spit Out Sensitive Data When Told to Repeat ‘Poem’ Forever

• Active Attacks Targeting Google Chrome & ownCloud Flaws: CISA Warns

• Europol Dismantles Ukrainian Ransomware Gang

• Next-Level AI: Unbelievable Precision in Replicating Doctors’ Notes Leaves Experts in Awe

• China continues Pig-Butchering Crack-down

• Scores of US credit unions offline after ransomware infects backend cloud outfit

• How Kasada Counters Toll Fraud and Fake Account Creation for Enterprises

• Fortune-telling website WeMystic exposes 13M+ user records

• Agent Racoon Backdoor Targets Organizations in Middle East, Africa, and U.S.

• Russian Hacker Vladimir Dunaev Convicted for Creating TrickBot Malware

• What Is Distributed Cloud and Why Should You Care?

• IT Modernization Efforts Need to Prioritize Cybersecurity

• Sustainable Tech Solutions: Paving the Way for a Greener Tomorrow

• Getting your organisation post-quantum ready

• How to Build a Phishing Playbook Part 1: Preparation

• Teaching appropriate use of AI tech – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• Particle Network’s Intent-Centric Approach Aims to Simplify and Secure Web3

• 60 US credit unions offline after ransomware infects backend cloud outfit

• Digital Transformation in the Financial Industry: The Role of Fintech

• Cyberattack Defaces Israeli-Made Equipment at US Water Agency, Brewing Firm

• Taking the complexity out of identity solutions for hybrid environments

• Top 44 Cybersecurity Companies to Know in 2024

• 23andMe says hackers accessed ‘significant number’ of files about users’ ancestry

• Expert warns of Turtle macOS ransomware

• Victory! Montana’s Unprecedented TikTok Ban is Unconstitutional

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• Cisco Live 2023 Melbourne: Cisco U. Theatre Sessions

• Apple slaps patch on WebKit holes in iPhones and Macs amid fears of active attacks

• Java 11 to 21: A Visual Guide for Seamless Migration

• When It Comes to January 6 Lawsuits, a Court Splits Donald Trump in Two

• Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for Friday, December 1, 2023

• UEFI flaws allow bootkits to pwn potentially hundreds of devices using images

• The Qlik Cyber Attack: Why SSPM Is a Must Have for CISOs

• Accelerating Cloud-Native Data Security Deployments at Scale with Imperva’s eDSF Kit

• Randall Munroe’s XKCD ‘X Value’

• Apple Security Update Fixes Zero-Day Webkit Exploits

• U.S. Senator: What Do Our Cars Know? And Who Do They Share that Information With?

• New Tool Set Found Used Against Organizations in the Middle East, Africa and the US

• Make your WhatsApp chats even more private with a secret code. Here’s how

• 7 key OT security best practices

• Congressmen Ask DOJ to Investigate Water Utility Hack, Warning It Could Happen Anywhere

• Natural Language Processing (NLP) in AI: Top 9 Use Cases

• Latest Draft of UN Cybercrime Treaty Is A Big Step Backward

• Embracing Sustainability: Embark on the Journey to a More Sustainable Future!

• TikTok Ban Banned — Montana Loses in US Court

• South Korea Aims to be the Global Leader in Regulating Generative AI

• Apple Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• CISA Removes One Known Exploited Vulnerability From Catalog

• Staples Confirms ‘Cybersecurity Risk’ Disrupting Online Stores

• AI expert says report findings proof onset of ‘Terminal AI’ has begun

• Apple, Paramount Discuss Bundling Streaming Service Offer – Report

• Google to Delete Inactive Gmail Accounts From Today: What You Need to Know

• iOS 17.1.2: A seemingly boring iPhone update you need to install now

• US govt sanctioned North Korea-linked APT Kimsuky

• Are the Fears about the EU Cyber Resilience Act Justified?

• Japan Aerospace Agency hit by ransomware attacks

• Questions Surround X/Twitter, After Elon Musk Expletive-Filled Rant

• VirusTotal: Generative AI is Great at Detecting, Identifying Malware

• US readies prison cell for another Russian Trickbot developer

• Australian SMBs Faces Challenges in Cyber Security

• LogoFAIL: UEFI Vulnerabilities Unveiled

• Passkeys & Passwords: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

• CrowdStrike Demonstrates Cloud Security Leadership at AWS re:Invent 2023

• TikTok bans explained: Everything you need to know

• Apple Patches WebKit Flaws Exploited On Older iPhones

• Zoom Flaw Enabled Hijacking Of Accounts With Access To Meetings, Team Chat

• Black Basta’s Ransom Haul Tops $100M In Less Than 2 Years

• Qlik Sense Vulnerabilities Exploited In Ransomware Attacks

• Explained: Domain fronting

• Stressed Employees and Insider Threats Put Data in Danger

• Emergency Rooms Hit by Cyber Siege: Patient Diversions Spread Across Three States

• Black Basta’s Ransom Money Surpasses $100 million in Less Than Two Years

• Cactus Ransomware Exploiting Qlik Sense code execution Vulnerability

• Apple ZERO DAY Vulnerabilities For iOS, macOS- Immediately Patch Now

• Apple releases security updates for iOS, iPadOS and macOS, fixing two actively exploited zero-days

• In Other News: Utilities Targeted by Hackers, Aerospace Attacks, Killnet Leader Unmasked

• LockBit Leaked 4.5 TB Data of Shimano Industry

• AWS Security Hub and 4 Ways to Enhance Security

• Security Pros See Budget Bump, Headcount Rise in 2023

• Cyber Security Today, Dec. 1, 2023 podcast – More on Booking.com compromises

• New FjordPhantom Android Malware Targets Banking Apps in Southeast Asia

• Black Basta Ransomware gang accumulated at least $107 million in Bitcoin ransom payments since early 2022

• AI Decides to Engage in Insider Trading

• Voltron Data Theseus helps organizations solve data processing challenges

• Cable Transaction Assurance enhances the efficacy of front-line financial crime controls

• New Tool Set Found Used Against Middle East, Africa and the US

• US Judge Blocks Montana’s TikTok Use Ban

• Hackers Bypass Antivirus with ScrubCrypt Tool to Install RedLine Malware

• CISA adds ownCloud and Google Chrome bugs to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

• New ‘Turtle’ macOS Ransomware Analyzed

• Hitachi Vantara Pentaho+ allows organizations to oversee data from inception to deployment

• Qlik Sense flaws exploited in Cactus ransomware campaign

• Insider Risk Digest: Week 47-48

• Critical Zyxel NAS vulnerabilities patched, update quickly!

• Chinese Hackers Using SugarGh0st RAT to Target South Korea and Uzbekistan

• Qakbot Takedown Aftermath: Mitigations and Protecting Against Future Threats

• Pipidae – the latest malware to take over the Mac ecosystem

• Google bins inactive accounts

• Simple Attack Allowed Extraction of ChatGPT Training Data

• WhatsApp’s New Secret Code Feature Lets Users Protect Private Chats with Password

• Discover How Gcore Thwarted Powerful 1.1Tbps and 1.6Tbps DDoS Attacks

• NCSC Urges UK Water Companies to Secure Control Systems

• Customers of online travel agency Booking.com are under attack

• Opening Critical Infrastructure: The Current State of Open RAN Security

• Silicon UK Pulse: Your Tech News Update: Episode 28

• Critical Zoom Vulnerability Let Attackers Take Over Meetings

• Hotel’s Booking.com Hacked Logins Let Attacker Steal Guest Credit Cards

• Cobalt Strike: Looking for the Beacon

• IT threat evolution in Q3 2023. Mobile statistics

• Regulator says stranger entered hospital, treated a patient, took a document … then vanished

• Apple Patches Actively Exploited iOS Zero-Days

• IT threat evolution in Q3 2023. Non-mobile statistics

• IT threat evolution Q3 2023

• Make Life Safer and Easier With This Password Manager for Just $15

• U.S. Treasury Sanctions North Korean Kimsuky Hackers and 8 Foreign-Based Agents

• Apple patches two zero-days used to target iOS users (CVE-2023-42916 CVE-2023-42917)

• UK Celebrates “World-First” Anti-Fraud Deal With Big Tech

• TechRepublic Premium Editorial Calendar: Policies, Checklists, Hiring Kits and Glossaries for Download

• U.S. Treasury Sanctions North Korean Kimsuky Hackers and 8 Foreign Agents

• How can Cloud Security Prevent Exposure of Credentials via File Sharing App?

• Internet Safety for Kids: A Parent’s Guide

• Interpol makes first border arrest using Biometric Hub to ID suspect

• Zyxel Releases Patches to Fix 15 Flaws in NAS, Firewall, and AP Devices

• Improving FLARE’s Malware Analysis Tools at Google Summer of Code 2023

• Google and Meta complain about China’s misbehavior online

• Exploring Secure Alternatives to Traditional Passwords

• Prepare, Prevent, and Response: A Comprehensive Ransomware Protection Guide

• New infosec products of the week: December 1, 2023

• Anduril’s New Drone Killer Is Locked on to AI-Powered Warfare

• Robotics and Automation: Shaping Industries for Efficiency

• Bridging the gap between cloud vs on-premise security

• Zero-Day Alert: Apple Rolls Out iOS, macOS, and Safari Patches for 2 Actively Exploited Flaws

• How mobile network automation will drive success for operators

• Key drivers of software security for financial services

• Unhappy network professionals juggling more with less

• Today’s ‘China is misbehaving online’ allegations come from Google, Meta

• The Intelligence Committees’ Proposals for a 702 Reauthorization Bill are Beyond Bad

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• Apple Issues Urgent Security Patches for Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

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