IT Security News Daily Summary 2024-03-31

• PyPI Halts New User Registrations to Combat Malware Campaign

• XZ Utils backdoor update: Which Linux distros are affected and what can you do?

• Checking CSV Files, (Sun, Mar 31st)

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 465 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION

• Wireshark 4.2.4 Released, (Sun, Mar 31st)

• Rust developers at Google are twice as productive as C++ teams

• Enterprise AI Adoption Raises Cybersecurity Concerns

• Inside the failed attempt to backdoor SSH globally — that got caught by chance

• What to Do When Someone Steals Your Identity Online? – 8 Expert Tips

• What are Deepfakes and How to Spot Them

• Virtual Reality Headsets: A Gateway for Hackers?

• DinodasRAT Linux variant targets users worldwide

• Critical Backdoor Found in XZ Utils (CVE-2024-3094) Enables SSH Compromise

• Protecting Data in The Final Stretch of The Supply Chain

• Sophisticated Dutch Bank Helpdesk Scam Unveils Database with Over 7 Million Email Addresses

• Understanding and Shrinking Attack Surfaces: A Comprehensive Guide

• Passwords In the Air

• Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercises: How Far Should You Go?

• You Should Update Apple iOS and Google Chrome ASAP

• RDP remains a security concern – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• Week in review: Backdoor found in XZ utilities, weaponized iMessages, Exchange servers at risk

• Understanding ISO 27001:2022 Annex A.8 – Asset Management

• Secure Remote Access: Enabling Remote Work Without Compromising Security

• Washington State Food Worker Card – 1,594,305 breached accounts

• AT&T Says Data on 73 Million Customers Leaked on Dark Web

• Threat Brief: Vulnerability in XZ Utils Data Compression Library Impacting Multiple Linux Distributions (CVE-2024-3094)

• Cybersecurity Metrics: Measuring Security Effectiveness

• AT&T confirmed that a data breach impacted 73 million customers

• An Accidental Discovery of a Backdoor Likely Prevented Thousands of Infections

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2024-03-30

• Understanding and Mitigating the Fedora Rawhide Vulnerability (CVE-2024-3094)

• Lateral Movement in Cybersecurity: Sneaking Sideways Through a Network

• Technologist Versus Spy: The xz Backdoor Debate

• AT&T Says PII From 73 Million Account Holders Leaked Onto Dark Web

• Expert found a backdoor in XZ tools used many Linux distributions

• Israeli LGBTQ App Atraf Faces Data Leak, 700,000 Users Affected

• Can generative AI help address the cybersecurity resource gap?

• EU AI Act to Impact US Generative AI Deployments

• Assessing ChatGPT Impact: Memory Loss, Student Procrastination

• Data Broker Tracked Visitors to Jeffrey Epstein’s Island, New Report Reveals

• Protecting Your Privacy: How to Safeguard Your Smart TV Data

• Hackers Exploit Flaw in Ray Framework to Breach Servers

• Novel Darcula Phishing Campaign is Targeting iPhone Users

• GitHub CodeQL – AutoFix Your Code Scanner

• Organizations Are Shifting Ransomware Defense Tactics, But Malware Is Still the Problem

• AT&T resets account passcodes after millions of customer records leak online

• How did CVE-2024-27198 Lead to Critical Vulnerability in JetBrains?

• Blockchain in Identity Management: Securing Personal Data and Identities

• Yogurt Heist Reveals a Rampant Form of Online Fraud

• Open AI Exec Warns AI is “Extremely Addictive,” Humanity Could Become “Enslaved”

• German BSI warns of 17,000 unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers

• Understanding ISO 27001:2022 Annex A.7 – Human Resource Security

• Hackers Target macOS Users with Malicious Ads Spreading Stealer Malware

• Urgent: Secret Backdoor Found in XZ Utils Library, Impacts Major Linux Distros

• Cybersecurity for Educational Institutions: Protecting Student Data

• Exploring SASE and SSE Roadmaps with the Two Taylor Swifts of the Decade – AI and Quantum

• Understanding and Shrinking Attack Surfaces: A Comprehensive Guide for Organizational Leaders

• Getting rid of a 20+ year old known vulnerability: It’s like a PSA for Runtime Security

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