IT Security News Weekly Summary – Week 19

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-14

• The latest variant of the RapperBot botnet adds cryptojacking capabilities

• XWorm Malware Exploits Critical Follina Vulnerability in New Attacks

• Hackers Come up With Innovative Methods to Enforce Ransomware Payment

• ChatGPT is about to revolutionize cybersecurity

• Capita warns customers to assume that their data was stolen

• Microsoft 365 Phishing Attacks Made Easier With ‘Greatness’

• Trafficstealer Exploits Container APIs for Malicious Redirections

• 1Password Confirms No Security Breach After “Password Changed” Alerts Panicked Users

• Google Account To Support Passwordless Sign-ins With PassKeys

• Android Device Migration Tools Allow Unauthorized App Cloning

• Conti Ransomware Group Poses $20 Million Threat to Costa Rican Government

• Beware of “Quishing”: Fraudsters Steal Data Using QR Codes

• Dragos Hacked: Cybersecurity Firm Reveals “Cybersecurity Event”, Extortion Attempt

• What Makes Bitcoin NFTs Different from Other NFTs?

• Google Launches Next-Gen Large Language Model, PaLM 2

• How to Use Google Authenticator

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 419 by Pierluigi Paganini – International edition

• Week in review: Microsoft fixes two actively exploited bugs, MSI private code signing keys leaked

• DangerousPassword – Hackers Use New Attack Pattern to Infect Devices With Malware

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

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-13

• Personal info of 90k hikers leaked by French tourism company La Malle Postale

• Data of more than 2M Toyota customers exposed in ten years-long data breach

• Mobility is a Necessity in Today’s Public Safety Software Environment

• ChatGPT and Data Privacy Concerns: What You Need to Know

• Discord suffered a data after third-party support agent was hacked

• Review Of News and Events That Happened This Week

• Google’s Search Engine Received AI Updates

• Twitter Launches End-to-End Encrypted Messaging Services

• VMware ESXi Ransomware on the Rise Due to Leaked Babuk Code

• Toyota Leaked Vehicle Data of 2 Million Customers

• 10 Best Floor Plan Apps To Create Your Floor Plans

• Executive Fired From TikTok’s Chinese Owner Says Beijing Had Access to App Data in Termination Suit

• Russia-affiliated CheckMate ransomware quietly targets popular file-sharing protocol

• New Phishing-as-a-Service Platform Lets Cybercriminals Generate Convincing Phishing Pages

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• ‘Top three Balkans drug kingpins’ arrested after cops crack their Sky ECC chats

• WhatsApp Users Alerted About Possible Scam Calls From International Numbers

• The role of AI in healthcare: Revolutionizing the healthcare industry

• Hammerspace acquires Rozo Systems to help users accelerate data analytics

• Sponsored Twitter post uses fake BBC News site to boost slippery oil trading app

• YouTube is testing ad blocker detection

• Collaboration is Key to Building Industrial Cyber Resilience

• SAP Debugger’s Power and Danger

• Bl00dy Ransomware Gang actively targets the education sector exploiting PaperCut RCE

• Why Microsoft just patched a patch that squashed an under-attack Outlook bug

• Vulnerability Management Policy: Steps, Benefits, and a Free Template

• Vulnerability Management Policy Template

• 8 Best User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) Tools for 2023

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-12

• WordPress Plugin Used in 1M+ Websites Patched to Close Critical Bug

• XWorm Malware Exploits Follina Vulnerability in New Wave of Attacks

• Leaked source code of Babuk ransomware used by 10 different ransomware families targeting VMware ESXi

• Ex-Ubiquiti dev jailed for 6 years for stealing internal corp data, extorting bosses

• How Compliance Automation Can Transform Your Next Audit

• How cyberstalkers could access your iPhone using the Windows Phone Link app

• Explore the impact of quantum computing on cryptography

• U.S. military now has voice-controlled bug drones

• Ex-Ubiquiti dev jailed for 6 years after stealing internal corp data, extorting bosses

• Wildlife management migrates to the cloud

• Security experts share cloud auditing best practices

• An Analyst View of XM Cyber’s Acquisition of Confluera

• 6G promises immersive communications for public safety

• Making Sure Lost Data Stays Lost

• Lawmakers tell Biden they are ‘extremely concerned’ about critical vacant cyber role

• Republicans unemployment fraud bill passes House, gets Senate version

• Toyota: Data on More Than 2 Million Vehicles in Japan Were at Risk in Decade-Long Breach

• New Competition Focuses on Hardening Cryptosystems

• Malicious Chatbots Target Casinos in Southeast Asia

• Global Supply Chain With Kafka and IoT

• Eight Years Holding ISPs to Account in Latin America: A Comparative Outlook of Victories and Challenges for User Privacy

• Align agencies, residents to boost customer experience

• The Law Should Not Require Parental Consent for All Minors to Access Social Media

• Whodunnit? Cybercrook gets 6 years for ransoming his own employer

• Securing and Managing ChatGPT Traffic with Palo Alto Networks App-ID

• Britain’s largest private pension scheme reveals scale of Capita break-in

• Is federal financial management stuck in the 20th century?

• UK’s largest private pension scheme warns of Capita break-in

• WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Exposed Ferrari Website to Hackers

• Toyota: Data on More Than 2 million Vehicles in Japan Were at Risk in Decade-Long Breach

• Bl00dy ransomware gang targets schools via PaperCut flaw

• Facebook Must Face Yet Another Privacy Suit Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal

• Black Basta Ransomware Attacks Global Technology Company ABB

• The UK Online Safety Bill Must Not Violate Our Rights to Free Speech And Private Communication

• How To Implement Istio Ambient Mesh in GKE or AKS

• Lessons from ‘Star Trek: Picard’ – a cybersecurity expert explains how a sci-fi series illuminates today’s threats

• Experts question San Bernardino’s $1.1M ransom payment

• PaperCut Software Flaw Sparks Ransomware Attacks, CISA Warns

• Hacker Marketplace Still Active Despite Police Takedown Claim

• Microsoft Will Take Nearly A Year To Finish Patching New 0-Day Secure Boot Bug

• More Than 2 Million Toyota Users Face Risk Of Vehicle Data Leak In Japan

• Activists Gatecrash Capita’s AGM To Protest GPS Tracking Contract

• UK Cops Score Legal Win In EncroChat Snooping Case

• SideWinder APT Group: Victims in Pakistan and Turkey Stricken with Multiphase Polymorphic Attack

• Toyota Admits Decade-Long Data Leak Affecting 2.15 Million Customers

• How Cybercriminals Adapted to Microsoft Blocking Macros by Default

• How to avoid mothers day scams

• Virginia joins Republican states pulling out of multi-state voter list program

• Essential Addons Plugin Flaw Exposes One Million WordPress Websites

• What the Email Security Landscape Looks Like in 2023

• Millions of Android Phones Comes Pre-Infected with Malware Firmware

• OneTrust enhances Trust Intelligence Platform to empower responsible data use

• Here’s How Global Firms are Capturing First- & Zero-Party Data of Consumers

• Incident response: How to implement a communication plan

• New Stealthy Variant of Linux Backdoor BPFDoor Emerges from the Shadows

• Netgear Routers’ Flaws Expose Users to Malware, Remote Attacks, and Surveillance

• Ted Chiang on the Risks of AI

• How To Avoid Mother’s Day Scams By Protecting Your Purse And Heart

• SaaS vs. On-Prem Data Security: Which is Right for You?

• ‘Very Noisy:’ For the Black Hat NOC, It’s All Malicious Traffic All the Time

• AI Is About to Be Everywhere: Where Will Regulators Be?

• Elon Musk Finds New CEO For Twitter

• Leaked Babuk Code Fuels New Wave of VMware ESXi Ransomware

• Spain Arrests Hackers in Crackdown on Major Criminal Organization

• New Variant of Linux Backdoor BPFDoor Uncovered After Years of Staying Under the Radar

• Criminal IP partners with DNS0.EU to combat cyber threats

• Private Keys for Intel Boot Guard Have Reportedly Been Leaked, Jeopardizing the Security of Many PCs

• VT Code Insight: Updates and Q&A on Purpose, Challenges, and Evolution

• Chinese Government to Ban TikTok Apps From Collecting U.S. Data

• System Testing and Best Practices

• DOD plans free software tools to support cyber compliance by small biz

• Appian World 2023: Focus On AI, Data Management

• WordPress Plugin Flaw Let Attackers Hijack 1m Websites

• Organizations Informed of Over a Dozen Vulnerabilities in Rockwell Automation Products

• Solving Your Teams Secure Collaboration Challenges

• 9 Ransomware Forms Against VMware ESXi Built From Babuk Source Code

• The Ultimate Guide To Net Documents For Law Firms

• The Black Basta ransomware gang hit multinational company ABB

• Appian World 2023: Process Automation To Become More Intelligent (And Private)

• Greatness phishing-as-a-service threatens Microsoft 365 users

• Activists gatecrash Capita’s AGM to protest GPS tracking contract

• Data breach alert: Intel confronts massive security incident

• Silicon UK Pulse: Your Tech News Update: Episode 2

• PoC Disclosed for Five Vulnerabilities to Exploit Netgear Routers

• Australian Enterprise Software Maker TechnologyOne Resumes Trading Following Hack

• France Punishes Clearview AI For Failing To Pay Fine

• CISA, FBI: Ransomware Gang Exploited PaperCut Flaw Against Education Facilities

• Tech Provider ABB Struck By Black Basta Ransomware Attacks

• 1 Million WordPress Sites Impacted by Exploited Plugin Vulnerability

• Manufacturers Targeted as Ransomware Victim Numbers Spike 27%

• A flaw in the Essential ‘Addons for Elementor’ WordPress plugin poses 1M sites at risk of hacking

• Malicious AI Tool Ads Used to Deliver Redline Stealer

• Software Supply Chain Attacks Hit 61% of Firms

• Bl00dy Ransomware Gang Strikes Education Sector with Critical PaperCut Vulnerability

• How To Install Olympiacos FC In PC ( Windows 7, 8, 10, and Mac )

• Card ‘ID Theft’ Fraud Doubles in 2022

• What Is Privileged Identity Management (PIM)?

• XDR vs SIEM vs SOAR: A Comparison

• Leaving USB Devices & Critical Enterprise Data Unmonitored can Leave Your Sysadmins Perplexed

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

• Black Basta Ransomware attack on ABB Group LTD

• Cyber Security vs Data Science: Which is best pay wise

• Github Announced Push Protection Feature Free for all Public Repositories

• A flaw in the Essential ‘Addons for Elementor’ WordPress plugin poses 1M sites at risk of hacking

• UK cops score legal win in EncroChat snooping op

• Severe Security Flaw Exposes Over a Million WordPress Sites to Hijack

• Top 3 trends shaping the future of cybersecurity and IAM

• NIST updates cyber guidance for contractors handling sensitive data

• A classified cloud is headed to the Indo-Pacific

• New infosec products of the week: May 12, 2023

• OneNote documents have emerged as a new malware infection vector

• Preventing sophisticated phishing attacks aimed at employees

• CISOs’ confidence in post-pandemic security landscape fades

• Fraud victims risk more than money

• Microsoft Authenticator to Enforce Number Matching

• Secure Messaging Arrives on Twitter – Sort of. ‘Don’t Trust It Yet,’ Musk Warns

• India to send official whassup to WhatsApp after massive spamstorm

• Google offers Dark Web monitoring for US Gmail users

• Google Passkeys: How to create one and when you shouldn’t

• Malwarebytes achieves perfect score in latest AVLab assessment

• Trend Micro Reports Consistent Earnings Results for Q1 2023

• Juniper Research Study Reveals Staggering Cost of Vulnerable Software Supply Chains

• Let white-hat hackers stick a probe in those voting machines, say senators

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-11

• Plug-and-Play Microsoft 365 Phishing Tool ‘Democratizes’ Attack Campaigns

• Optimization model delivers faster emergency response

• CISA is growing up, CIO says

• Billy Corgan Paid Off Hacker Who Threatened to Leak New Smashing Pumpkins Songs

• GPT-3 Detected 213 Security Vulnerabilities… Or It Did Not

• Google offers certificate in cybersecurity, no dorm room required

• North Korean Hackers Behind Hospital Data Breach in Seoul

• Bitdefender unveils App Anomaly Detection to detect malicious activity in Android apps

• Adopting ChatGPT Securely: Best Practices for Enterprises

• Millions of mobile phones come pre-infected with malware, say researchers

• Integrating Cyber Resiliency With FPGAs

• This New Era of Security Requires Secure Networking, Vendor Consolidation, and Focus on OT

• Introducing a new way to buzz for eBPF vulnerabilities

• Google’s New Dark Web Monitoring Feature for Gmail Users

• Federal money is coming to fix aging flood control systems – but plans all too often reflect historical patterns and not future risks

• Startup Competition Secures ML Systems, Vulnerabilities in Automation

• Hybrid Working Key Factor For Most Tech Workers

• Threat Actors Use Babuk Code to Build Hypervisor Ransomware

• Check Point expands Harmony Endpoint with automated patch management capabilities

• Point Predictive BorrowerCheck 3.0 combats fraud and identity theft

• Application Programming Interface (API) testing for PCI DSS compliance

• How I Got Started: Offensive Security

• Cloud security gap: Shadow, orphan and democratized data

• Why take the whole-of-state approach to ransomware protection and remediation

• Ransomware Attacks Adapt With New Techniques: Kaspersky Report

• Cyber Attack on Tokyo MoU compromises data

• Microsoft Freezes Salaries, Amid Economic Uncertainty

• What’s going on with DHS’ enterprise cloud plan?

• Bipartisan group looks to fix ‘hopelessly obsolete’ classification system

• US Probing Cybersecurity Risks of Rockwell Automation’s China Operations: Report

• Active Directory functional levels

• S3 Ep134: It’s a PRIVATE key – the hint is in the name!

• “Greatness” Phishing Tool Exploits Microsoft 365 Credentials

• Experts share details of five flaws that can be chained to hack Netgear RAX30 Routers

• Ransomware Attack Gets Personal For Dragos Chief

• $1.5M Crypto Scheme Leads To 2-Year Prison Term For Ex-Coinbase Manager

• ENISA Leans Into EU Clouds With Draft Cybersecurity Label

• Qrypt and Carahsoft join forces to provide quantum secure encryption to federal agencies

• RKVST Instaproof adds transparency and traceability to data wherever it is stored

• Turning a page

• Senate confirms Biden’s pick to lead NARA

• Akira ransomware – what you need to know

• Spanish Police Takes Down Massive Cybercrime Ring, 40 Arrested

• New APT Group Red Stinger Targets Military and Critical Infrastructure in Eastern Europe

• Twitter Launches Encrypted Private Messages, Says Elon Musk

• Risk of cyber-attack “worry” for Eurovision contest

• 13 Tech Gifts Under $50 For Any Gadget Lover

• Here’s All You Know About Public Key Cryptography

• NextGen Data Breach, Personal Data of 1.5M Patients Hacked

• OpenAI CEO Sam Altman To Testify Before US Congress

• British hacker pleads guilty to hacking schemes, faces 77 years in prison

• Zero Trust: Can It Be Implemented Outside the Cloud?

• CISA Addresses ‘Cyber Poor’ Small Biz, Local Government

• Google will provide dark web monitoring to all US Gmail users and more

• We are in the final! Please vote for Security Affairs and Pierluigi Paganini

• 10 Web Development Skillset And Key Abilities You Can’t Ignore

• DCI partners with DataVisor to help banks fight fraud

• SAP and Google Cloud expand collaboration to advance enterprise AI development

• Cynalytica releases OTNetGuard 4G/5G sensor to provide secure critical infrastructure monitoring

• Dragos Employee Hacked, Revealing Ransomware, Extortion Scheme

• Why Economic Downturns Put Innovation at Risk & Threaten Cyber Safety

• Operation MEDUSA Brings Down ‘Snake’ – Russia’s Cyberespionage Malware

• Google I/O: Pixel Tablet, Pixel Fold, Pixel 7a

• New Akira Ransomware Attacking Organizations and Exposes Sensitive Data

• Understanding the Backdoor Debate in Cybersecurity

• Former Ubiquiti Employee Who Posed as Hacker Sentenced to Prison

• Mass Event Will Let Hackers Test Limits of AI Technology

• New ‘Greatness’ Phishing-as-a-Service Targets Microsoft 365 Accounts

• OpenSSF Receives $5 Million for Open Source Software Security Project

• Details Disclosed for Exploit Chain That Allows Hacking of Netgear Routers

• 2023 AT&T Cybersecurity Insights Report: Edge Ecosystem

• North Korea-linked APT breached the Seoul National University Hospital

• NETGEAR launches Nighthawk M6 Pro 5G WiFi 6E Hotspot Router

• Arlo improves physical security for Ping Identity employees

• Absolute to be acquired by Crosspoint Capital Partners

• Comcast Business, Fortinet, and Exclusive Networks team up to offer fully managed IT services

• Passwords and 2FA Codes Stolen by the Android FluHorse Malware

• Dish Network Hit by Cyberattack and Multiple Lawsuits

• What Apple Has in Store With Its New AR/VR Headset

• ENISA leans into EU-based clouds with draft cybersecurity label

• CACTUS ransomware evades antivirus and exploits VPN flaws to hack networks

• Multiple Ransomware Groups Adapt Babuk Code to Target ESXi VMs

• This data platform will help banks share criminal intelligence

• Delaware Judge Refuses to Dismiss Facebook Shareholder Suit Over User Data Privacy Breaches

• Microsoft Makes Second Attempt to Patch Recent Outlook Zero-Day

• Google Improves Android Security With New APIs

• Senators Push Overhaul of Classification Rules After Trump, Biden Cases

• Google notifies users about dark web exposure

• Dragos blocks ransomware attack, brushes aside extortion attempt

• Snake Malware, Lockdown Mode, and Apple App Subscriptions

• A Republican-Led Lawsuit Threatens Critical US Cyber Protections

• How Attack Surface Management Supports Continuous Threat Exposure Management

• Babuk Source Code Sparks 9 Different Ransomware Strains Targeting VMware ESXi Systems

• Building Trustworthy AI

• Google I/O: AI For Google Search

• April 2023’s Most Wanted Malware: Qbot Launches Substantial Malspam Campaign and Mirai Makes its Return

• How to Use Sms Coupons to Increase Sales and Customer Loyalty

• Twitter now supports Encrypted Direct Messages, with some limitations

• Linux Kernel Vulnerability Gives Cybercriminals Root Privileges

• Should you protect your Google Account with a passkey instead of a password?

• NCSC and ICO Dispel Incident Reporting Myths

• Why Should You Take IT Security Seriously?

• How to Use SMS Coupons to Increase Sales and Customer Loyalty?

• Ransomware Group Tries and Fails to Extort Security Vendor Dragos

• Neighborhood Watch Out: Cops Are Incorporating Private Cameras Into Their Real-Time Surveillance Networks

• Red Teaming: 4 Ways to Get the Best Value While Improving Your Security

• Fake Windows Update Used to Push Aurora Info-Stealer

• Bad Bots Now Account For 30% of All Internet Traffic

• A zero-click vulnerability in Windows allows stealing NTLM credentials

• New ransomware trends in 2023

• Google Broadens Dark Web Monitoring To Track All Gmail Users

• How to Become a Professional Poker Player

• Do you know what your supply chain is and if it is secure?

• Andoryu Botnet Exploits Critical Ruckus Wireless Flaw for Widespread Attack

• The Retail Data Threat Environment and Why CIAM is a Key Cornerstone to Better Cybersecurity.

• Prince Harry spills beans on Daily Mirror Phone Hacking story

• GitHub Extends Push Protection to Prevent Accidental Leaks of Keys and Other Secrets

• Twitter Finally Rolling Out Encrypted Direct Messages — Starting with Verified Users

• North Korean Hackers Stole 830K Data From Seoul’s Top Hospital

• New Linux NetFilter Kernel Flaw Let Attackers Gain Root Privileges

• CISOs confront mounting obstacles in tracking cyber assets

• Twitter’s Encrypted DMs Are Deeply Inferior to Signal and WhatsApp

• The impact of blockchain technology on the future of finance

• Improving your bottom line with cybersecurity top of mind

• Refined methodologies of ransomware attacks

• Automotive industry employees unaware of data security risks

• Avast discovers and helps patch a major vulnerability

• The STOP CSAM Act: Improved But Still Problematic

• Manage Cyber Risk with a Platform Approach

• How Boards Can Set Enforceable Cyber Risk Tolerance Levels

• Android TV Boxes Sold on Amazon Come Pre-Loaded with Malware

• How to spot and avoid a tech support scam

• New Discord username policy raises user privacy fears

• Uncovering RedStinger – Undetected APT cyber operations in Eastern Europe since 2020

• Update now! May 2023 Patch Tuesday tackles three zero-days

• Navigating mobile malware trends: Crucial insights and predictions for MSPs

• Blockchain Startups Are Drawing Substantial Venture Capital Funding

• RentoMojo – 2,185,697 breached accounts

• 4 ways to secure your remote work setup

• Federal Appeals Court Gets It: Fair Use Protects Security Research Tools

• Coalfire Compliance Report Unveils the Next Horizon in Compliance

• Turning on stealth mode: 5 simple strategies for staying under the radar online

• Experian Announces US Fintech Data Network to Combat Fraud

• Secureframe Finds 37% of Organizations Reuse Passwords for Cloud Service Providers

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-10

• Tech subcommittee chairwoman plans MGT Act rewrite

• Lawmakers tackle VA pharmacy tech woes at hearing

• 5 SBOM tools to start securing the software supply chain

• CISOs face mounting pressures, expectations post-pandemic

• Global Research From Delinea Reveals That 61% of IT Security Decision Makers Think Leadership Overlooks the Role of Cybersecurity in Business Success

• Advice for the Graduating Class of 2023: Qualities of a Modern Day Cybersecurity Professional

• Your Android apps are tracking you. Here’s how to stop them

• Concert Ticket Scams Are On The Rise On Facebook

• Infamous Twitter Hacker Cops to Cybercrimes, Extradited to US for Trial

• Sonatype axes 14 percent of staff, reminds them not to talk to the press

• State and local agencies weigh procurement outsourcing

• Camera, sensor, drone data lights up disaster response

• Cybersecurity firm Dragos shared details about a failed extortion attempt it suffered

• How to enable tracker blocking in Opera One (and why you should)

• Equifax Releases Security and Privacy Controls Framework

• Google Now Lets US Users Search Dark Web for Their Gmail ID

• Dragos discloses blocked ransomware attack, extortion attempt

• Microsoft Fixes Failed Patch for Exploited Outlook Vulnerability

• I/O 2023: What’s new in Android security and privacy

• Signed, Secured, Delivered: Authenticating Digital Agreements in the Time of Web3

• Microsoft reports two Iranian hacking groups exploiting PaperCut flaw

• How government can build secure and frictionless digital identity programs

• Dark Reading Goes Global

• Google Announces New Privacy, Safety, and Security Features Across Its Services

• Feedzai ScamPrevent protects bank customers from financial scams

• Aqua Security strengthens software supply chain security with pipeline integrity scanning

• Red Hat delivers latest releases of Red Hat Enterprise Linux

• Dangerous EARN IT Bill Advances Out of Committee, but Several Senators Offer Objections

• Securing Access, Encryption, and Storage Keys

• How to remove specific cookies from Microsoft Edge

• Sysco Data Breach Exposes Customer, Employee Data

• DownEx cyberespionage operation targets Central Asia

• Verified Facebook Accounts Being Hijacked to Distribute Malware; Here’s How You Can Protect Yourself

• Court Accepts EFF’s Amicus Brief on the Right to Publish Code in Tornado Cash Case

• Microsoft Signs Nuclear Fusion Power Deal

• Op PowerOFF: 13 Domains Linked to DDoS-For-Hire Services Seized

• Dragos Says Ransomware Gang Accessed Limited Data but Failed at Extortion Scheme

• Appeals Court Sides With Corellium in Apple Copyright Case

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday, May 2023 – Fixes for 2 zero-days and 40 vulnerabilities

• Wultra and iProov join forces to bring biometric technology to financial services providers

• TruaID helps consumers keep personal information secure

• Dell Technologies boosts cyber resilience and advances IT efficiency with software innovations

• IBM Quantum Safe technology prepares clients for the post-quantum era

• Twitter adds new DM features, and Musk says E2EE is here, starting today

• An outdated tracking system is a key factor in Texas’ foster care shortcomings

• Twitter Hacker Admits Guilt in New York Court, Extradited from Spain

• Leak of Intel Boot Guard Keys Could Have Security Repercussions for Years

• RapperBot Crew Drops DDoS/CryptoJacking Botnet Collab

• RSAC 2023 | Cybersecurity research on edge computing generates big interest

• Looking at a penetration test through the eyes of a target

• Twitter To Launch Encrypted Direct Messaging

• Dragos Says Ransomware Hackers Failed at Elaborate Extortion Scheme

• Cyber-Criminals Exploit Hardware Wallet to Steal Almost $30,000

• Hacker Pleads Guilty To Twitter’s 2020 Outage, Could Get 70 Years

• IPFS Phishing Attacks: How Cybercriminals Exploit Decentralized File Storage

• Learn How to Use the New Bing AI Image Generator in the Edge Browser

• News on WhatsApp listening to sleeping users and Doctors fraternity raising voice against AI threat to humanity

• State-sponsored actors leading cause of cyber concern in public sector

• Akamai bypasses mitigation for critical Microsoft Outlook flaw

• NSA and Allies Uncover Russian Snake Malware Network in 50+ Countries

• FBI Disables Russian Malware

• Fujitsu Triggers Privacy Breach At Japanese Convenience Stores

• Windows For Gamers Rolls Dice With Your Security

• Briton Pleads Guilty In US To 2020 Twitter Hack

• How One Of Vladimir Putin’s Most Prized Hacking Units Got Pwned By The FBI

• Kasada and Signifyd join forces to combat eCommerce fraud

• Prove Identity partners with Visa to eliminate manual account registration

• Easily bypassed patch makes zero-click Outlook flaw exploitable again (CVE-2023-29324)

• Nutanix Central simplifies management of hybrid multicloud environments

• Cactus Ransomware Infiltrates Networks by Exploiting VPN Flaws

• Emails With HTML Attachments are Still Popular Among Phishing Scammers

• Nearly Half Of Ransomware Victims Pay Up, Sophos Finds

• Western Digital Cyber Attack a ‘Wake Up Call for ASIC Vendors’

• Experts Detail New Zero-Click Windows Vulnerability for NTLM Credential Theft

• Here’s How the FTX Collapse Turned into an Identity Issue

• Cactus: New Ransomware Encrypts Itself to Evade Detection

• Microsoft Flaws Include Secure Boot Bypass, System-Level Takeovers

• Smashing Pumpkins frontman paid ransom to a hacker who threatened to leak the band’s songs

• Revelstoke collaborates with Check Point to automate detection and response solutions

• Codenotary partners with Snyk to ensure the integrity and security of the entire software supply chain

• LogRhythm integrates with Mimecast to defend users against email-based threats

• 23-year-old Brit linked to 2020 Twitter attack and SIM-swap scheme pleads guilty

• What should protection for your 365 data really look like?

• UK’s CMA Approves Viasat Inmarsat Merger

• Capita Says Ransomware Attack Will Cost It Up to $25 Million

• IBM Delivers Roadmap for Transition to Quantum-safe Cryptography

• Webb Raises $7 Million for Blockchain Asset Transfer Privacy System

• SquareX Raises $6 Million for Browser Security Product

• Microsoft Digital Defense Report: Trends In Device and Infrastructure Attacks

• The Industrywide Consequences of Making Security Products Inaccessible

• Sophisticated DownEx Malware Campaign Targeting Central Asian Governments

• Why Attackers Target the Government Industry

• A Decade of Fighting Bad Bots: Key Learnings from the 2023 Imperva Bad Bot Report

• Use Apple HomeKit to automate and secure your home

• NSA Releases New Best Practices for Securing Home Networks

• Free Tool Unlocks Some Encrypted Data in Ransomware Attacks

• Turla’s Snake malware network disrupted by Five Eyes’ authorities

• Nutanix announces data services for Kubernetes and cross-cloud data mobility

• New Startup SquareX Targets Brower-Based Attacks

• 23-year-old Brit linked to 2020 Twitter SIM-swap attack pleads guilty

• Salt Security Achieves AWS WAF Ready Designation

• Warning! New DDoS Botnet Malware Exploits Critical Ruckus RCE Vulnerability

• AI Poses Greater Job Threat Than Automation, Experts Warn

• Enterprise Targeted by Akira Ransomware’s Extortion Techniques

• 3 Tips for Enterprise Patch Management

• Chipmaker Patch Tuesday: Intel, AMD Address Over 100 Vulnerabilities

• SAP Patches Critical Vulnerabilities With May 2023 Security Updates

• CISO Conversations: HP and Dell CISOs Discuss the Role of the Multi-National Security Chief

• Bootkit zero-day fix – is this Microsoft’s most cautious patch ever?

• Why Honeytokens Are the Future of Intrusion Detection

• Phishing Ring Busted, Spanish Police Have Arrested 40 People

• FBI Disables ‘Sophisticated’ Russian Snake Cyberspying Tool

• Never leak secrets to your GitHub repositories again

• How to Reclaim Your Online Privacy

• India To Reopen Applications For $10bn Chip Incentives – Report

• The High-Stakes Game of Cybersecurity: Why Your Data Is a Prime Target for Hackers?

• Professional Services in the World of Cybersecurity

• Capita looking at a bill of £20M over breach clean-up costs

• Mastermind Behind Twitter 2020 Hack Pleads Guilty and Faces up to 70 Years in Prison

• WhatsApp Can’t be Trusted, Warns Elon Musk

• Ransomware Encryption Rates Reach New Heights

• UK man pleads guilty to Twitter hack that compromised accounts of Joe Biden, Elon Musk

• British Man Pleads Guilty To Infamous Twitter Hack

• Twitter Celebrity Hacker Pleads Guilty in US

• A Mysterious New Hacker Group, Red Stinger, Is Lurking in Ukraine’s Cyberspace

• US disrupts Russia-linked Snake implant’s network

• Phishing Ring Bust, Spanish Police Have Arrested 40 People

• Sysco`s System Breached, Customers` and Employees` Data Stolen

• High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) Cutting Plan

• Are you eligible for a piece of the $725 million Facebook settlement?

• U.S. Government Neutralizes Russia’s Most Sophisticated Snake Cyber Espionage Tool

• Spanish Police Arrest 40 in Phishing Gang Bust

• SquareX browser-integrated cybersecurity solution keeps consumers’ online activities safe

• How To Install FHX V7 COC New In PC ( Windows 7, 8, 10, and Mac )

• Microsoft Patches Three Zero-Day Bugs This Month

• It’s official: No more COVID vaccine mandate for federal workers and contractors

• SquareX browser-integrated cybersecurity solution keeps consumers online activities safe

• Why performing security testing on your products and systems is a good idea

• Over 600 GB of Fullerton India’s Data Published on the Dark Web

• Twitter to launch encrypted direct messages with voice and video chat to follow, Elon Musk says

• ISACA: Companies Still Face Many Barriers to Achieving Digital Trust

• Microsoft’s May Patch Tuesday Fixes 38 Flaws, Including Active Zero-Day Bug

• Kubernetes Bill of Materials (KBOM) open-source tool enhances cloud security response to CVEs

• Australia TechnologyOne hit by a Cyber Attack

• How do password managers make sense

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday for May 2023 fixed 2 actively exploited zero-day flaws

• Microsoft Defender Antivirus had highest system load impact in latest AV-Test

• 56,000+ cloud-based apps at risk of malware exfiltration

• The security and privacy risks of large language models

• Prevent attackers from using legitimate tools against you

• The CPRA compliance checklist every business should follow in 2023

• Securing the Edge Ecosystem Global Research released – Complimentary report available

• Cyberpress Launches Cybersecurity Press Release Distribution Platform

• Japan’s ubiquitous convenience stores now serving up privacy breaches

• Company executives can’t afford to ignore cybersecurity anymore

• 2023 年 5 月のセキュリティ更新プログラム (月例)

• What Is mTLS? How To Implement It With Istio

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday, May 2023 Edition

• Brightline breach hits at least 964,000 people, US records show

• Ransomware attack on MSI led to compromised Intel Boot Guard private keys

• Fake system update drops Aurora stealer via Invalid Printer loader

• Two Microsoft Windows bugs under attack, one in Secure Boot with a manual fix

• NARA has a plan to tackle its backlog, and its inspector general has thoughts

• Data gaps curtail innovation, digital equity

• Microsoft Patches 2 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

• Keeper Security Announces Minority Growth Equity Investment From Summit Partners

• Agencies opting for bots see more efficiency—and resistance

• Apple ID: 3 things to remember when changing this password

• Addressing the confusion around shift-left cloud security

• Microsoft Patches Two Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

• The global food distribution giant Sysco discloses a data breach

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-09

• With updated data profiles, opioid detectors ID latest drugs

• The best VPN services for iPhone and iPad in 2023

• Privoro and Samsung Partner to Provide Trusted Control Over Smartphone Radios and Sensors

• Severe Ruckus RCE Flaws Utilized By Fresh DDoS Botnet Malware

• How the war in Ukraine has been a catalyst in private‑public collaborations

• ESET APT Activity Report Q4 2022­–Q1 2023

• What Is a Passkey? The Future of Passwordless Authentication

• FBI Disarms Russian FSB ‘Snake’ Malware Network

• Creating a Cybersecurity Program That Complies With the FTC Safeguards Rule

• DHS wants software to manage biometrics system requirements

• VERT Threat Alert: May 2023 Patch Tuesday Analysis – Cloned

• US Disrupts Russia’s Sophisticated ‘Snake’ Cyberespionage Malware

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 40 Vulnerabilities, 2 Zero-Days

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• Microsoft fixes two actively exploited bugs, one used by BlackLotus bootkit (CVE-2023-29336, CVE-2023-24932)

• FBI-led Op Medusa slays NATO-bothering Russian military malware network

• A Linux NetFilter kernel flaw allows escalating privileges to ‘root’

• Microsoft disarms push notification bombers with number matching in Authenticator

• GSA tools flag diverse suppliers for procurement officials

• ESET APT Report: Attacks by China-, North Korea-, and Iran-aligned Threat Actors; Russia Eyes Ukraine and the EU

• FBI takes down Russian computer malware network that attacked NATO nations, journalists

• GSA tools flags diverse suppliers for procurement officials

• application blacklisting (application blocklisting)

• Best VPN for streaming TV and movies in 2023

• VentureBeat Q&A: How Airgap CEO Ritesh Agrawal created an innovative cybersecurity startup

• Adobe Patches 14 Vulnerabilities in Substance 3D Painter

• GitHub Secret-Blocking Feature Now Generally Available

• Low-level motherboard security keys leaked in MSI breach, claim researchers

• U.S. Authorities Seize 13 Domains Offering Criminal DDoS-for-Hire Services

• FBI takes down Russian malware network that attacked allies, journalist computers

• Understanding the TikTok Ban: A CISO’s Perspective on the Implications for Enterprises

• How the Economy is Impacting Cybersecurity Teams

• FBI Seized 13 Websites that Offered DDoS-for-hire Services

• Nebulon unveils threat detection solution for cryptographic ransomware

• SAIC EQADR platform accelerates data driven decision making

• Zscaler expands Digital Experience with AI-powered insights to support workforce productivity

• Is Your Cybersecurity “Too” Good?

• The Problem of Old Vulnerabilities — and What to Do About It

• As Platforms Decay, Let’s Put Users First

• Guidance related to Secure Boot Manager changes associated with CVE-2023-24932

• EU proposes spyware Tech Lab to keep Big Brother governments in check

• ICS Patch Tuesday: Siemens, Schneider Electric Address Few Dozen Vulnerabilities

• New Botnet Campaign Exploits Ruckus Wireless Flaw

• Scanning Plans On Europe’s CSAM May Violate International Law

• Alert: NextGen Data Breach Puts 1 Million User Identities at Risk

• Deloitte Launches Blockchain Integration for Digital Credentials

• Study: Artificial Intelligence is Fueling a Rise in Online Voice Scams

• Scans required for PCI DSS compliance

• The role of AI in healthcare: Revolutionizing the healthcare industry

• Only 39% of IT Security Decision-Makers See it As Business Enabler

• Keeper Security Announces Minority Growth Equity Investment from Summit Partners

• CertifID provides identity verification designed to combat seller impersonation fraud

• OneLayer Bridge discovers, assesses, and secures IoT device activity

• Suit by Renowned Saudi Human Rights Activist Details Harms Caused by Export of U.S. Cybersurveillance Technology and Training to Repressive Regimes

• Protecting Your Privacy on ChatGPT: How to Change Your Settings

• Microsoft new ChatGPT to address all privacy concerns

• claims-based identity

• 5 major data backup trends to watch

• CISA, FBI need data from cybercrime victims to support policy

• NextGen Healthcare Data Breach: One Million Patient Records Affected

• PIPEDREAM Malware against Industrial Control Systems

• Services Partner Path — Breakaway 1=5

• CyberGhost VPN Patches Command Injection Vulnerability

• Royal Ransomware Gang Quickly Expands Reign

• Feds Seize 13 More DDoS For Hire Platforms

• Beijing Raids Consultancy, State Sponsored Media Warns More To Come

• WordPress Plugin Hole Puts 2 Million Websites At Risk

• White House addresses AI’s risks and rewards as security experts voice concerns about malicious use

• Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)

• Fortinet warns of a spike of the activity linked to AndoryuBot DDoS botnet

• Kyndryl collaborates with Fortinet to modernize mission-critical networking

• ThreatBlockr integrates with GreyNoise to guard against false positives

• DigiCert and Oracle join forces to help joint customers manage their digital trust initiatives

• Waterfall Security Solutions and Atlantic Data Security improve protection for OT networks

• SafePaaS’ UPAM offering enables discovery, monitoring, and control of privileged accounts

• TikTok Sister Site Douyin Mandates Labels For AI Content

• How To Handle AWS Secrets

• The Biden Administration’s 2023 Cybersecurity Strategy

• Data Protection Startup Optery Raises $2.7 Million in Seed Funding

• Intel BootGuard private keys leaked following MSI hack

• Feds Take Down 13 More DDoS-for-Hire Services

• SideWinder Strikes Victims in Pakistan, Turkey in Multiphase Polymorphic Attack

• the test is here

• Half of npm Packages Vulnerable to Old-School Weapon: the ‘Shift’ Key

• Royal Ransomware Expands to Target Linux, VMware ESXi

• Keep Your Company Cyber Competent Without Adding Cyber Anxiety

• From DevOps to DevSecOps: Strengthen Product Security with Collaborative Tools

• Operation ChattyGoblin: Hackers Targeting Gambling Firms via Chat Apps

• FBI seized 13 domains linked to DDoS-for-hire platforms

• Uncovering the Mystery: How to Find a Person’s Address in 2023

• Pentagon Weapons Systems Have ‘Nearly All’ Vulnerabilities

• Porsche To Add Mobileye Driver Assistance To Future Cars

• Building Automation System Exploit Brings KNX Security Back in Spotlight

• Microsoft: Iranian APTs Exploiting Recent PaperCut Vulnerability

• In Global Rush to Regulate AI, Europe Set to Be Trailblazer

• Patch Tuesday May 2023 – Microsoft Slates for Release 11 Security Fixes for Edge Browser Vulnerabilities

• New Way to Exploit PaperCut Vulnerability Detected

• Scammers Are Hacking Verified Facebook Pages To Trick Users

• Webb Protocol raises $7 million to build interoperable privacy in Web3

• Twitter Apologises For Glitch That Published Private Content

• BEC Campaign via Israel Spotted Targeting Large Multinational Companies

• LinkedIn Displaces 716 Positions, Pulls Out Its China App

• Heimdal® Takes Home Top Honors at Security Excellence Awards for Risk Management

• Iranian Threat Groups Mango Sandstorm and Mint Sandstorm Join the PaperCut Attack Spree

• Twitter To ‘Purge’ Inactive Accounts

• Nextgen Healthcare Hacked – Over 1 Million Customers’ Data Exposed

• US Seizes Domains of 13 DDoS-for-Hire Services

• The SBOM Bombshell

• The Team of Sleuths Quietly Hunting Cyberattack-for-Hire Services

• Microsoft Authenticator push notifications get number matching

• Web3 in 2023 and Beyond: The Trends, Pros and Cons

• Researchers Uncover SideWinder’s Latest Server-Based Polymorphism Technique

• 1-15 April 2023 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• Crypto Exchange Bittrex Files For Bankruptcy After SEC Action

• AndoryuBot DDoS Botnet Exploiting Ruckus AP Vulnerability

• New CACTUS ransomware appeared in the threat landscape

• Is it time for a cyber security hygiene check?

• EU’s Client-Side Scanning Plans Could be Unlawful

• Microsoft Warns of State-Sponsored Attacks Exploiting Critical PaperCut Vulnerability

• OpenVPN DIVE helps admins build ZTNA defined access control policies

• Digital trust can make or break an organization

• Apple Co-Founder Wozniak Warns Over AI Misuse

• CISOs Worried About Personal Liability For Breaches

• Finding bugs in AI models at DEF CON 31

• FCW Insider Chat: Cyber and Tech Policy

• Operation Power Off: 13 More Booter Sites Seized

• Intel BootGuard Secret Keys Compromised During An MSI Breach

• LinkedIn To Shutter China Site, Cut 716 Jobs

• Singapore pitches new law to slow spread of cybercrime

• Five Takeaways From the Russian Cyber-Attack on Viasat’s Satellites

• Beijing raids consultancy, State-sponsored media warns more to come

• Need to improve the detection capabilities in your security products?

• Hacking Groups Rapidly Weaponizing N-Day Vulnerabilities to Attack Enterprise Targets

• Thales 2023 Data Threat Report: Sovereignty, Transformation, and Global Challenges

• How To Combine Cyber Resilience and Cybersecurity for Maximum Cyber Protection

• Iran-linked APT groups started exploiting Papercut flaw

• How To Delete Your Data From ChatGPT

• New Ransomware Strain ‘CACTUS’ Exploits VPN Flaws to Infiltrate Networks

• 13 Additional Domains Linked To DDoS-for-hire Firms Seized By FBI

• Jobs that will be lost for sure with adoption of Artificial Intelligence Technology

• Data Exfiltration Prevention with Zero Trust

• Unattended API challenge: How we’re losing track and can we get full visibility

• How 2022’s threats will impact the global landscape in 2023

• To enable ethical hackers, a law reform is needed

• Get ready for RSA 2023: Stronger Together

• New Bazel Ruleset Helps Developers Build Secure Container Images

• FYI: Intel BootGuard OEM private keys leak from MSI cyber heist

• How To Scan and Validate Image Uploads in Java

• FYI: Intel BootGuard OEM private keys leak from MSI cyber-heist

• Hackers publish MSI private keys, enabling signed malware

• 7 Rules Of Risk Management For Cryptocurrency Users

• Hybrid and remote work: The state of play in 2023

• Drive across this border with a QR code, no passport needed

• How this global company uses SSO and MFA to keep systems and data safe

• LayerX’s Browser Security Survey Reveals: 87% of SaaS Adopters Exposed to Browser-borne Attacks in the Past Year

• A week in security (May 1 – 7)

• The rise of “Franken-ransomware,” with Allan Liska: Lock and Code S04E11

• Ransomware review: May 2023

• Google passkeys are a no-brainer. You’ve turned them on, right?

• Next-gen Apple Watch will reportedly get its first major CPU upgrade in years

• Former head of Roscosmos now thinks NASA did not land on the Moon

• What Really Made Geoffrey Hinton Into an AI Doomer

• Hackers leak images to taunt Western Digital

• A CEO’s Guide to Not Becoming the Next Cyberattack Headline

• Advancements in AI Cybersecurity: Leveraging ChatGPT to Stay Ahead of Cyber Criminals

• ChatGPT Can Vastly Improve Healthcare, But The Industry Needs A Secure Database First

• 8 habits of highly-secure remote workers

• Western Digital: Customer info stolen in that IT attack

• Remote workers are still more vulnerable to hackers than they should be. Here’s what to do

• WordPress plugin hole puts ‘2 million websites’ at risk

• Lessons From the Fortune 100 About Cloud-Native Application Security

• Energy Department’s cybersecurity program features critical weaknesses, report says

• How sports data can help public safety agencies up their game

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-08

• Bank Says That 80 Percent Of Its Fraud Cases Come From Meta Owned Sites

• Consilient Inc. and Harex InfoTech Partner to Fight Financial Crime in South Korea

• Palantir soars on earnings beat and prediction of full-year profitability

• Twitter admits ‘security incident’ made private Circles not so much

• Top 12 Web Application Firewall (WAF) Solutions in 2023

• Government, Industry Efforts to Thwart Ransomware Slowly Start to Pay Off

• Whiteford Taylor & Preston LLP Issues Notice of Data Incident

• Palantir soars 25% on earnings beat and prediction of full-year profitability

• SASE: The Ultimate Guide To Secure Access Service Edge

• Biden will veto Republican-led clawback of unemployment funding, White House says

• 1M NextGen Patient Records Compromised in Data Breach

• The Emerging World of Data Security Posture Management

• NSF jumpstarts regional innovation with $20M awards

• Money Message gang leaked private code signing keys from MSI data breach

• Local leaders feel cloud migration pressure, survey says

• Firing the Vulnerability Disclosure Fire-Drill Mentality

• Protestware explained: Everything you need to know

• Western Digital confirms ransomware actors stole customer data

• What Is AES Encryption? A Guide to the Advanced Encryption Standard

• Western Digital Confirms Customer Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack

• Empowering Weak Primitives: File Truncation to Code Execution With Git

• NextGen Healthcare suffered a data breach that impacted +1 Million individuals

• Chinese Researchers Say They Broke RSA Encryption. Will That Affect You?

• Twitter Flaw Exposes Private Circle Tweets to Public

• Mastering Data Integration for Seamless Cloud Migration Approaches Benefits and Challenges

• How to secure your Mac’s data via Full Disk Access settings

• Kimsuky Spear-Phishing Campaign Goes Global Using New Malware

• Why the ‘Why’ of a Data Breach Matters

• Twitter Confirms a “Security Incident” that Led to Exposing Private Circle Tweets

• Modern Auth comes to on-prem Exchange Server gear

• Preventing sophisticated phishing attacks aimed at employees

• The High-Stakes Game of Cybersecurity: Why Your Data Is a Prime Target for Hackers

• AI Hacking Village at DEF CON This Year

• The Rising Popularity of Remote Browser Isolation

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

• One Password can cause huge damage to reputation of an Individual and Company

• New AI research funding to focus on 6 areas

• Google Releases Open Source Bazel Plugin for Container Image Security

• NextGen Healthcare Hit By Data Breach, Over 1M+ Details Exposed

• Cloudflare partners with Kyndryl to help enterprises modernize and scale corporate networks

• Western Digital Confirms Customer Data Stolen by Hackers in March Breach

• Twitter Admits To Security Incident Involving Circles Tweets

• DEF CON To Set Thousands Of Hackers Loose On LLMs

• Banks Warn Of Big Increase In Online Scams

• Ransomware Watchers Are Finding Creative Ways To Track Attacks

• Russian Hackers use WinRAR as Cyberweapon

• RFK Jr. Criticizes Crypto, Following Anti-CBDC Remark

• Bangladeshi Hacker Group Targets Multiple Indian News Agencies

• Truecaller To Offer WhatsApp Caller ID As Scams Surge

• Netcraft among the UK’s 100 fastest growing technology companies

• Privoro collaborates with Samsung to protect customers from spyware attacks

• Waratek adds API security capabilities to its Java Security Platform

• Mystery China Space Vehicle Returns To Earth

• Why the FTX Collapse Was an Identity Problem

• SideCopy Using Action RAT and AllaKore RAT to infiltrate Indian Organizations

• Join Our Webinar: Learn How to Defeat Ransomware with Identity-Focused Protection

• Western Digital notifies customers of data breach after March cyberattack

• Constellation Software Cyberattack Claimed by ALPHV

• SAP, Siemens Say EU Data Act Endangers Trade Secrets

• How the ZeuS Trojan Info Stealer Changed Cybersecurity

• Supply Chain Compromise: The Risks You Need to Know

• Cybersecurity for Small Businesses: How to Protect Your Company on a Budget

• Private Tweets Exposed Due to Twitter Circle Security Bug

• Vulnerability in Field Builder Plugin Exposes Over 2M WordPress Sites to Attacks

• Ransomware Group Claims Attack on Constellation Software

• The Anatomy of a Scalping Bot: NSB Goes Undercover & How it Avoids Detection

• MSI’s firmware, Intel Boot Guard private keys leaked

• OpenAI’s Regulatory Issues are Just Getting Started

• What Role Does SASE Have in Protecting the Cloud?

• Biden Meets With Google, Microsoft Bosses Over AI

• ChatGPT: The End of Data Analytics as We Know It?

• How to Set Up a Threat Hunting and Threat Intelligence Program

• A New Ransomware Operation Threatens Your Business: Akira

• $1.1M Paid to Resolve Ransomware Attack on California County

• 1 Million Impacted by Data Breach at NextGen Healthcare

• FinServ Ahead Of The Pack In API Transformation

• Western Digital store offline due to March breach

• TikTok Tracked UK Journalist Via Cat Account

• Protecting DevOps Workflow From The Threat Of Malicious Packages

• Cisco Phone Adapters Flaw Let Attackers Execute Arbitrary Code

• SafeGraph Lands US Air Force Contract After Targeting Abortion Clinics

• Western Digital Confirms Ransomware Group Stole Customer Information

• Banks Warn Of Sharp Rise In Online Fraud

• CERT-UA warns of an ongoing SmokeLoader campaign

• Malware Attacks From SmokeLoader And RoarBAT, CERT-UA Warns

• Former Uber Security Chief Sentenced To Probation Over Hack

• How To Install Fhx sg Private Server In PC ( Windows 7, 8, 10, and Mac )

• SEC issued a record award of $279 million to a whistleblower

• Software developers, how secure is your software?

• CERT-UA Warns of SmokeLoader and RoarBAT Malware Attacks Against Ukraine

• Your voice could be your biggest vulnerability

• The true numbers behind deepfake fraud

• The WhatsApp of secure computation

• Empire of Hackers launched by CIA targets China

• How 5G network is immune to Cyber Attacks

• T-Mobile suffers second data theft in less than six months

• Lessons from a 40-year-long automotive OEM leader

• Consumer skepticism is the biggest barrier to AI-driven personalization

• ChatGPT and the new AI are wreaking havoc on cybersecurity in exciting and frightening ways

• IT Security News Weekly Summary – Week 18

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-05-07

• Global Ransomware Attack Targets VMware ESXi Servers

• San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department paid a $1.1M ransom

• TikTok Tracked UK Journalist via her Cat’s Account

• Dragon Breath’s Latest Double-Clean-App Technique Targeting Gambling Industry

• This New Android FluHorse Malware Steals Passwords & 2FA Codes

• US Government Takes Down Try2Check Services Used by Dark Web Markets

• UK Banks Issue a Warning Regarding an Upsurge in Internet Scams

• In a new hacking crime wave, much more personal data is being held hostage

• Dragon Breath APT uses double-dip DLL sideloading strategy

• A New FTC Rule Prohibits Data Mining by Minors for Meta-Profits

• Your Twitter Feed Sucks Now. These Free Add-Ons Can Help

• Week in review: Fake ChatGPT desktop client steals data, Patch Tuesday forecast

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

• Western Digital informs customers that hackers stole personal data

• A CISO’s perspective on a TikTok ban and what it means for enterprises

• Google and Apple cooperate to address unwanted tracking

• Microsoft vs Google spat sees users rolling back security updates to fix browser issues

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