IT Security News Weekly Summary – Week 31

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-08-07

• Darktrace Nominated to Compete for Double ‘ASTORS’ Awards in 2022

• Twitter Confirms Data Breach as 5.4M Accounts Sold on Hacker Forum

• Serious cyberattack hits German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK)

• Neuro Practice Says 363,000 Users’ Personal Info Leaked

• The dos and don’ts of startup security: How to develop a security plan

• Were Facebook and Twitter Consistent in Labeling Misleading Posts During the 2020 Election?

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 377

• To Secure Saas, Combine Top Compliance Frameworks with An SSPM

• Great Power Brings Great Responsibility: How to Keep Cloud Databases Secure in an Uncertain World

• GwisinLocker ransomware exclusively targets South Korea

• Slack Fixed Security Flaw for Passwords

• Patch now! Cisco VPN routers are vulnerable to remote control

• Hackers Exploited Twitter Zero-day Bug to Expose 5.4 Million Accounts

• How to Use Lockdown Mode in iOS 16 to Make Your Phone More Secure

• Week in review: Spot deep-faked job candidates, data exfiltration via bookmarks, Patch Tuesday forecast

• Phishy calls and emails play on energy cost increase fears

• Penetration testing

• New IoT RapperBot Malware Targeting Linux Servers via SSH Brute-Forcing Attack

• SSCP Exam – Changes on the Way!

• Credential harvesting: Is it too big of an attack or can you fight back?

• TechRepublic Premium editorial calendar: IT policies, checklists, toolkits, and research for download

• CloudBees appoints Anuj Kapur as President and CEO

• Fastly hires Todd Nightingale as CEO

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-08-06

• Greek intelligence service used surveillance malware to spy on a journalist, Reuters reports

• DuckDuckGo says Hell, Hell, No to those Microsoft trackers after web revolt

• Slack resets passwords for about 0.5% of its users due to the exposure of salted password hashes

• Everything to know about SaaS data security

• How To Get Your Head Around Your Kids’ Online Gaming Life

• Secure second-factor authentication for custodial wallets

• (ISC)² and Others Commit to Closing the Cybersecurity Workforce Gap While at the White House

• CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• Dark Utilities – A C2aaS Platform Leveraged By Hackers To Implant Malware

• Kaspersky VPN Secure Connection Vulnerability Discovered

• Microsoft bars Tutanota users from registering MS Teams accounts

• An ISP Settled Piracy Lawsuits. Could Users Take the Hit?

• The US Emergency Alert System Has Dangerous Flaws

• Emergency Alert System Bugs Can Help Actors Distribute Fraud Messages

• Twitter Breach Exposed Anonymous Account Owners

• Slack Resets Passwords After a Bug Exposed Hashed Passwords for Some Users

• Hackers Exploit Twitter Vulnerability to Exposes 5.4 Million Accounts

• Hi, I’ll be your ransomware negotiator today – but don’t tell the crooks that

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Weekly Update 307

• Develop a zero‑trust environment to protect your organization – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• Latest Cyberthreats and Advisories – July 29, 2022

• Latest Cyberthreats and Advisories – July 21, 2022

• AT&T Cybersecurity Insights Report: A Focus on Manufacturing

• Iranian Hackers Likely Behind Disruptive Cyberattacks Against Albanian Government

• Class Action Targets Experian Over Account Security

• Chinese Adult Site Leaking 14 Million User Details – and It’s Increasing!

• QuestionPro – 22,229,637 breached accounts

• Keysight joins forces with Nokia to demonstrate the 800GE readiness and interoperability public test

• TruSight partners with Whistic to provide companies with third-party risk management programs

• A Slack Bug Exposed Some Users’ Hashed Passwords for 5 Years

• Climate Change and National Security with Erin Sikorsky

• ActZero releases Blueprint for Ransomware Defense to improve cybersecurity posture for enterprises

• Deepwatch names Lori Cornmesser as SVP of Channel Sales and Alliances

• A Slack Bug Exposed Some Users’ Hashed Passwords for 5 Years

• Twitter confirms zero-day used to access data of 5.4 million accounts

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-08-05

• Hackers Can Exploit US Emergency Alert System Flaws to Fake Warnings

• The popularity of Dark Utilities ‘C2-as-a-Service’ rapidly increases

• Well-Architected Framework: Sustainability

• Misinformation campaigns and threats are undermining confidence in U.S. elections, official says

• NSF invests $25.4M into cybersecurity and privacy research projects

• Victory! Federal Court Upholds First Amendment Protections for Student’s Off-Campus Social Media Post

• Nomad to crypto thieves: Please give us back 90%, keep 10% as a reward. Deal?

• 5 data security challenges enterprises face today

• DOD failing to track progress on military alternatives to GPS, GAO says

• DHA names ineligible companies for $1.5B IT contract

• Cross-agency group explores next steps for identity verification

• What Worries Security Teams About the Cloud?

• Warning! Critical flaws found in US Emergency Alert System

• Apple Removes Scam App That Led to Hijacked Facebook Ad Accounts

• Traffic Light Protocol for cybersecurity responders gets a revamp

• Genesis IAB Market Brings Polish to the Dark Web

• Cyber Insurance Market 2022: FAQs & Updates with iBynd

• Anonymous Source Leaks 4TB of Cellebrite Data After Cyberattack

• Slack Forces Password Resets After Discovering Software Flaw

• Ghost Security Snags $15M Investment for API Security Tech

• Cybersecurity lessons learned from COVID-19 pandemic

• Importance of enterprise endpoint security during a pandemic

• Report Finds 49% of Security Teams Plan to Replace their ASM Solution in the next 12 Months

• A Ransomware Explosion Fosters Thriving Dark Web Ecosystem

• Latest Cyberthreats and Advisories – August 5, 2022

• #ISC2CONGRESS – Why you won’t want to miss it!

• State Policymakers Tackling Cyber Issues Including Ransomware

• Biometrics: The Future of Airport Technology

• The lifecycle of a software vulnerability

• Senate committee approves AGILE Procurement Act for IT and communications tech

• Cheaper 3D printing uses little nozzles and a ‘slicer’

• 7 best Acronis integrations and features

• Fresh RapperBot Malware Variant Brute-Forces Its Way Into SSH Servers

• Stolen Data Gives Attackers Advantage Against Text-Based 2FA

• GitHub Supply Chain Attack Cloned Thousands of Repositories to Target Developers

• Bug Discovered in DrayTek Vigor Routers by Trellix

• Facebook discovers new android malware connected to APT threat group

• MHDDoS – A DDoS Attack Script With Over 50 Different Methods

• GwisinLocker Ransomware Targets Linux Systems in South Korea

• The UK Online Safety Bill Attacks Free Speech and Encryption

• DIHK Suffers Cyberattacks, Shuts Down IT Systems

• Hackers Exploit Hostinger’s Preview Domain Feature to Launch Phishing Campaigns

• Iranian Hackers likely Behind Disruptive Cyberattacks Against Albanian Government

• Latest Cyberthreats and Advisories – August 5, 2022

• A new bill seeks to prevent the Secret Service from withholding records from its watchdog

• F5 Fixes 21 Vulnerabilities With Quarterly Security Patches

• FEMA Urges Patching of Emergency Alert Systems, But Some Flaws Remain Unfixed

• The Supreme Court’s Own Goal on Climate Change

• The Lessons—and Limits—of the Jan. 6 Committee

• Russian Entities Hit by New Woody RAT Malware

• Revealed: The top 11 malware strains you need to worry about

• DHS warns of critical flaws in Emergency Alert System encoder/decoder devices

• Critical Flaws Found In Four Cisco SMB Router Ranges

• Senator Wants To Set Aside Millions For Small Biz Cybersecurity Training

• Fishy Business: What Are Spear Phishing, Whaling and Barrel Phishing?

• The time is now for quantum-safe security

• Cybercrime a Key Revenue Stream For North Korea’s Weapons Program

• A Digital Home Has Many Open Doors

• How to Resolve Permission Issues in CI/CD Pipelines

• Small business growth in 2022: 7 effective strategies

• Open Redirect Flaw Snags Amex, Snapchat User Data

• How to use Authy: A guide for beginners

• CISA adds Zimbra email bug to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog

• Q&A with Siew Lau: Creativity, law, and bridging cultural differences

• eSentire Discovers Hackers Spearphishing Hiring Managers with Resumes Poisoned with More_Eggs Malware

• The greatest threat to our critical infrastructure: Fortune 1000 employees

• Barriers To Entry Must Be Brought Down If More Women Are to Enter Cybersecurity

• FCC warns of steep rise in phishing over SMS

• Traffic Light Protocol 2.0 Brings Wording Improvements, Label Changes

• Debris From SpaceX Dragon Capsule Lands On Australian Farm

• All the Data Amazon’s Ring Cameras Collect About You

• A Growing Number of Malware Attacks Leveraging Dark Utilities ‘C2-as-a-Service’

• Resolving Availability vs. Security, a Constant Conflict in IT

• Emergency Alert System Flaws Could Let Attackers Transmit Fake Messages

• Kevin Gallagher joins CoSoSys as CEO

• DHS Alerts of Critical Vulnerabilities in EAS Devices

• The Technology Behind Patio Heater – How Does It Work

• #ISC2CONGRESS – Why you won’t want to miss it!

• What can we learn from Apple’s new Lockdown mode about the mobile security landscape?

• Zimbra Credential Theft Vulnerability Exploited in Attacks

• Over 60% of Organizations Expose SSH to the Internet

• Hacked crypto startup Nomad offers a 10% bounty for return of funds after $190 million attack

• Amazon Staff In Essex Halt Work Over 3 Percent Pay Rise

• Revealed: The top 11 malware and ransomware strains you need to worry about

• How Businesses Are Affected by Ransomware Attacks

• Twitter Labels Elon Musk’s Counterclaim ‘Factually Inaccurate’

• UK Branded Europe’s “Capital of Card Fraud”

• Mysterious threat actor TAC-040 used previously undetected Ljl Backdoor

• Gaming Cyberattacks Increase by 167% in Last Year

• Threats targeting fintech companies are on the rise

• Chinese Info Ops Campaign Tied to PR Firm

• Ukrainian Law Enforcement Shut Down Large Russian Bot Farm

• VirusTotal Reveals List of Most Mimicked Legitimate Apps in Malware Attacks

• Hackers Exploit Atlassian Confluence Vulnerability to Deploy New ‘Ljl’ Backdoor

• New Linux botnet RapperBot brute-forces SSH servers

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

• Critical flaws found in four Cisco SMB router ranges – for the second time this year

• Data Protection Bill of 2019 withdrawn by the Indian Government

• Cyber Attacks now being targeted as the next state level weapons

• CISA Adds Zimbra Email Vulnerability to its Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog

• New infosec products of the week: August 5, 2022

• August 2022 Patch Tuesday forecast: Printers again?

• Aetna Reports Mailing Vendor Hack Affected 326,000

• CORRECTING and REPLACING Digitate’s Intelligent AIOps Platform Achieves HIPAA and GDPR Compliance

• APAC Security Leaders Come Together at SECURE Singapore

• What roles do humans play in cyber breaches

• Top trends in Application Security in 2022

• MI-X: Open source project helps you understand whether you are exploitable

• Risk astute leadership: Converting intelligence into actionable controls

• VIPRE Endpoint Detection and Response protects SMBs against malware and other malicious attacks

• Deep Instinct Prevention for Applications defends mission critical business applications

• VMware Carbon Black Workload strenghtens security posture for AWS customers

• Organizations grew to love Kubernetes: Usage in production is high

• What Is the Difference Between SAST, DAST, and IAST?

• Text messages are federal records and must be saved, DOD orders

• Facebook Says A Cyber Espionage Group Is Spying On Users Via Malware

• Secure Email Encryption from Virtru Competes in 2022 ‘ASTORS’ Awards

• QuestionPro (unverified) – 22,229,637 breached accounts

• Best Encryption Software for 2022

• Keyavi Data raises $13 million to meet market demand for self-protecting data technology

• Flashpoint acquires Echosec Systems to help customers identify and mitigate all types of risk

• HUMAN Security partners with Ping Identity to enable “bot-or-not” decisions within a user’s session

• Kion and Booz Allen Hamilton help government agencies manage their multi-cloud environments

• Seemplicity collaborates with Checkmarx to improve visibility and operational efficiency for organizations

• Bloke robbed of $800,000 in cryptocurrency by fake wallet app wants payback from Google

• CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• Locking down identity and access management post-SolarWinds

• CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• Cyberattackers Increasingly Target Cloud IAM as a Weak Link

• An Attack on Albanian Government Suggests New Iranian Aggression

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-08-04

• Amazon, IBM Move Swiftly on Post-Quantum Cryptographic Algorithms Selected by NIST

• Research Shows the Annual Cost of API Security-related Breaches is Mind-blowing

• Time to Patch VMware Products Against a Critical New Vulnerability

• Ransomware review: July 2022

• How crypto tokens became as unsafe as payment cards once used to be

• Digital forms bring low-cost transparency, accessibility to city programs

• Thousands of GitHub Repositories Cloned in Supply Chain Attack

• HUD offers $2.8B for evidence-based homelessness solutions

• Protect your data and work from anywhere with this docking station

• If Bitcoiners Want Bitcoin To Make It Big, They Need DeFi

• High-Severity Bug in Kaspersky VPN Client Opens Door to PC Takeover

• New Woody RAT used in attacks aimed at Russian entities

• Security Vulnerability In Dahua IP Cameras Could Allow Device Takeover

• Apple HR Allegedly Mishandled 15 Misconduct Complaints From Women

• 20 World’s Best Free Hacking Books For 2022

• A top Senate Democrat asks the defense watchdog to investigate a new batch of missing Jan. 6 texts

• National Cyber Director’s office sheds light on forthcoming cybersecurity strategy

• Amazon CSO Steve Schmidt talks prescriptive security for AWS

• How Email Security Is Evolving

• Unprotected Snapchat and Amex sites lead to credential harvesting

• Verizon: Mobile attacks up double digits from 2021

• S3 Ep94: This sort of crypto (graphy), and the other sort of crypto (currency!) [Audio + Text]

• Everything You Need to Know About Web Pentesting: A Complete Guide

• How the cyber ambassador in waiting plans to control $1.5 billion for open networks

• One in three organizations now hit by weekly ransomware attacks

• Unauthenticated RCE can allow hacking DrayTek Vigor routers without user interaction

• #ISC2Congress: Piloting Teams While Under Pressure – Carey Lohrenz Will Speak as an (ISC)² Keynote

• The evolution of Zero Trust with AT&T: the ZTNA 2.0 advantage

• Bank Account details of about 280m Indian Citizens exposed on the web

• Disruptive Cyberattacks on NATO Member Albania Linked to Iran

• Report: Facebook Is Profiting Off Ads Featuring Abortion Misinformation

• Who Has Control: The SaaS App Admin Paradox

• How IT and security teams can work together to improve endpoint security

• Druva Touts $10m SaaS Data Protection Guarantee

• Scammers Sent Uber to Take Elderly Lady to the Bank

• F5 Releases Security Updates

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for RV Series Routers

• 2021 Top Malware Strains

• Taiwanese Government Sites Suffered DDoS Attacks Following Nancy Pelosi Visit

• Three XSS Bugs Can Cause Complete System Shutdown

• Cyberbullying vs. trolling: Here’s how to differentiate between them

• Ghost Security reinvents app security with unsupervised machine learning

• How to change Touch ID settings on a MacBook Pro

• Massive China-Linked Disinformation Campaign Taps PR Firm for Help

• F5 Releases Security Updates

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for RV Series Routers

• 2021 Top Malware Strains

• ZTNA: 4 Letters That Can Change the Dynamic of Your Business Landscape

• CREST and OWASP Partner on Verification Standard Program

• CREST membership body announces OWASP Verification Standard programme

• Critical RCE Bug Could Let Hackers Remotely Take Over DrayTek Vigor Routers

• Ransomware Task Force Releases SMB Blueprint For Defense And Mitigation

• North Korea-Backed Hackers Have A Clever Way To Read Your Gmail

• VMWare Urges Users To Patch Critical Authentication Bypass Bug

• Newly Launched Russian Spy Satellite Might Be Stalking A US Satellite

• Chinese Government Website Defaced Welcoming Pelosi To Taiwan

• Sony in-camera forgery proof technology available for Alpha 7 IV camera

• Italy, Intel Close To $5bn Chip Factory Agreement

• Cybersecurity and the Metaverse: Patrolling the New Digital World

• Protect domain-joined computer passwords with Windows’ Local Administrator Password Solution

• SMBs Exposed to Attacks by Critical Vulnerability in DrayTek Vigor Routers

• Gaming Sector Cyber-Attacks Up 167% in Last 12 Months

• Deep Instinct Pioneers Deep-Learning Malware Prevention to Protect Mission-Critical Business Applications at Scale

• The Myth of Protection Online — and What Comes Next

• Ping Identity to Go Private After $2.8B Acquisition

• New Woody RAT Malware Being Used to Target Russian Organizations

• Phishing campaign targets Coinbase wallet holders to steal cryptocurrency in real-time

• Ransomware protection with Malwarebytes EDR: Your FAQs, answered!

• VMware Patched Multiple Vulnerabilities Across Different Products

• UK Parliament Shutters TikTok Account Over Security Fears

• Security misconfigurations leave many enterprises exposed

• Critical Vulnerabilities Allow Hacking of Cisco Small Business Routers

• Cybersecurity Firm ZeroFox Begins Trading on Nasdaq via SPAC Deal

• The Secret to Automation? Eat the Elephant in Chunks.

• Startup Footprint Tackles Identity Verification

• Taiwan Government websites suffered DDoS attacks during the Nancy Pelosi visit

• Seeing the Dots, Connecting the Dots: How Government Can Unify Cybersecurity Efforts

• VMware introduces cloud workload protection for AWS

• Taiwanese military reports DDoS in wake of Pelosi visit

• TSMC Warns It Will Close Operations If China Invades Taiwan

• Hackers Exploited Atlassian Confluence Bug to Deploy Ljl Backdoor for Espionage

• SIKE Broken

• This cybersecurity stock is well-positioned for a recessionary environment, Stephens says

• VirusTotal Data Shows How Malware Distribution Leverages Legitimate Sites, Apps

• Taiwan Govt Websites Attacked During Pelosi Visit

• Cyber Readiness Measurement Firm Axio Raises $23 Million

• Secure Enterprise Browser Startup Talon Raises $100 Million

• Hackers stole $200 million from the Nomad crypto bridge

• Chinese government using phony sites and accounts to push message, new research finds

• Multiple Flaws in Cisco Small Business Routers Allow Remote Attackers to Execute Arbitrary Code

• IDC Survey Shows 70% Experienced Attack: How Secure is your Hybrid Data Center?

• Axio’s solution for quantifying cyber risk raises $22.5 million

• Talon Cyber Security secures remote working with an enterprise browser

• Robinhood Axes 23 Percent Of Jobs, Dismisses Talk Of Sale

• Zero-knowledge proof finds new life in the blockchain

• Initial Access Brokers – Key To Rise In Ransomware Attacks

• Alert! Large-Scale AiTM Attacks Targeting Enterprise Users

• Solana Funds Breached via Unknown Bug

• Don’t get singed by scammers while you’re carrying the torch for Tinder

• Users Still in the Dark Over $5m Theft From Blockchain Firm Solana

• COMMENT: ‘Hi Mum, Hi Dad’ Scams On The Rise – Britons Already Tricked Into Paying £1.5million

• 97% Of Top Universities Can’t Secure Email Domains – Expert Comments

• Solana Cyberattack – More Than 8,000 ‘Hot Wallets’ Drained

• Tom Cruise and the Leap Second – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 251

• Increase in Fake Tickets Being Sold by Cybercriminals on Social Media

• T-Mobile Retailer Found Guilty of $25m Fraud Scheme

• Ukraine Shutters Major Russian Bot Farm

• Experts Warn of Fake Football Ticket Scams

• Three Common Mistakes That May Sabotage Your Security Training

• Businesses lack visibility into run-time threats against mobile apps and APIs

• Cisco addressed critical flaws in Small Business VPN routers

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

• Student crashes Cloudflare beta party, redirects email, bags a bug bounty

• India scraps data protection law in favor of better law coming … sometime

• Cisco Business Routers Found Vulnerable to Critical Remote Hacking Flaws

• China to indulge in data security assessment for cross border data transfers

• Employee of T-Mobile hacks internal systems to unlock and unblock phones

• Another phishing attack that bypasses multi-factor authentication targets Microsoft email users

• UK Parliament bins its TikTok account over China surveillance fears

• 6 ways your cloud data security policies are slowing innovation – and how to avoid that

• The future of email threat detection

• Aviation Safety and Cybersecurity: Learning from Incidents

• Qualys CyberSecurity Asset Management 2.0 with EASM identifies unknown internet-facing assets

• Universities are at risk of email-based impersonation attacks

• A third of organizations experience a ransomware attack once a week

• How can organizations stay ahead of cybersecurity challenges?

• Akamai: Web application attacks are up against gamers by 167%

• Multiple Vulnerabilities on VMware Let Attackers Gain Admin Privileges

• Solana, Phantom blame Slope after millions in crypto-coins stolen from 8,000 wallets

• New Startup Footprint Tackles Identity Verification

• Avast One updates boost home network protection and digital safety guidance across platforms

• Fortinet announces FortiGate 4800F to improve security for hyperscale data centers and 5G networks

• Appdome ThreatScope brings attack and threat intelligence into the mobile DevOps CI/CD pipeline

• Rimini Protect provides zero-day security protection against known and unknown vulnerabilities

• Cyberbit Crisis Simulator enables organizations to prepare for cyber crisis scenarios

• GitHub blighted by “researcher” who created thousands of malicious projects

• Whistic collaborates with Cobalt to reduce risks that come from onboarding third-party applications

• Endace partners with Vectra to defend customers against advanced cyber threats

• CyberRes joins forces with Google Cloud to address data privacy regulations

• Sparrow’s new solutions and features help users identify vulnerabilities in source code and web applications

• Cost of a Data Breach: Banking and Finance

• Cobalt Strike Inspires Next-generation Crimeware

• Sending Spammers to Password Purgatory with Microsoft Power Automate and Cloudflare Workers KV

• Lessons from the Russian Cyber Warfare Attacks

• VirusTotal Reveals Apps Most Exploited by Hackers to Spread Malware

• Lawmakers push Biden for an order to root out dark money from federal contractors

• Amazon CSO Steve Schmidt preaches fungible resources, MFA

• Microsoft widens enterprise access to its threat intelligence pool

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-08-03

• How IT Teams Can Use ‘Harm Reduction’ for Better Cybersecurity Outcomes

• Woody RAT: A new feature-rich malware spotted in the wild

• Compliance Automation Startup RegScale Scores $20 Million Investment

• TMF announces over $26 million for three projects

• Averting the next pandemic with real-time health data

• 3G retirement blamed for some delayed Michigan election results

• Mixed reality headset helps measure forests

• Data-driven HR management faces uphill climb

• Critical RCE Bug in DrayTek Routers Opens SMBs to Zero-Click Attacks

• Ex-T-Mobile US store owner phished staff, raked in $25m from unlocking phones

• School Kid Uploads Ransomware Scripts to PyPI Repository as ‘Fun’ Project

• 8,000 Solana Wallets Drained Millions Worth of Crypto in Cyberattack

• Power semiconductor component manufacturer Semikron suffered a ransomware attack

• On the Legality of the Strike that Killed Ayman al-Zawahiri

• Cross-agency group explores where government should go next with identity verification

• NIST, CISA finalizing guidance for identity and access management post-SolarWinds

• Github “Supply Chain” Attack

• Zero-Day Defense: Tips for Defusing the Threat

• Cyberattackers Drain Nearly $6M From Solana Crypto Wallets

• China doesn’t play by the rules when it comes to cyber, says TrustedSec CEO David Kennedy

• Post-quantum cryptography – new algorithm “gone in 60 minutes”

• Manjusaka, a new attack tool similar to Sliver and Cobalt Strike

• Bank fraud scammers trick victims with claims of bogus Zelle transfers

• Sonatype shines light on typosquatting ransomware threat in PyPI

• Cyber Attack related 7 news headlines trending on Google

• Hackers steal almost $200 million from crypto firm Nomad

• Hackers Find Alternatives to Microsoft Office Macros

• The Microsoft Team Racing to Catch Bugs Before They Happen

• NetStandard attack should make Managed Service Providers sit up and take notice

• Tassat CEO Kevin Greene to Speak at the Sixth Annual Fintech Conference Hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

• How startup culture is creating a dangerous security gap in new companies

• Proofpoint Warns UK Universities Failing On Email Security

• What Personal Data Do Companies Track?

• How to Delete Old Accounts Containing Personal Information

• How to Stay One Step Ahead of Hackers

• 5 Steps to Removing Your Personal Information From the Internet

• Power Electronics Manufacturer Semikron Targeted in Ransomware Attack

• Robinhood Crypto Penalized $30M for Violating NY Cybersecurity Regulations

• VMware Releases Security Updates

• Single-Core CPU Cracked Post-Quantum Encryption Candidate Algorithm in Just an Hour

• 7 Ways to Keep Your Online Calls Encrypted and Secured

• Pulling security to the left: How to think about security before writing code

• Large-Scale Phishing Attacks Targeting Microsoft Enterprise Email Services

• Druva Introduces the Data Resiliency Guarantee of up to $10 Million

• ShiftLeft Appoints Prevention-First, Cybersecurity Visionary and AI/ML Pioneer Stuart McClure as CEO

• VMware Releases Security Updates

• Google fixed Critical Remote Code Execution flaw in Android

• OSCP Bonus Points Update: Sunsetting PEN-200 Legacy Course Exercises and a New Way to Achieve Points!

• The Three Key Competencies that Optimize Data Security Orchestration

• Microsoft Defender Experts for Hunting proactively hunts threats

• You can’t choose when you’ll be hit by ransomware, but you can choose how you prepare

• Ransomware Hit European Pipeline & Energy Supplier Encevo Linked to BlackCat

• Austrian Firm DSIRF Under Investigation for Allegedly Developing Spyware

• Instagram Head To Relocate To London After Backlash

• How a WAF Could Improve the Security of Your Linux Web Applications

• VMWare Urges Users to Patch Critical Authentication Bypass Bug

• IPFS phishing on the rise, makes campaign takedown more complicated

• CompTIA CEO Outlines Initiative to Create the Pre-eminent Destination to Start, Build and ‘Supercharge’ a Tech Career

• APIs attacked in 94% of companies in past year

• Bankrupt Celsius Network To Pay CFO $90,000 Per Month – Report

• Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update improves Defender for Endpoint’s ransomware capabilities

• Missile Maker MBDA Refutes Hacking Allegations

• Netskope Acquires Infiot, Will Deliver Fully Integrated, Single-Vendor SASE Platform

• The Age Of Brain-Computer Interfaces Is On the Horizon

• Nancy Pelosi Ties Chinese Cyber-Attacks To Need For Taiwan Visit

• Hack Drains Over A Million Dollars From Solana Crypto Wallets

• Tonight We’re Gonna Log On Like It’s 1979

• Gootkit Loader: Targets Victims via Flawed SEO Tactics

• How federal agencies can integrate artificial intelligence into records management

• How to use Android’s lockdown mode and why you should

• Thoma Bravo to Acquire Ping Identity for $2.8 Billion

• 5 Ways Chess Can Inspire Strategic Cybersecurity Thinking

• I will take the Red (Hat) SLSA please: Introducing a framework for measuring supply chain security maturity

• Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 helps organizations respond to security alerts and potential threats

• Phishers use custom phishing kit to hijack MFA-protected enterprise Microsoft accounts

• Kimsuky Makes E-Mails Hacking Browser Extensions

• How to configure Dolibarr

• Ransomware Attacks Taking Toll on Security Professionals

• NortonLifeLock, Avast Merger Gains UK Approval

• Cybersecurity Financing Declined in Q2 2022, But Investors Optimistic

• A New Attack Easily Knocked Out a Potential Encryption Algorithm

• On-Demand Webinar: New CISO Survey Reveals Top Challenges for Small Cyber Security Teams

• VirusTotal Reveals Most Impersonated Software in Malware Attacks

• Update now! VMWare patches critical vulnerabilities in several products

• Taiwanese Websites Hit by DDoS Attacks Ahead of Nancy Pelosi’s Visit

• 94% of survey respondents experienced API security incidents in 2021

• How Deep Instinct uses deep-learning to advance malware prevention

• Time to update: Latest Google Chrome browser fixes 27 security flaws

• The Subversive Trilemma in Cyber Conflict and Beyond

• On the Legality of the Strike that Killed Anwar al-Zawahiri

• Why Aren’t More Companies Capitalizing on Packet Capture?

• What Makes A USB Bad – And How Should Organizations Resolve This Risk?

• Technical Support Scams – What to look out for

• Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: 39 Deals Announced in July 2022

• Thoma Bravo to acquire Ping Identity for $2.8 billion

• For months, JusTalk messages were accessible to everyone on the Internet

• #ISC2Congress: From National Security to Cartel Infiltration – Ciaran Martin and Robert Mazur to Keynote

• 94% of organizations experienced API security incidents in 2021

• Drone Deliveries into Prisons

• Twitter Seeks Financial Evidence Against Elon Musk And Subpoenas Banks

• NortonLifeLock and Avast $8.6b deal gets provisional yes from UK regulator

• Hacking Fears Delay UK’s Conservative Leadership Vote

• UK Clears Norton’s $8B Avast Cyber Security Takeover

• Nearly $200 Million Stolen From Cryptocurrency Bridge Nomad

• The Ever-Increasing Issue of Cyber Threats – and the Zero Trust Answer

• Google Paid Out $90,000 for Vulnerabilities Patched by Chrome 104

• Experts Insight On Taiwan Cyber Attacks

• Luxembourg Energy Companies Hit By Cyber Attack With Data Stolen

• Conservative Party Leadership Election Warned of Potentially Malicious Efforts to Alter the Result of Upcoming Election

• Cyber Attack On Taiwan’s Presidential Office, Amid Nancy Pelosi Visit

• Over 3,200 Apps Leak Twitter API Keys, Some Allowing Account Hijacks

• VMware: Patch this critical vulnerability immediately! (CVE-2022-31656)

• Check Point Software’s Mid-Year Security Report Reveals 42% Global Increase in Cyber Attacks with Ransomware the Number One Threat

• T-Mobile Retailer Guilty of $25m Fraud Scheme

• Taiwan Hit By Multiple DDoS Attacks Following Arrival of Pelosi

• Russia Killnet hackers launch a cyber attack on US Lockheed Martin

• Cyber threat to VMware customers

• Consumers benefit from virtual experiences but are concerned about tech fatigue and security

• Researchers Warns of Large-Scale AiTM Attacks Targeting Enterprise Users

• Enterprises face a multitude of barriers to securing diverse cloud environments

• Tory Leadership Voting Delayed Over Security Concerns

• Benefits of Security Camera Systems

• DDoS Attacks Pepper Taiwanese Government Sites

• How to protect yourself and your kids against device theft

• DDoS attacks in Q2 2022

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

• Singapore takes formal step towards setting up cyber defence unit

• Busting the Myths of Hardware Based Security

• Post-quantum crypto cracked in an hour with one core of an ancient Xeon

• Over 3,200 Mobile Apps are Exposing Twitter API Keys that Enable Account Take Overs

• Avast One steps up home network protection, digital safety guidance

• Nvidia releases security update for unsupported Windows 7 and 8.1 systems

• VMware Releases Patches for Several New Flaws Affecting Multiple Products

• Machine learning creates a new attack surface requiring specialized defenses

• CrowdStrike Announces Date of Fiscal Second Quarter 2023 Financial Results Conference Call

• Verizon Mobile Security Index 2022: Report Features Ivanti Insights and Reveals Unprecedented Increase in Mobile Attacks and Losses

• Security risks with using Free Step Tracking apps

• How to spot deep-faked candidates during interviews

• How to minimize your exposure to supply chain attacks

• Auto Industry at Higher Risk of Cyberattacks in 2023

• Traceable AI adds eBPF to its security platform to improve observability and visibility into all API activity

• Claroty xDome strengthens cyber and operational resilience for industrial enterprises

• eBook: Privileged Access Management for Dummies

• 87% of the ransomware found on the dark web has been delivered via malicious macros

• Nancy Pelosi ties Chinese cyber-attacks to need for Taiwan visit

• VIQ Solutions AccessPoint simplifies court recording management and distribution

• VIAVI Observer 18.8 accelerates cloud deployments and extends service visibility

• Scrut Automation Risk Management allows customers to prioritize and manage risks

• Microsoft 365 Backup: Myth‑Busting Session

• BittWare introduces new card and server-level solutions to drive memory improvements

• Shiftleft appoints Stuart McClure as CEO

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• Netskope acquires Infiot to provide users with optimized connections between any enterprise location

• Accenture acquires Tenbu to expand data and AI capabilities across the cloud continuum

• Comcast Business collaborates with Fortinet to help enterprises protect their distributed workforces

• Tuned Global – 985,586 breached accounts

• VMware patches critical ‘make me admin’ auth bypass bug, plus nine other flaws

• New Linux Malware Surges, Surpassing Android

• How a crypto bridge bug led to a $200m ‘decentralized crowd looting’

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• Taiwanese President and Top Govt Sites Hit by DDoS Attacks Amid Pelosi visit

• Universities Put Email Users at Cyber Risk

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• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of July 25, 2022

• Black Kite: Cost of data breach averages $15 million

• Large Language AI Models Have Real Security Benefits

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• Troy Leach joins Cloud Security Alliance as Chief Strategy Officer

• Al-Qaeda after al-Zawahiri

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-08-02

• Civic engagement takes off with digital survey and respect for community feedback

• Massive New Phishing Campaign Targets Microsoft Email Service Users

• Check Point announces its Azure Virtual WAN security solution

• It’s time for digital self-sovereign identity

• New Microsoft tools aim to protect expanding attack surface

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• Senate passes bill to root out conflicts of interest in federal contracting

• Ukraine Wants Facebook To Stop “Unfair” Blocking Of Posts

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• CBP’s facial recognition program at airports is expanding but concerns remain

• No SOCKS, No Shoes, No Malware Proxy Services!

• Axis Raises the Bar With Modern-Day ZTNA Service that Boasts Hyper-Intelligence, Simplicity, and 350 Global Edges

• Robinhood’s crypto unit hit with $30m fine over security, anti-crime misses

• Inside Windows Defender System Guard Runtime Monitor

• State and local law enforcement may get drone detection authority

• Zawahiri’s Legacy and the Prospects for an al-Qaeda Revival

• T-Mobile Store Owner Made $25M Using Stolen Employee Credentials

• How cybercrims embrace messaging apps to spread malware, communicate

• Microsoft Launches New External Attack Surface Audit Tool

• Controlling access in today’s digital-first world: Why it really, really matters

• Spanish Research Center Suffers Cyberattack Linked to Russia

• SolidBit Ransomware Enters the RaaS Scene and Takes Aim at Gamers and Social Media Users With New Variant

• Securing Our Nation: How the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Delivers on Cyber Resiliency

• July another down month in ransomware attack disclosures

• Threat groups embrace messaging apps to spread malware, communicate

• Coast Guard wants better internet on its ships, and more recruits

• How to remove and overwrite all data on a hard drive for free in Windows 11

• Microsoft Intros New Attack Surface Management, Threat Intel Tools

• VMware fixed critical authentication bypass vulnerability

• The Past, Present and Future of Endpoint Management Solutions

• NACo guide demystifies GIS for elected leaders

• Cryptocoin “token swapper” Nomad loses $200 million in coding blunder

• Capital One Breach Conviction Exposes Scale of Cloud Entitlement Risk

• The Forensic Technology Behind Your Favourite T.V Detectives

• The dos and don’ts of startup security: How to develop a security plan

• Getting Your Kids Ready for School—And Their Smartphones Too

• Insider risk: Employees are your biggest cyberthreat (and they may not even know it)

• European Missile Maker MBDA Denies Hackers Breached Systems

• VMware Ships Urgent Patch for Authentication Bypass Security Hole

• Chinese Hackers Using New Manjusaka Hacking Framework Similar to Cobalt Strike

• Social Media Used to Target Victims of Investment Scams

• How Leaked Twitter API Keys Can be Used to Build a Bot Army

• Taiwan Presidential Office website comes under Cyber Attack

• Deception at a scale

• Microsoft’s new security tool lets you to see your systems like a hacker would

• The importance of data security in the enterprise

• Data masking vs. data encryption: How do they differ?

• LockBit Ransomware Exploits Windows Defender to Sideload Cobalt Strike Payload

• Incognia Mobile App Study Reveals Low Detection of Location Spoofing in Dating Apps

• VirusTotal: Threat Actors Mimic Legitimate Apps, Use Stolen Certs to Spread Malware

• Security alerts: Not all vulnerabilities are created equal

• BlackCloak Bolsters Malware Protection With QR Code Scanner and Malicious Calendar Detection Features

• Spain Nabs Two For Allegedly Hacking Radiation Alert System

• Black Hat 2022 Sneak Peek: How to Build a Threat Hunting Program

• Microsoft goes all-in on threat intelligence and launches two new products

• Yubico Expands YubiKey Access in U.S. through the AWS Marketplace

• Start as you mean to go on: the top 10 steps to securing your new computer

• Google Patches Critical Android Bluetooth Flaw in August Security Bulletin

• Didi Fined $1.2 Billion for Violating Data Security Laws

• Bot army risk as 3,000+ apps found spilling Twitter API keys

• LockBit Ransomware Exploits Windows Defender to Load Cobalt Strike Payloads

• Cybrary Raises $25 Million to Tackle Cybersecurity Workforce Training

• Guest blog: The death throes of the password? Key takeaways from the One Identity Infosecurity Europe survey

• Everything You Should Know About Android App Development

• FCC Alerts American Users About Rising Smishing Attacks

• Dark Web Research Suggests 87% of Ransomware brands Exploit Malicious Macros

• CREST Defensible Penetration Test Released

• 5 Steps to Becoming Secure by Design in the Face of Evolving Cyber Threats

• Post-Quantum Encryption Contender Is Taken Out By Single-Core PC And 1 Hour

• CIA Likely Used Ninja Bomb To Kill Terrorist Leader Ayman al-Zawahiri

• U.S. Crypto Firm Nomad Hit By $190 Million Theft

• Lawsuit Claims Facebook Scraping Data From Hospital Sites

• Largest DDoS Attack Ever – 659.6 Million Packets Per Second

• A top senate democrat has asked DOJ to investigate missing Jan. 6 text messages

• US Websites Targeted by 40% of the Bad Bot Traffic Worldwide

• Armis aims to improve financial services cyber resilience with UK Finance membership

• NorseCorp Interviews Tim Harrison: Top 5 Esports Titles Worth Your Attention

• Microsoft announces new solutions for threat intelligence and attack surface management

• Microsoft goes all in on threat intelligence and launches two new products

• Cybrary confronts the cyberskills gap head on; raises $25M

• Reported ransomware attacks are just the tip of the iceberg. That’s a problem for everyone

• Track adversaries and improve posture with Microsoft threat intelligence solutions

• Google Patches Critical Android Flaw Allowing Remote Code Execution via Bluetooth

• Go-Based Apps Vulnerable to Attacks Due to URL Parsing Issue

• What is ransomware and how can you defend your business from it?

• New ‘ParseThru’ Parameter Smuggling Vulnerability Affects Golang-based Applications

• LockBit 3.0 affiliate sideloads Cobalt Strike through Windows Defender

• “ParseThru” vulnerability allows unauthorized access to cloud-native applications

• State Policymakers Tackling Cyber Issues Including Ransomware

• How Secure Is the Average Application?

• Google Patches Critical Android Flaw

• Surveillance of Your Car

• Hackers drain nearly $200 million from crypto startup in ‘free-for-all’ attack

• Cybersecurity for banks – Securing bank IoT network & devices against attacks

• Be careful what you download: 17 password-stealing Android apps removed from Google Play

• UK cinema chains trial digital ID age verification

• French Publishers Sue Apple In Latest Case Over App Store Rules

• Alibaba Will ‘Strive’ To Maintain New York Listing

• Tripwire Patch Priority Index for July 2022

• Luxembourg Energy Company Hit by Ransomware

• US Indicts Russian Accused of Promoting California’s Secession

• BlackCat Ransomware Says It’s Behind the Attack on Creos Luxembourg S.A.

• Miscreants aim to cause Discord discord with malicious npm packages

• Ex-Driver Sues Uber Eats Over ‘Racist’ Facial Recognition System

• Zomato Reduces Loss Amidst Investor Gloom Around Food Delivery

• Thousands of Apps Leaking Twitter API Keys

• North Korean Hackers Use Malicious Extensions on Chromium-based Web Browsers to Spy on User Accounts

• 3,200 Mobile Apps Leaking Twitter API Keys – Expert Comments

• BlackCat Ransomware Hits European Gas Pipeline

• Reliance Jio Top Bidder As India 5G Spectrum Auction Concludes

• SEC Charges Founders Of Crypto Group Forsage With Fraud

• UK’s Top 10 Universities Failing on DMARC

• LockBit Ransomware Abuses Windows Defender to Deploy Cobalt Strike Payload

• CREST Defensible Penetration Test helps service providers and their clients work effectively

• Online payment fraud losses accelerate at an alarming rate

• Austria investigates DSIRF firm for allegedly developing Subzero spyware

• Gootkit AaaS malware is still active and uses updated tactics

• Looking for adding new detection technologies in your security products?

• US Considers Sanctions On Chinese Memory Chip Makers

• 24-Year-Old Australian Hacker Arrested For Creating and Selling Spyware

• Twitter API Keys exposed by over 3000+ mobile applications

• T Mobile to offer data priority services to first responders

• SimpleRisk: Enterprise risk management simplified

• State of cybersecurity funding in the first half of 2022

• How AI and cybersecurity complement each other

• Browser synchronization abuse: Bookmarks as a covert data exfiltration channel

• Mecho Download – 437,928 breached accounts

• Burnout and attrition impact tech teams sustaining modern digital systems

• Exploring ESG Through a GRC Lens

• Android Apps on Google Play Store to Distribute Banking Malware as Document Scanners

• RevBits Secure Email Gateway provides end-to-end email security

• Reflections on the Death of Ayman al-Zawahiri

• Charges filed over $300m ‘textbook pyramid and Ponzi scheme’ crypto startup

• What is Dark Data, and how can we find it?

• Resecurity partners with CFBD to mitigate risk for Peruvian enterprises

• LogicMonitor appoints Ryan Worobel as CIO

• Steve Benton joins Anomali as Vice President and General Manager

• NetRise names Stuart McClure to Board of Directors

• Dark Web credit card fraud less pervasive but still an ongoing problem

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-08-01

• IBM report shows healthcare has a growing cybersecurity gap

• Senators introduce bill to ensure resiliency of federal data centers

• National Computer Forensics Institute up for reauthorization

• DoJ: Foreign Adversaries Breach US Federal Court Records

• API Security Weekly: Issue 173

• Eavesdropping Probe Finds Israeli Police Exceeded Authority

• Top 10 UEBA enterprise use cases

• Ransomware Hit on European Pipeline & Energy Supplier Encevo Linked to BlackCat

• New DawDropper Malware Targeting Android Devices via Play Store

• Installing SurfShark VPN On Kali Linux: The Authoritative Guide

• Public transit agencies are vulnerable to cyber threats, researchers warn

• What Are Some of the Security Challenges in Smart Manufacturing?

• Credential Canaries Create Minefield for Attackers

• Attacks are coming from all over, says Check Point Software CEO

• When a sextortion victim fights back

• Identity Verification vs Authentication: Key Similarities And Differences

• Facebook Hit With Another Lawsuit Over Healthcare Data Privacy

• This Path Traversal Bug Enabled Hackers to Delete Server Files

• Copyright transfer process moves online

• GSA’s Ascend cloud RFI emphasizes baseline requirements for vendors

• Verifying identity is the foundation of cybersecurity, state CSO says

• ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware gang claims to have stolen data from Creos Luxembourg S.A.

• Credential Stealer Malware Raccoon Updated to Obtain Passwords More Efficiently

• Name That Edge Toon: Up a Tree

• Chromium Browsers Allow Data Exfiltration via Bookmark Syncing

• Millions of Arris routers are vulnerable to path traversal attacks

• Extra, Extra, VERT Reads All About It: Cybersecurity News for the Week of July 25, 2022

• GnuTLS patches memory mismanagement bug – update now!

• Wrestling star Mick Foley’s Twitter compromised, selling PS5 consoles

• You Are Blind to the Risks in Your Cloud — Why Companies Need Cloud Security Monitoring

• Austrian Investigation Reveals Spyware Targeting Law Firms, Finance Institutions

• North Korean Hackers Use Browser Extension to Spy on Gmail and AOL Accounts

• Introduction to Car Hacking: The CAN Bus

• A Frontier Without Direction? The U.K.’s Latest Position on Responsible Cyber Power

• Watch Out For This Raccoon Stealer 2.0 With New Capabilities

• SharpTongue: A Malware from North Korea that Monitors Emails

• Comcast Business Partners with Fortinet to Secure Enterprise Application Access with New SASE and SSE Solutions

• Conceal to Host Worldwide Movie Premier of Ransom at Black Hat USA 2022

• Credential harvesting: Is it too big of an attack or can you fight back?

• YouAttest® Launches Enterprise Edition of Identity Governance Solution

• Amazon Echo and Google Nest can be hacked and used to steal data

• Why the future of APIs must include zero trust

• Defence against the dark arts of ransomware

• Australian man charged with creating and selling the Imminent Monitor spyware

• Cross Site Scripting Bugs Identified in Google Cloud and Play

• Australian Hacker Charged for Spyware Creation Used by Pedophiles

• LockBit Ransomware Abuses Windows Defender for Payload Loading

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• Aussie Hacker Arrested, Charged for Developing and Selling Imminent Monitor RAT

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• Now is the time to focus on software supply chain security improvements

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• Hackers Use New Tactics as Microsoft Blocked Macros by Default

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• Alleged ShinyHunters Hacker Group Member Arrested

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