IT Security News Weekly Summary – Week 47

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-28

• Tech Expert Devises Test To See If Facebook Is Eavesdropping On Users

• Google warns crypto miners are using compromised cloud accounts

• Ongoing Phishing Attack Targets IKEA Employee Mailboxes To Spread Trojan

• Anatomy of a Linux Ransomware Attack>

• RATDispenser, a new stealthy JavaScript loader used to distribute RATs

• What Is a Watering Hole Attack?

• The Android 12 Privacy Settings You Should Update Now

• North Korea-linked Zinc group posed as Samsung recruiters to target security firms

• MediaTek Smartphone Chip Vulnerability Could Allow Spying On Android Smartphones

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 342

• 0patch releases unofficial patches for CVE-2021-24084 Windows 10 zero-day

• Virtual Function Calls in Constructors and Destructors (C++)

• Week in review: Windows EoP flaw still exploitable, GoDaddy breach, malicious Python packages on PyPI

• Penetration testing

• Become a cybersecurity analyst for just $9

• Weekly Update 271

• Hypernet Labs hires Jon Venverloh as COO

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-27

• Cyber Monday Deals!! Certified Malware Analyst – Exploit Development, Expert Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering – 5 in 1 Bundle

• Here’s the perfect gift for anyone with a PC, Mac, iPhone, or Android, and it doesn’t break the bank

• Italy’s Antitrust Agency fines Apple and Google for aggressive practices of data acquisition

• 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Award Winners & 9/11 Special Guests Honored at ISC East

• Going green to make green – how plastic waste can power financial services

• The Pentagon Has Set Up a UFO Office

• The Pentagon Set Up a UFO Office

• Top Stories: Black Friday Deals, Apple Delays Digital IDs, Tim Cook Talks DIY Repairs, and More

• Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• HAEICHI-II: Interpol arrested +1,000 suspects linked to various cybercrimes

• Multiple Vulnerabilities Spotted In Hide My WP WordPress Plugin

• IKEA hit by a cyber attack that uses stolen internal reply-chain emails

• The 5 Most Common Cyber-Attacks on Mobile Devices In 2021

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Get lifetime VPN security and privacy for just $20 during this Black Friday sale

• Italy’s Antitrust Regulator Fines Google and Apple for “Aggressive” Data Practices

• Learn in-demand ethical hacking skills in your own time for $11 during this Black Friday sale

• Google Warns Crypto Miners Are Hacking Cloud Accounts

• Credentials Exposed For Majority Of US Financial Firms

• Mr Goxx, The Cryptocurrency Trading Hamster, Dies

• This Stealthy Malware Hides Behind An Impossible Date

• How biometric payment cards can perfect the contactless payment experience

• Zwipe launches a two-factor authentication solution for data center access control

• Report: Applications and critical data vulnerable to attack

• F-Secure collaborates with CyberPeace Institute to help organizations targeted by cyberattacks

• Emerging tech in security and risk management to better protect the modern enterprise

• Marine services provider Swire Pacific Offshore (SPO) hit by Clop ransomware

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-26

• Report: Zero-trust architecture is expected to increase cybersecurity efficacy by 144%

• Network Admission Control

• Know These Risks Before You Dive Into WebRTC

• AI Weekly: UN recommendations point to need for AI ethics guidelines

• Most Brazilian remote workers feel responsible for corporate data security

• The Chatter Podcast: Garrett Graff on ‘Dragonfire’ and the Stories We Still Tell about 9/11

• The Internet is Held Together With Spit & Baling Wire

• DisplayLink Manager Now Supports External Display Rotation on M1 Macs

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win a Luna Display Adapter That Turns an iPad or Mac Into a Second Screen

• Microsoft MSHTML flaw exploited in Gmail and Instagram phishing scam

• Cloud Security: Don’t wait until your next bill to find out about an attack!

• ‘Tis the season for cyberattacks: 3 tips for protecting your business

• ICO challenges adtech to step up privacy protection

• EU needs more cybersecurity graduates, says ENISA infosec agency – pointing at growing list of master’s degree courses

• Four technologies that will boost your customers’ Black Friday shopping sprees

• SME email security in 2022

• Clop Ransomware targets maritime firm Swire Pacific Offshore

• 2022 Cybersecurity Trends and Predictions

• Google Increases Concessions, Amid CMA Oversight Of Cookie Removal

• Threat actors target crypto and NFT communities with Babadeda crypter

• The Chatter Podcast: Garret Graff on ‘Dragonfire’ and the Stories We Still Tell about 9/11

• How to identify (and avoid) security threats while shopping online

• Huntington Hospital Former Employee Accesses Private Info of 13,000 Patients

• How to get a deal on cybersecurity software

• Exclusive: Resecurity discovered 0-day vulnerability in TP-Link Wi-Fi 6 devices

• FBI warns consumers about Black Friday and holiday shopping scams

• UK Government Introduces PTSI Bill to better secure IoT devices

• Most Inspiring Women in Cyber 2021: Bindu Sundaresan, Director at AT&T Security

• Google warns crypto miners are hacking cloud accounts

• Privacy Sandbox saga continues: UK watchdog extracts more commitments from Google over ad tech

• ‘AI Will Revolutionize Every Aspect of Connectivity,’ Argue Cyber Experts

• APT C-23 Hackers Using Android Spyware to Hack Middle East Android Users

• Proposed UK Law Bans Default Passwords

• The Privacy Sandbox saga continues: UK watchdog extracts more commitments from Google over advertising tech

• Hackers Targeting Biomanufacturing Facilities With Tardigrade Malware

• Best Black Friday HomePod Mini Deals Available Today

• Best Black Friday iPad Deals Available Today

• Best Black Friday Apple Watch Deals Available Today

• Best Black Friday iPhone Deals Available Today

• Huge List of Black Friday Deals on iPhone and Mac Cases, Cables, Accessories and Software

• India Moves To Ban Private Cryptocurrencies

• This stealthy malware hides behind an impossible date

• Apple Resumes Product Sales in Turkey With Significant Price Hikes

• Best Black Friday AirPods Deals Available Today

• Best Black Friday iMac and MacBook Deals Available Today

• Government-favoured child safety app warned it could violate the UK’s Investigatory Powers Act with message-scanning tech

• How to Secure Your New Motor Vehicle

• Hacking Fingerprints With a $5 Setup To Bypass Biometric Authentication

• Google To Pay Millions To Ireland In Back Taxes

• 9 Million Android Phones Running Malware Apps That Downloaded from Huawei’s AppGallery

• IT threat evolution Q3 2021

• IT threat evolution in Q3 2021. PC statistics

• IT threat evolution in Q3 2021. Mobile statistics

• CronRAT, the New Linux RAT that Keeps a Low Profile

• Google: Half of compromised cloud instances have weak or no passwords

• Hackers are targeting this Microsoft Windows Installer flaw, say security researchers

• Human traffickers grounded in 29-country sweep of European airports and roads

• Apple News+ Offering Three-Month Free Trial for New Subscribers Through Cyber Monday

• Schools Urged to Sign-Up as CyberFirst Girls Competition Kicks Off

• Crypto Hackers Using Babadeda Crypter to Make Their Malware Undetectable

• We Might Be Seeing Some New Scams This Black Friday

• Celebrating Coalition Against Stalkerware Achievements | Avast

• Apple Fined $11 Million in Italy for Employing ‘Aggressive Methods’ in Commercial Use of Private Data

• This stealthy malware delivers a ‘silent threat’ that wants to steal your passwords

• Pfizer Alleges Insider Stole #COVID19 Vaccine Docs

• Marine Services Giant Hit by Clop Ransomware

• Didi shares sink on a report that Chinese regulators have asked it to delist from U.S.

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

• CronRAT: A New Linux Malware That’s Scheduled to Run on February 31st

• Apple’s Black Friday Promotion Now Underway in the U.S. and More Countries

• End of the road for Romanian criminals targeting cargo transports

• APT C-23 group targets Middle East with an enhanced Android spyware variant

• If you want to see off next year’s cyber-threats, the time to prepare is … now

• New infosec products of the week: November 26, 2021

• Your supply chain: How and why network security and infrastructure matter

• Two serious vulnerabilities detected on Windows 10 and Windows 11 Operating Systems

• Compromised cloud accounts leading to Cryptocurrency mining

• Best cities for cybersecurity professionals

• Israel Bans Sales of Hacking and Surveillance Tools to 65 Countries

• Kuo: Apple AR Headset Coming in Late 2022 With Mac-Level Computing Power

• Key trends driving the workforce transformation in 2022

• Many users are sharing passwords with someone outside their household

• Automation investments are driving revenue, productivity and employment

• Softbank fall steepens after report that Chinese regulators have asked Didi to delist from U.S.

• Threat Hunting, IRL

• The triangle of holiday shopping: Scams, social media and supply chain woes

• Hexaware partners with DataRobot to accelerate AI initiatives for businesses

• Do not fear the market, asset manager says as he reveals his 10 best stock picks

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-25

• New Linux CronRAT hides in cron jobs to evade detection in Magecart attacks

• Orange CEO Resigns After Court Conviction

• McAfee Enterprise Defender Blog | CISA Alert: MS Exchange & Fortinet Vulnerabilities

• Microsoft Defender for Endpoint laid low. Not by malware, but by another buggy Windows patch

• Product Releases Should Not Be Scary

• Swire Pacific Offshore Operations hit by Cl0p ransomware gang

• Apple To Use Own iPhone 5G Modem Design In 2023 – Report

• It’s about the survival of the fittest – CISOs must be brave enough to throw away their security playbook, or suffer the consequences

• Improving security for mobile devices: CISA issues guides

• Google’s Threat Horizons report: Will the straightforward approach get results?

• Sophisticated Tardigrade malware launches attacks on vaccine manufacturing infrastructure

• Ransomware threat to elders and youngsters falling for Instagram Cyber Scams

• Government PSTI Bill To Protect Consumer Tech From Cyber Threats

• New Twists on Gift-Card Scams Flourish on Black Friday

• Guard Your Brand From Counterfeiting With Web Scraping

• The Changing Face Of The COO Role

• Facial Recognition Privacy Concerns: Real vs. Imagined

• Ransomware Set To Break Records This Black Friday 2021

• Several GoDaddy brands impacted in recent data breach

• Apple’s Black Friday Event Begins in Australia: Free Gift Card With Select Products

• Black Friday: AirPods 2 Available for $99.99 on Amazon ($29 off)

• Most Inspiring Women in Cyber 2021: Dr. Jacqui Taylor, CEO of FlyingBinary

• New law will issue bans, fines for using default passwords on smart devices

• Tesla Demands Video Access For Full Self Driving Testers

• Black Friday: AirPods 3 Hit Record Low Price of $149.99 ($29 Off)

• Online Shoppers at Risk of Losing Over $53 Million

• GoDaddy Data Breach Update: Six WordPress Hosting Service Resellers Impacted

• Apple In Spotlight Over Employee NDAs

• Essential Microsoft EDR Tools

• Black Friday shopping? FBI says beware of these holiday scams and phishing threats

• JavaScript Loader RATDispenser Infects Windows PCs with RATs

• This chip flaw could have let malicious apps eavesdrop on Android phone users

• S3 Ep60: Exchange exploit, GoDaddy breach and cookies made public [Podcast]

• Iranian threat actors exploit MS MSHTML bug to steal Google and Instagram credentials

• A Microsoft MSHTML Exploited By Hackers

• 30% of Android Smartphones Impacted by Mediatek Vulnerabilities

• Microsoft Silently Rolls Out “Super Duper Secure Mode” With Latest Edge Browser Versions

• US Adds More Chinese Firms To Trade Blacklist

• Hackers Using Microsoft MSHTML Flaw to Spy on Targeted PCs with Malware

• This New Stealthy JavaScript Loader Infecting Computers with Malware

• UK and German Police Take Down 21 Jihadist Websites

• FBI: 2021 Holiday Season Fraud Could Exceed $53m

• Ukrainian Cops Bust Mobile Device Hacking Group

• Beware card skimmers this Black Friday

• Apple Sues NSO Group for Pegasus Spyware – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 215

• Women In Post-Pandemic Tech Industry | Avast

• UK.gov emits draft IoT and smartphone security law for Parliamentary scrutiny

• If You’re Not Using Antivirus Software, You’re Not Paying Attention

• Coalition Against Stalkerware Celebrates Two Years of Work to Keep Technology Safe for All

• A Guide to Protecting Your Privacy Online | Avast

• Everything You Need To Know About Cookies | Avast

• Utah Imaging Associates data breach impacts 583,643 patients

• Five Cloud Telephony Security Vulnerabilities That Can Threaten Your Business

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

• Warning — Hackers Exploiting New Windows Installer Zero-Day Exploit in the Wild

• FBI warns of crooks targeting online shoppers during the holiday season

• Google advises passwords are good, spear phishing is bad, and free clouds get attacked

• Get 1,000 hours of cybersecurity training for $21 this Black Friday

• Samsung offers Mobile Security protection as below

• Britain introduces IOT Device Security Legislation

• How to Protect Your Business Data with Cyber security

• From fragmented encryption chaos to uniform data protection

• Linux Malware Agent Attack eCommerce Sites & Stealing Payment Data

• VMware Warns of Newly Discovered Vulnerabilities in vSphere Web Client

• How likely are mid-market organizations to experience a breach by the end of 2021?

• Which technologies will be the most important in 2022?

• Huawei’s AppGallery riddled with malware-infected games

• Nearly 600,000 open cybersecurity-related jobs were listed over 12 months

• Tencent must get approval from Chinese regulators before publishing new apps and updates

• Teleion, a Minority-Owned Business, Awarded Best Place to Work in Washington State for Second Year

• (ISC)² Chapter Creates Space for Entry-Level Members and Professional Connections

• Defense contractors are highly susceptible to ransomware attacks

• Companies ditching VPNs for zero trust architectures to secure hybrid workplaces

• Report: Cybersecurity recruitment, training misses the mark

• Avoiding the shopping blues: How to shop online safely this holiday season

• US bans Chinese firms – including one linked to HPE’s China JV – for feeding tech to Beijing’s military

• Okera for Snowflake provides data privacy and security policies for Snowflake customers

• Waterfall Security Solutions partners with HTSS to protect a European power generation customer

• FBI warns of possible holiday hacking risks

• Scammers impersonate Instagram users in crypto scheme

• Microland collaborates with Securonix to deliver managed SOC solutions for organizations

• Crypto.com achieves SOC 2 certification to strengthen its security and privacy standards

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-24

• Cloud security shifting to ‘dev’ not ‘ops,’ Snyk says

• How Threat Actors Get Into OT Systems

• Medical response app for mass casualty incidents

• My email has been hacked! What should I do next?

• GitHub will require 2FA for some NPM registry users

• Scientists test GPS-free navigation

• DARPA seeks ‘top chef’ for 3D printed food

• How Threat Actors Get into OT Systems

• VMware addresses File Read and SSRF flaws in vCenter Server

• Shazam Updated With Ability to Find More Songs by Listening Longer

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win a ‘Jetpack’ Magnetic Power Bank for iPhone 13 From Ampere

• Apple has a new work-from-home policy, but it’s still not what employees want

• Canadian Teen Arrested in Crypto Theft Worth $36.5 Million

• Google says it’s improving fingerprint scanner performance with a Pixel 6 update

• Iranian Hackers Are Going After US Critical Infrastructure

• From students to masters: HITB+CyberWeek 2021 showcases next generation of cyber security talent in the UAE

• YouTube Live Crypto Scams Made Nearly $9m in October

• Joke Hitman Website Catches Plotting Michigander

• Marylander Found Guilty of Skiptracing

• Connolly introduces bill to ‘rebuild’ OPM

• US government securities watchdog spoofed by investment scammers – don’t fall for it!

• In Appreciation: Dark Reading’s Tim Wilson

• Apple Customers in Turkey Being Turned Away at Retail Stores as Halt on Product Sales Continues

• Tolkien Estate Blocks ‘JRR Token’ Cryptocurrency

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• Biden to nominate Shalanda Young as OMB director

• CISA Releases Capacity Enhancement Guides to Enhance Mobile Device Cybersecurity for Consumers and Organizations

• ENISA: ADVANCING SOFTWARE SECURITY IN THE EU

• 9.3M+ Androids Running ‘Malicious’ Games from Huawei AppGallery

• VMware Releases Security Updates

• CISA Releases Capacity Enhancement Guides to Enhance Mobile Device Cybersecurity for Consumers and Organizations

• Tim Cook Discusses Apple’s New Do-It-Yourself Repair Program and More

• Apple Shares ‘Saving Simon’ Holidays Ad Shot on iPhone 13 Pro

• Twitter Investigating Bug Causing Unexpected Logouts on iOS 15

• About 10 million Android devices found infected with Cynos malware

• Proposed Bill Would Require Public Disclosure of Ransomware Payments

• “Free Steam games” videos promise much, deliver malware

• VMware Releases Security Updates

• Apple, Amazon Fined $225m By Italian Watchdog Over Beat Headphones

• DBS Bank blames ‘access control servers’ for two-day service disruption

• GoDaddy Breach Widens to Include Reseller Subsidiaries

• UK Cyber Firm Faces Investors Over Stock Turmoil

• UK Introduces New Cybersecurity Legislation for IoT Devices

• China Trying To Export Its Great Firewall And Governance Model

• Best Early Black Friday Deals on Apple Watch, AirPods Pro, MacBook Pro, More

• The Dawn of True IoT Security

• (ISC)² Cybersecurity Entry-Level Certification Exam Topics Announced

• How your business can benefit from Cybersecurity automation

• What is DevOps and DevSecOps?

• How to avoid Video Conferencing Security Risks

• Congratulations to Our 2021 Partners of the Year

• Ignite 2021 – It’s a Wrap!

• When people become data records, ‘low-resolution’ citizens struggle

• Apple’s NSO Group Lawsuit Amps Up Pressure on Pegasus Spyware-Maker

• Apple needs to un-Mac-ify security and privacy in Safari

• IoT Security Company Shield-IoT Raises $7.4 Million

• VMware Patches File Read, SSRF Vulnerabilities in vCenter Server

• A vulnerable honeypot exposed online can be compromised in 24 hours

• Veeam Ransomware Protection with Red Hat Enterprise Linux as the Immutable Repository

• ‘Printjack’ Printer Attacks Pose a Serious Threat, Researchers Warn

• Elon Musk Realises $1bn, After Another Tesla Share Sale

• When Will Security Frameworks Catch Up With the New Cybersecurity Normal?

• Apple Sues NSO Group

• Why Do Governments Reveal Cyber Intrusions?

• A New Microsoft Windows Installer Zero-day Is Exploited

• Max Schrems hits Irish Data Protection Commissioner with corruption complaint

• Security Expert On Apple Suing NSO Group

• Most Inspiring Women in Cyber 2021: Regina Bluman, Security Analyst at Algolia

• Beware of holiday hackers: FBI warns against holiday cyberattacks

• Windows Installer vulnerability becomes actively exploited zero-day

• Hundreds Of Google Staff Protest Vaccine Mandate

• Attackers Actively Target Windows Installer Zero-Day

• Hospital Ransomware Attacks Go Beyond Health Care Data

• Shift Left Security: The Magic Elixir for Securing Cloud-Native Apps

• 3 Key Questions for CISOs on the Wave of Historic Industrial Cybersecurity Legislation

• Two Nigerians Sentenced to Prison in U.S. for Role in BEC Scams

• How Has Covid-19 Impacted Our Online Behaviour And Security?

• Managing Dead Letter Messages: Three Best Practices to Effectively Capture, Investigate and Redrive Failed Messages

• Consumers of Brand-name Companies Targeted in Phishing Attacks, FBI Alerts

• How to prevent sideloading attacks in Windows and Office 365

• Managing Dead Letter Messages: Three Best Practices to Effectively Capture, Investigate and Redrive Failed Messages

• What is facial recognition?

• Malicious JavaScript Loader is a Multi-RAT Dispenser

• Most US Healthcare Apps Susceptible to Cyber-Attack

• CISA Issues Holiday Ransomware Message

• CISA, FBI Warn of Potential Critical Infrastructure Attacks on Holidays

• GoDaddy Says Several Brands Hit by Recent WordPress Hosting Breach

• Eavesdropping Bugs in MediaTek Chips Affect 37% of All Smartphones and IoT Globally

• Meta Delays Plans To Rollout End-to-end Encryption

• How to prevent sideloading attacks in Windows and Office 365

• Samsung To Build $17bn Chip Factory In Texas, Amid Global Shortage

• Beware!! BrazKing Android Malware Upgraded & Attack Banks

• What is facial recognition?

• Hit by ransomware? Make sure you don’t make this first obvious mistake

• Researcher Awarded $10,000 for Google Cloud Platform Vulnerability

• CISA, FBI Warn of Potential Critical Infrastructure Attacks on Holidays

• Eavesdropping Bugs in MediaTek Chips Affect 37% of All Smartphones and IoT Globally

• Mozilla Ending Support for Firefox Lockwise Password Manager in December

• Malicious Actors Were Able to Compromise Exposed Services in 24 Hours

• Data Stealing Malware Impacts More Than 9M Android Devices

• Samsung To Build $17bn Chip Factory In Texas, Amid Global Shortage

• Beware!! BrazKing Android Malware Upgraded & Attack Banks

• Hit by ransomware? Make sure you don’t make this first obvious mistake

• CIS Control 12: Network Infrastructure Management

• Researcher Awarded $10,000 for Google Cloud Platform Vulnerability

• After failed fix, researcher releases exploit for Windows EoP flaw (CVE-2021-41379)

• Malicious Actors Were Able to Compromise Exposed Services in 24 Hours

• Data Stealing Malware Impacts More Than 9M Android Devices

• Password usage analysis of brute force attacks on honeypot servers

• Seeing the Future: How to Use Predictive Analytics in Your Business

• Password usage analysis of brute force attacks on honeypot servers

• Check Point Research discover vulnerabilities in smartphones chips embedded in 37% of smartphones around the world

• CIS Control 12: Network Infrastructure Management

• Standing Up to Cyber-Bullies Earns Man Award Nomination

• Multiple Bugs Enable Eavesdropping on 37% of Android Phones

• Germany, the UK and Europol target violent jihadist websites

• How is Europol keeping online spaces safe?

• After failed fix, researcher releases exploit for Windows EoP flaw (CVE-2021-41379)

• How a malicious Android app could covertly turn the DSP in your MediaTek-powered phone into an eavesdropping bug

• Apple Sues NSO To ‘Curb Abuse Of State-Sponsored Spyware’

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• Check Point Research discover vulnerabilities in smartphones chips embedded in 37% of smartphones around the world

• How a malicious Android app could covertly turn the DSP in your MediaTek-powered phone into an eavesdropping bug

• Standing Up to Cyber-Bullies Earns Man Award Nomination

• Multiple Bugs Enable Eavesdropping on 37% of Android Phones

• Industrial Cybersecurity Firm Applied Risk Acquired by DNV

• Apple Sues “State-Sponsored” Spyware Firm NSO Group

• Apple sues NSO Group for abusing state-sponsored Pegasus spyware

• Industrial Cybersecurity Firm Applied Risk Acquired by DNV

• Cross-border access to electronic evidence: update and impact of the pandemic on data requests

• Energy efficiency funds fraudsters deactivated in Italy

• Europol, Germany and the UK target violent jihadist websites

• From Chess Board to the Silver Screen | Avast

• APT C-23 Hackers Using New Android Spyware Variant to Target Middle East Users

• Build your own Android security product

• 7 Scams Targeting Holiday Spenders In 2021 | Avast

• Over 9 Million Android Phones Running Malware Apps from Huawei’s AppGallery

• Webinar and eBook: The Dark Side of EDR. Are You Prepared?

• Expert discloses details of flaws in Oracle VirtualBox

• 7 Scams Targeting Holiday Spenders In 2021 | Avast

• Over 9 Million Android Phones Running Malware Apps from Huawei’s AppGallery

• Webinar and eBook: The Dark Side of EDR. Are You Prepared?

• Expert discloses details of flaws in Oracle VirtualBox

• WA Auditor-General drags local governments over horrendous cyber risk management

• Yes, ransomware is your number one security nightmare. But here’s how to sleep easy

• Ransomware attacks surge, but victims are recovering quickly

• Securing open-source code supply chains may help prevent the next big cyberattack

• Cyber Attack on Bureau Veritas

• Court case against NSO Group Pegasus Malware by Apple Inc

• Facebook to Delete the Faceprints of Over 1 billion People

• CISOs missing major holidays due to work demands

• Ransomware attacks surge, still victims are recovering quickly

• Cyber Attack on Bureau Veritas

• Court case against NSO Group Pegasus Malware by Apple Inc

• CISOs missing major holidays due to work demands

• Apple Sues Israel’s NSO Group for Spying on iPhone Users With Pegasus Spyware

• 10 trends likely to shape the IT industry, its workforce and its business models in 2022

• Products used by children are not nearly as privacy-protecting as they should be

• Mozilla ends support for Firefox Lockwise password management app, strands iOS users

• Tips for Having a Cyber Safe Holiday Season

• TSMC to Begin Producing Apple-Designed 5G Modems for iPhones in 2023

• Apple Outlines How It Will Notify Users Who Have Been Targeted by State-Sponsored Spyware Attacks

• How are organizations protecting their critical IT assets?

• Code42’s exfiltration detector alerts when Salesforce data moves to an untrusted device

• Siren 12 delivers global search and visual graph creation capabilities for investigators

• Boxcryptor protects business data in Microsoft Teams with end-to-end encryption features

• YugabyteDB 2.11 meets developer demand for comprehensive PostgreSQL compatibility

• China trying to export its Great Firewall and governance model

• Deeper Connect Pico prevents malicious tracking and restores safety online

• FBI, CISA urge organizations to be on guard for attacks during holidays

• Exclusive Networks partners with Infinipoint to extend zero trust security to device identity

• Baffle Data Privacy Cloud supports privacy preserving analytics on Amazon Redshift

• Emily Murphy joins GMU

• SecOps’ need for traffic data drives NetSecOps collaboration

• Cyber Defense Labs promotes Jason Lobell to CTO

• ‘Tis the season for protecting your devices with Webroot antivirus

• Why an emerging cloud security trend offers ‘good news’ to businesses

• Baffle’s Data Privacy Cloud Protects Data for Amazon Redshift Customers

• ‘Tis the season for protecting your devices with Webroot antivirus

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• Water Wars: Japan Makes Major Defense Spending Pledges While China Increases Incursions in the South China Sea

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-23

• Pandemic lessons: Building partnerships, managing networks and steering outcomes

• Researcher drops instant admin Windows zero-day bug

• Apple files lawsuit against spyware vendor NSO Group

• Apple Sues NSO Group for Spyware Use

• New Android Spyware Variants Linked to Middle Eastern APT

• Malware are already attempting to exploit new Windows Installer zero-day

• UN Human Rights Committee Criticizes Germany’s NetzDG for Letting Social Media Platforms Police Online Speech

• Stolen Robinhood customer data has a new seller

• Pandemic lessons: Building partnerships, managing networks and steering outcomes

• Apple files lawsuit against spyware vendor NSO Group

• Apple Sues NSO Group for Spyware Use

• Malware are already attempting to exploit new Windows Installer zero-day

• UN Human Rights Committee Criticizes Germany’s NetzDG for Letting Social Media Platforms Police Online Speech

• Stolen Robinhood customer data has a new seller

• Glendale builds schedule optimizer for its police department

• TIO wants telcos to have 24-hour fraud hotline

• Telstra’s biggest cyber worry is businesses with basic single vendor environments

• Attackers Will Flock to Crypto Wallets, Linux in 2022: Podcast

• LAPD – A New Method To Detect Spy Cameras Via Smartphone

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• How to identify social media misinformation and protect your business

• The McDonald’s Ice Cream Machine Hacking Saga Has a New Twist

• Android.Cynos.7.origin trojan infected +9 million Android devices

• This Houston tech company wants to build renewable energy-run bitcoin mines across Texas

• Apple sues ‘amoral 21st century mercenaries’ NSO for infecting iPhones with Pegasus spyware

• The McDonald’s Ice Cream Machine Hacking Saga Has a New Twist

• Black Friday: ‘Applaudables’ Bundle Offers 12 Mac Apps for $75

• Zero-day proof-of-concept exploit lands for Windows make-me-admin vulnerability

• White House rolls out DEIA strategy

• Apple sues NSO Group over Pegasus spyware

• Apple Slaps Lawsuit on NSO Group Over Pegasus iOS Exploitation

• WiFi software management firm exposed millions of users’ data

• Experts warn of RCE flaw in Imunify360 security platform

• WiFi software management firm exposed millions of users’ data

• Crypto for cryptographers! Infosec types revolt against use of ancient abbreviation by Bitcoin and NFT devotees

• Holiday Scams Drive SMS Phishing Attacks

• Experts warn of RCE flaw in Imunify360 security platform

• Apple Temporarily Halts Sales in Turkey After Currency Crash

• Stay safe online this holiday shopping season with tips from Microsoft

• Crypto for cryptographers! Infosec types revolt against use of ancient abbreviation by Bitcoin and NFT devotees

• PoC Exploit Published for Latest Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day

• Apple Says iOS 15 Feature That Will Let You Add Your Driver’s License to Your iPhone Delayed Until Early 2022

• Apple Aims to Cut Down on Spyware With Lawsuit Against NSO Group

• Millions of GoDaddy customer data compromised in breach

• Millions of GoDaddy customer data compromised in breach

• PoC Exploit Published for Latest Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day

• Drupal Release Patches for CKEditor XSS Bugs

• 2021-11-22 – Contact Forms campaign –> BazarLoader –> Cobalt Strike

• Report URI is now using CSP nonces in an enforced policy

• Preventing a Cyber Pandemic in Healthcare

• How to talk about cybersecurity risks, colloquially

• Tips for DFIR Analysts, pt. V

• Expert released PoC exploit code for Microsoft Exchange CVE-2021-42321 RCE bug

• CISA’s Collaborative Mission of Public Private Partnerships

• Federal Security Leaders Have Spoken: Threat Intelligence Is Critical

• Black Friday: AirPods Pro With MagSafe Drop to $159 on Amazon

• MVP Health Care secures member portal access with Microsoft Azure Active Directory B2C

• Please don’t buy this! 3 gift card scams to watch out for this Black Friday

• Pentagon Seeks Cloud Contract Bids From AWS, Microsoft, Google, Oracle

• First thoughts on the new President’s Management Agenda

• UK Ministry Of Justice Secures HVAC Systems After Register Tipoff

• Code Execution Bug Patched In Imunify360 Linux Server Security Suite

• FBI And CISA Issue Holiday Ransomware, Cyberattack Warning

• Suspect Arrested In Ransom Your Employer Scheme

• Ransom Your Employer Email Scam Suspect Arrested

• November 2021 Web Server Survey

• iPhone 13 Holding Value Much Better Than Any Other iPhone After Launch

• Immense ransomware cyber threat during Thanksgiving and Black Friday weekends

• GoDaddy Confirms Data Breach Of 1.2 Million Customers

• How To Perform External Black-box Penetration Testing in Organization with “ZERO” Information

• DOD names cloud contenders for JEDI replacement

• Top cyber lawmaker previews 2022 legislation goals

• Dump Chrome as your default browser on Android

• Serious Vulnerability Found in Imunify360 Web Server Security Product

• Start managing with these Microsoft Graph API features

• Facebook And Instagram Encryption Delayed Until 2023

• Expert disclosed an exploit for a new Windows zero-day local privilege elevation issue

• Meta Delays Encryption On Facebook, Instagram Until 2023

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• Federal government is still in the dark on ransomware

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