IT Security News Weekly Summary – Week 52

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-01-02

• Exclusive: NASA Director Twitter account hacked by Powerful Greek Army

• Fighting For You From Coast to Coast: 2021 In Review

• Fighting For A More Open, Balanced Patent System: 2021 in Review

• Lapsus$ ransomware gang hits Impresa, Portugal’s largest media conglomerate

• A Linux Admin’s Getting Started Guide to Improving PHP Security>

• How to evolve your organization into a data-centric security architecture

• New iLOBleed Rootkit Targets HP Integrated Lights-Out

• The Internet is for Everyone to Enjoy—We’re Helping See to It

• North Korea-linked threat actors stole $1.7 billion from cryptocurrency exchanges

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 347

• Crypto security breaches cause $4.25 billion losses worth of cryptos in 2021

• Penetration testing

• Wireshark 3.6.1 Released – What’s New!!

• Apple Watch’s Life-Saving Potential Highlighted in Suspenseful ‘911’ Ad

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-01-01

• Report: 60% of U.S. infosec professionals believe ransomware is as serious as terrorism

• Apple Celebrates Chinese New Year With Special-Edition AirPods Pro and More

• Y2k22 bug in Microsoft Exchange causes failure in email delivery

• Police Use of Artificial Intelligence: 2021 in Review

• N Korean hackers stole $1.7 billion from cryptocurrency exchanges

• Security Affairs most-read cyber stories of 2021

• What Do You Want to See From Apple in 2022?

• How to Send Messages That Automatically Disappear

• PulseTV discloses potential credit card breach

• A Minor Update – No Blog Posts for a While!

• How to Build and Run a Security Operations Center

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• CyCognito and Carahsoft Partner to Deliver Attack Surface Management and Protection Solutions to the Public Sector

• Cybersecurity in 2022, Predictions for digital ecosystem facing more challenges and sophisticated threats

• Research claims Samsung Galaxy Store apps are spreading malware

• IT Security News Monthly Summary – January

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-12-31

• Friday Squid Blogging: Deep-Dwelling Squid

• The Have I Been Pwned service now includes 441K accounts stolen by RedLine malware

• Types of Tools To Use for Application Security

• Error prompted LastPass to send false breach alerts to users

• The Chatter Podcast: Power and Corruption with Brian Klaas

• In 2021, the Police Took a Page Out of the NSA’s Playbook: 2021 in Review

• 2021 Year in Review: EFF Graphics

• Gloucester City Council hit by a possible Ransomware Cyber Attack

• APT Groups Register Domain Used for C&C Long Before The Attack To Prevent Detection

• Apple AirTags Are Being Used to Track People and Cars

• What to Expect From Apple in 2022: iPhone 14, New iMac, AR/VR Headset, and More

• Copycat and fad hackers will be the bane of supply chain security in 2022

• The biggest data breaches, hacks of 2021

• Multiple flaws in Netgear Nighthawk R6700v3 router are still unpatched

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win an Apple-Themed T-Shirt or Hat From Throwboy

• Huawei Admits 2021 Revenues Down Nearly 30 Percent

• A New Year Will Bring New Targets: What to Look for in 2022

• Researchers Demonstrate Malware Attacks On Hidden (OP) SSD Area

• Tesla Recalls Half A Million Cars Over Safety Issues

• US Airline Trade Group Calls For 5G Deployment Delay

• Get a lifetime of protection for your files and sensitive data for only $90

• How to implant a malware in hidden area of SSDs with Flex Capacity feature

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

• Weekly Update 276

• Redline malware stealing saved passwords from browsers

• Details of a failed Clop Ransomware attack on City of Toronto Canada

• Supply chains, ransomware, zero trust and other security predictions for 2022

• Exploring the current state of cybersecurity resilience

• McMenamins Confirms Employee Data Compromised in Ransomware Attack, Offers ID Protection & Credit Monitoring Services

• 5 holiday Cybersecurity tips retailers need this year

• Improving Edge Computing Security in 2022

• The pandemic is changing technology solutions for the future of work

• 2021 in Review, Part 3: 5 Things Security Professionals Were Discussing this Year

• 22 cybersecurity statistics to know for 2022

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-12-30

• Ohio launches platform to match foster children with families

• Confusing data breach in Rhode Island leads to AG investigation

• Flaws in DataVault encryption software impact multiple storage devices

• MSP vs MSSP: What’s The Difference?

• Rhode Island AG opens investigation into transit authority data breach after ACLU letter

• T-Mobile confirms SIM swapping attacks led to breach

• Elon Musk Denies His Satellites Are Hogging Space

• Expert: Facial Recognition Technology Is One Of The Greatest Threats To Online Privacy

• Apple’s AirPods Team Wants ‘More Bandwidth’ Than Bluetooth Provides

• The legacy of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission

• Review: FINIS Smart Goggle Tracks Your Swim Workouts and Integrates With Apple Health

• The Top 6 Apple Rumors From All of 2021

• NYC tests blockchain for file storage

• What the Rise in Cyber-Recon Means for Your Security Strategy

• New iLOBleed Rootkit, the first time ever that malware targets iLO firmware

• Tumblr Bans 450 Words To Remain on App Store

• T-Mobile’s latest data breach exposed users to SIM swapping attacks

• What is IP sniffing?

• ciphertext feedback (CFB)

• How to install the Pritunl VPN server on AlmaLinux

• Getting Started With Threat-Informed Security Programs

• Shining a Light on Black Box Technology Used to Send People to Jail: 2021 Year in Review

• Every State Has a Chance to Deliver a “Fiber for All” Broadband Future: 2021 in Review

• SaaS security automation could learn to heal itself

• Deals: Apple’s 64GB Wi-Fi iPad Returns to Lowest Price of $299 on Amazon ($30 Off)

• Telegram Updated With Message Reactions and Several Other Features

• ECI Taps Matthew McNulty as Chief Revenue Officer

• Has the pandemic increased the burnout rate in the Cybersecurity profession?

• HP iLO devices loaded with data wiping malware

• LastPass Master Passwords Seemingly Hacked Through Credential Stuffing

• Multiple Riskware Apps Flood Samsung’s “Galaxy Store” App Store

• Apache Releases Log4j 2.17.1 Fixing Another Code Execution Flaw

• APT ‘Aquatic Panda’ Targets Universities with Log4Shell Exploit Tools

• Instagram copyright infringment scams – don’t get sucked in!

• Zero Trust and Access: Protecting the Keys to the Kingdom

• What to Expect in 2022: Microservices Will Bring Macro Threats

• In the Fight Against Cybercrime, Takedowns Are Only Temporary

• Intelligent Adversary Engagement: Deceiving the Attacker

• Auditing firm CertiK declares crypto smart wallet SaitaMask ‘issue free and hacker resistant’

• What the FY 2022 NDAA Does, and Does Not Do, to Military Justice

• Aged Domains: the Silent Danger to Cybersecurity

• Apple Pays $180,000 Bonus To Halt Staff Defections – Report

• How to avoid getting hacked in 2022?

• Researchers Caught Multiple Backdoors In Auerswald VoIP Phone System

• All that you need to know about Identity Orchestration

• Apple Places Indian Foxconn Factory On Probation

• Elon Musk Sells Off Another $1 Billion Of Shares

• Learn highly marketable ethical hacking skills for less than $45

• AvosLocker ransomware gang releases a free decryptor after an affiliate hit US gov agency

• FinTech Company Impacted by Log4j Says No to Paying the Ransom

• The Challenge with Alexa – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 220

• Chinese APT Hackers Used Log4Shell Exploit to Target Academic Institution

• New iLOBleed Rootkit Targeting HP Enterprise Servers with Data Wiping Attacks

• How To Fix Sorry This Page Isn’t Available On Instagram Error 404? – 2021

• Sweden’s Northvolt Gigafactory Begins Battery Production

• Penetration Testing

• How to Browse Plenty of Fish (POF) Without Signing Up? – 2021 Dating Guide

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

• IT security firm says there’s a talent shortfall in cybersecurity

• Is Your Phone Actually Secure? | Avast

• China-linked APT group Aquatic Panda leverages Log4Shell in recent attack

• It’s time for a unified approach to securing data, applications, and the edge

• Cyber Threat to Healthcare and Corona Virus Vaccine supply

• Aquatic Panda found stealing industrial intelligence and military secrets

• Ransomware and terrorism: For security pros the threat is equal

• RedLine Stealer – 441,657 breached accounts

• Businesses need to stop thinking that ransomware is different from other attacks

• N-able Technology Alliance Program Primed for Growth into 2022

• Infineon Showcases Intelligent, Secured IoT Solutions and Dependable Electronics for Automotive at CES 2022

• Find A New Cybersecurity Job in 2022

• Top 10 AT&T Cybersecurity blogs published in 2021

• 5 Products Discontinued by Apple in 2021

• Fraud detection and prevention market to hit $100 billion by 2027

• IT security firm discusses the lack of talent in cybersecurity

• Will Zero Trust Shape the Future of Cloud Security?

• The Pentagon shifts to maximum telework as omicron surges

• 2021 in Review, Part 2: 5 Top Cybersecurity Stories

• SCOTUS stays out of contractor mandate case, for now

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-12-29

• LastPass VPs confirm ‘no indication’ of compromised accounts after security alerts

• Happy 12th Birthday, KrebsOnSecurity.com!

• T-Mobile suffered a new data breach

• cryptographic checksum

• LastPass VPs say ‘no indication’ of accounts compromised or credentials harvested after reports

• Patching Log4j to version 2.17.1 can probably wait

• Aquatic Panda infiltrated academic institution through Log4j vulnerability, says CrowdStrike

• Threat Advisory: E-commerce Bots Use Domain Registration Services for Mass Account Fraud

• Editor’s picks: Top cybersecurity articles of 2021

• T-Mobile’s Latest Data Breach Linked to SIM Swap Attacks

• Chinese Spies Exploit Log4Shell to Hack Major Academic Institution

• LastPass Automated Warnings Linked to ‘Credential Stuffing’ Attack

• BlackTech Hacker Group Uses New Flagpro Malware to Execute OS Commands

• The three most significant cyberattacks of 2021?

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• APT group seen attacking academic institution through Log4J vulnerability: Crowdstrike

• T-Mobile Reportedly Suffers Another Data Breach

• That Toy You Got For Christmas Could Be Spying On You

• Cryptomining Attack Exploits Docker API Misconfig Since 2019

• Chinese Espionage Group Leveraged Log4j Bug In VMware

• assetfinder – Find Related Domains and Subdomains

• Wedbush’s Dan Ives names Zscaler, Palo Alto and Tenable as top cybersecurity picks in 2022

• CrowdStrike Changes Designation of Principal Executive Office to Austin, Texas

• OverWatch Exposes AQUATIC PANDA in Possession of Log4Shell Exploit Tools During Hands-on Intrusion Attempt

• China-based group used Log4j flaw in attack, CrowdStrike says

• Log4Shell vulnerability Number Four: “Much ado about something”

• Introducing ‘The MacRumors Show’ Podcast

• Students Are Learning To Resist Surveillance: Year in Review 2021

• 2021 Year In Review: Sex Online

• Ukraine President enforces Information Security Strategy

• Microsoft investigating Defender issue with Log4j scanner

• What Is IPAM in Networking and Cybersecurity?

• Vulnerabilities In Garrett Walk-Through Metal Detectors Allow Remote Attacks

• New Formbook Malware Targets Unpatched Windows Systems – Update Now!

• International Data Encryption Algorithm (IDEA)

• smart card

• Storage Devices of Major Vendors Impacted by Encryption Software Flaws

• The Right to Work and Non-Competes in the Security Industry

• New Year’s Deals: Shop the Best Year-End Discounts on Apple Accessories From Nomad, Brydge, Incase, More

• Why Cyber Due Diligence Is Essential to the M&A Process

• Apache Log4j 2.17.1 fixes new remote code execution flaw (CVE-2021-44832)

• The Fifth Log4j Vulnerability Has Been Fixed by Apache

• Top 5 DevOps Resource Center Articles of 2021

• 5 Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2022

• Cryptomining Attack Exploits Docker API Misconfiguration Since 2019

• 7 Steps for Navigating a Zero-Trust Journey

• Ongoing Autom Cryptomining Malware Attacks Using Upgraded Evasion Tactics

• Rivian Delays Long Range SUVs, Pickups To 2023

• A cyber attack against Norwegian Media firm Amedia blocked newspaper publishing

• D.C. Circuit May Blow Up the Remote Identification Rule for Drones

• China Approves Plans For Four Mega Data Centre Clusters

• Apple Puts Foxconn Factory in India on Probation Following Protests

• Another Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Patched in Log4j

• How to Avoid Getting Your Instagram Account Hacked

• What Were the Best Cybersecurity Webinars of 2021?

• Your Code Security Scanning Is Not Enough

• Norwegian Media Firm Amedia Suffers Disruption Due to Cyberattack

• How to Use MITRE ATT&CK to Understand Attacker Behavior

• Watch Out! RedLine Malware Steals Your Password from the Browser

• LinkedIn Overcharging Lawsuit Dismissed By US Judge

• Poland’s Tusk Calls Spyware Use ‘Crisis for Democracy’

• Settings Inside the Android Developer Options – 2021 Fully Explained

• Google CEO Pichai To Be Questioned In $5bn Web Tracking Lawsuit

• How to Change Google Home WiFi Network Settings? – 2021 Easy Fix

• DuckDuckGo Search Engine Grows 46 Percent In 2021

• Apple Closes New York Stores, As Omicron Infections Surge

• Build your own Android security product

• China-linked BlackTech APT uses new Flagpro malware in recent attacks

• LastPass: some users report compromised accounts

• McMenamins suffers a Ransomware Attack

• Details of T-Mobile December 2021 Data Breach

• The Log4j Flaw Will Take Years to be Fully Addressed

• Critical Security Flaws with Apache HTTP Server Let Hackers Execute Arbitrary Code Remotely

• When employees leave, is your data walking out the door?

• Need to improve application security? Reduce friction between developers and security teams

• New Apache Log4j Update Released to Patch Newly Discovered Vulnerability

• Most companies struggling to achieve observability despite investing in tools

• Meyer Shank Racing Partners with Arctic Wolf

• Druva Appoints Tracey Newell to Board of Directors

• Protect Your Organization by Cultivating a Culture of Cybersecurity Awareness

• What is challenging cloud native policy management?

• KingRoot 2021 – The Ultimate Root Software

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-12-28

• LastPass investigated recent reports of blocked login attempts

• 2021 in Review, Part 1: 5 Cybersecurity Topics that Made News

• Facebook Investors Call For More Oversight To Avoid Safety, Privacy Scandals

• 7 Latest Cybersecurity News

• 10 of the biggest ransomware attacks in the second half of 2021

• Review: 2022 Honda Civic Adds Available Wireless CarPlay

• Some Apple Engineers Rewarded Up to $180K in Stock Bonuses as Incentive to Stay

• registration authority (RA)

• How to make security accessible to developers

• Researchers Dive Into Equation Group Tool ‘DoubleFeature’

• Top infosec best practices, challenges and pain points

• Types of cybersecurity controls and how to place them

• Apple Launching Limited-Edition ‘Year of the Tiger’ Beats Studio Buds

• Open source security leader Brian Behlendorf discusses the impact of Log4j

• AV-Comparatives Reveals Results of Long-Term Tests of 19 Leading Endpoint Security Solutions

• After Google’s Landmark Settlement, How Ad Networks Should Tackle Child Privacy

• Why Are Authoritarians Framing International Approaches to Disinformation?

• Changing the Conversation with Risk Quantification

• Microsoft launches new Defender capabilities for fixing Log4j

• James Webb Space Telescope: An astronomer on the team explains how to send a giant telescope to space – and why

• Check for Log4j vulnerabilities with this simple-to-use script

• That Toy You Got for Christmas Could Be Spying on You

• The Human Connection: A Mindset for the Coming Year

• Shutterfly Reports Ransomware Incident

• Polish Senator Says Prosecutors Dragging Feet Over Phone Hacking

• The 5 Most Wanted Threatpost Stories Of 2021

• Nation State Actors Are Posing Greater Threats

• Apple Maps Team Members Receive Unique Thank You Gift

• Beware of this Crypto wallet draining Echelon Malware

• Why IoT is the cornerstone of AWS’s zero-trust strategy

• Threat actors are abusing MSBuild to implant Cobalt Strike Beacons

• Shutterfly hit by a Conti ransomware attack

• Deals: Apple Watch Series 7 Models Drop $50 in Amazon’s Newest Sale

• CrowdStrike Strengthens Exploit Protection Using Intel CPU Telemetry

• An Adaptive Security Strategy Is Critical for Stopping Advanced Attacks

• Threat Actors Abuse MSBuild for Cobalt Strike Beacon Execution

• A Year in Microsoft Bugs: The Most Critical, Overlooked & Hard to Patch

• DoubleFeature, post-exploitation dashboard used by Equation Group APT

• How to Set iCloud Account Recovery Contacts, Legacy Contacts, and Trusted Phone Numbers

• How to Use Two-Factor Authentication for Your Apple ID and iCloud Account

• Amazon Updates Alexa After Dangerous Suggestion

• 2021 Zero Trust Security Intelligence Roundup

• State Workers to Be Paid on Time Despite Ransomware Attack

• An Increased Wave of eCh0raix Ransomware Attacks Hits QNAP NAS Devices

• Apple Patched a macOS Gatekeeper Bypass Vulnerability

• Code Execution Vulnerabilities Fixed In DaVinci Resolve Video Editor

• Ransomware Attacks Prompting Global Response – Mandiant CEO

• In 2021, We Told Apple: Don’t Scan Our Phones

• Where Net Neutrality Is Today and What Comes Next: 2021 in Review

• OneWeb Reaches 60 Percent With Launch Of 36 Satellites

• Shutterfly Says Ransomware Attack Impacted Manufacturing

• China Slams SpaceX For Satellite Near Miss – Report

• What most cloud-using CIOs want in 2022

• Ransomware Attack Disrupts Shutterfly Services

• 2021 Wants Another Chance (A Lighter-Side Year in Review)

• CES 2022: Microsoft Follows Others And Pulls Physical Attendance

• Telefonica Spain Replaces Huawei 5G Kit For Ericsson Gear

• Experts Detail Logging Tool of DanderSpritz Framework Used by Equation Group Hackers

• A week in security (Dec 20 – 26)

• Logistics giant D.W. Morgan exposed 100 GB worth of clients’ data, including Fortune 500 Clients

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

• Hackers Tried to use ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ movie to Deliver Monero Cryptominer

• Countering Disinformation Report | Avast

• Russia slaps $100m fine on Google America

• Blister malware using code signing certificates to evade anti malware detection

• How will the cybersecurity industry evolve in 2022?

• External attackers can penetrate most local company networks

• Developments that will define data governance and operational security in 2022

• Log4Shell Active Exploitation Continues…

• How to Protect Your Organization from Log4j Exploitation

• Learn to Lead with Cybersecurity and Defeat Modern Adversaries

• Protect Yourself from Holiday Grinches!

• Safeguarding Your Assets Against Apache Log4j Vulnerability

• Cybersecurity: When Stress and Trauma ‘Get in the Way’

• Enterprise data loss prevention market to reach $6.265 billion by 2026

• HackDHS Bug Bounty Program Now Includes Log4j Bug Reports

• New AvosLocker Ransomware Exploits AnyDesk, Reboots System In Safe Mode

• US CISA, CrowdStrike Release Free Log4j Scanners

• Fisher-Price Chatter Bluetooth Phone Can Become An Audio Bug

• New BLISTER Malware Loader Exploits Valid Code Signing Certificate

• How to Develop Complex Marketing Operations with “No Code” Tools

• Robotic process automation in 2022

• 2021 in review: The biggest cybersecurity stories of the year

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of December 20, 2021

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-12-27

• 2021: A year in open source

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of December 20, 2021

• Apple to Offer Limited-Edition AirTag as Part of Japanese New Year Promotion

• Kubernetes security will have a breakout year in 2022

• Apple Store Closures Surpass 20 Today Across the U.S. as COVID Cases Rise [Updated]

• Check Point CEO explains dangers from Log4j cybersecurity exploit

• Experts Debate How To Fix Facebook In 2022

• Global Cyberattacks from Nation-State Actors Posing Greater Threats

• How Do I Reduce the Risk of An Insider Threat?

• A new wave of ech0raix ransomware attacks targets QNAP NAS devices

• Logistics giant D.W. Morgan exposed 100 GB worth of clients’ data

• Shutterfly reports ransomware incident

• The 5 Most-Wanted Threatpost Stories of 2021

• DuckDuckGo Signals Entry Into Desktop Browser Market

• The dangers of dark data: How to manage it and mitigate the risks

• The 10 worst tech stories of 2021

• Apache addressed a couple of severe vulnerabilities in Apache HTTP Server

• Apple Store Closures Surpass 20 Today Across the U.S. as COVID Cases Rise

• Android Banking Malware Uses Fake Google Play Page to Spread to Devices

• Why DevSecOps offers the ‘most transformative’ approach to application security

• Tips for providing digital security benefits to employees

• DuckDuckGo Signals Entry into Desktop Browser Market

• New Apple Card Customers Can Get 5% Cash Back on Apple Purchases

• Shop Deals on Cases and Bands for Your New iPhone 13 and Apple Watch

• The Defense Department’s Role in the New Sustainability Executive Order

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• Shutterfly hit by Conti Ransomware

• In 2022, security will be Linux and open-source developers job number one

• The CISO as Sustaining Force: Helping Infosec Staff Beat Burnout

• Experts found backdoors in a popular Auerswald VoIP appliance

• High-Risk Flaw Haunts Apache Server

• Apple Shares Three New Humorously Dramatic Ads Showing Off iPhone 13 Pro Camera Capabilities

• PrimeXBT Software Update – What Does This Mean To The User?

• IT Services Firm Inetum Discloses Ransomware Attack

• The CISO as Sustaining Force: Helping InfoSec Staff Beat Burnout

• 2021 Manufacturing and Supply Chain Security Roundup

• Experts monitor ongoing attacks using exploits for Log4j library flaws

• Jackson Public Schools Ups Cybersecurity After Hacker Attack

• 6 Security-Tech Innovations We’re Excited to See in 2022

• Looking Back at 2021 and Forward to 2022

• Organizations Targeted With Babuk-Based Rook Ransomware

• Dark web marketplace ToRReZ shuts down on their own’s decision

• Apple Ordered To Change App Store Policies In Netherlands

• White House To Meet With Tech Firms Over Cyber-Security Crisis

• Facebook Metaverse To Use Tech From Former Military Contractor

• Internet Association To Break Up Amidst Tech Industry Tensions

• PECB Certified Lead Ethical Hacker: Take Your Career to the Next Level

• Garrett Walk-Through Metal Detectors Can Be Hacked Remotely

• How to Know if Someone Unmatched You on Tinder? – 2021 Guide

• 2021 – Looking Back on a Great Year

• New Flaws Expose EVlink Electric Vehicle Charging Stations to Remote Hacking

• ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Pirated Downloads Contain Crypto-Mining Malware

• How to Find Kik Groups With Simple Methods? – 2021 Full Guide

• What app developers need to do now to fight Log4j exploits

• Albania Prime Minister apologizes over the recent massive leak of government data

• New Android banking Malware targets Brazil’s Itaú Unibanco Bank

• Albanian Prime Minister Apologizes Over Database Leak

• Protect Your Firm’s Resources With Continuous Security Validation

• Russia Fines Google $100m Over Banned Content

• TikTok Beats Google To Top US Traffic Spot

• China Government Suspends Partnership With Alibaba Over Log4j

• Critical flaws in myPRO HMI/SCADA product could allow takeover vulnerable systems

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• Location and Online Privacy | Avast

• New Android Malware Targeting Brazil’s Itaú Unibanco Bank Customers

• 4 practical strategies for Log4j discovery

• How to avoid “festive fraud” during the holiday season

• Microsoft reveals a serious vulnerability hidden in its Azure Cloud

• France Inetum group hit by Ransomware

• Manufacturers of IT devices should step up when it comes to security

• Web app attacks are skyrocketing, it’s time to protect APIs

• Apple Allegedly Preparing for iPhones Without SIM Card Slot by September 2022

• Five megatrends for 5G mmWave for 2022 and beyond

• Encrypt and Decrypt a CSV File Using Mule 4

• Ars Technica’s top 20 video games of 2021

• Intel apologizes for banning use of components from Xinjiang

• Nasty new malware strain creeps quietly past Windows defenses

• You might not like the term ‘zero trust,’ but the concept is on point

• We Encrypted the Web: 2021 Year in Review

• IT Security News Weekly Summary – Week 51

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-12-26

• What to Buy With the Apple Gift Card You Unwrapped

• French IT services provider Inetum hit by BlackCat ransomware attack

• Tips and Tricks for New iPhone 13 Owners

• 2021 Was the Year Lawmakers Tried to Regulate Online Speech

• Top 5 macOS Monterey Issues You Might Need to Fix

• 10 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your New Apple Watch

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 346

• Apple fixed macOS flaw that could allow to bypass Gatekeeper security feature

• Week in review: Log4j new vulnerabilities, Microsoft patch bypass, 2022 e-commerce threat trends

• Penetration testing

• ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ used to spread a cryptominer

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