IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-02-11

• FedRAMP moves toward formal authorization

• Emotet Trojan now exploits WiFi networks to infect Windows devices

• DEF CON 27, Crypto And Privacy Village – Cathie Yun’s ‘Implementing A Zero Knowledge Proof’

• If you’re running Windows, I feel bad for you, son. Microsoft’s got 99 problems, better fix each one

• Microsoft Addresses Active Attacks, Air-Gap Danger with 99 Patches

• Army takes training for a spin in tactical cloud

• Healthcare Ransomware Damage Passes $157M Since 2016

• Uruguay Steps Too Quickly into the Right to be Forgotten Quagmire

• FBI: BEC scams accounted for half of the cyber-crime losses in 2019

• New technology could help solve AI’s ‘memory bottleneck’

• Huawei can covertly access telecom networks, US officials say: WSJ

• Adobe addresses 42 flaws in its five products

• February 2020 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft fixes 99 vulnerabilities, Adobe 42

• Army accelerates push to the cloud

• Microsoft Patches Exploited Internet Explorer Flaw

• Siri Now Able to Answer U.S. Election Questions

• SCVX: Cybersecurity industry needs consolidation

• Beauty and the Breach: Estée Lauder Exposes 440 Million Records in Unprotected Database

• Top 10 reasons why 22,000+ businesses point their DNS to Cisco Umbrella

• Elastic Stack 7.6 delivers automated threat analysis and response

• Update Microsoft Windows Systems to Patch 99 New Security Flaws

• Report: Facebook Knew About Security Flaw That Caused Massive Data Breach

• Microsoft’s February 2020 Patch Tuesday fixes 99 security bugs

• Microsoft Releases February 2020 Security Updates

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday for February 2020, (Tue, Feb 11th)

• Microsoft Patches IE Zero-Day, 98 Other Vulnerabilities

• The Army turns to automation for officer assignments

• Switzerland Investigating Alleged CIA, German Front Company

• China’s Hacking Spree Will Have a Decades-Long Fallout

• Samsung Unveils Galaxy S20 Smartphones With 5G Connectivity, New Cameras, $1,000 to $1,400 Price Range and More

• Apple Explains BlueMail Reinstatement, Says BlueMail Finally Complied With Gatekeeper Security Requirements

• Intel Patches High-Severity Flaw in Security Engine

• The EARN IT Act Raises Good Questions About End-to-End Encryption

• FBI: Cybercrime Victims Lost $3.5 Billion in 2019

• Samsung Debuts New ‘Galaxy Z Flip’ Foldable Smartphone, Priced at $1,380

• Intel Releases Security Updates

• Pentagon focuses on research, cyber in 2021 budget request

• Why Ransomware Will Soon Target the Cloud

• 4 enterprise database security best practices

• US, German Spies Plundered Global Secrets Via Swiss Encryption Firm: Report

• What Exactly Do the New PLA Indictments Accomplish?

• When Data Is Currency, Who’s Responsible for Its Security?

• Microsoft Patches Actively Exploited Internet Explorer Zero-Day

• Estée Lauder Exposes 440M Records, with Email Addresses, Network Info

• Apple Releases Swift Playgrounds App for Mac

• Join Us For Shape’s App Security & Fraud Summit

• A Well-Equipped Security Team Could Save You Millions of Dollars a Year

• Microsoft’s February 2020 Patch Tuesday Fixes 99 Flaws, IE 0day

• B-but it doesn’t get viruses! Not so, Apple fanbois: Mac malware is growing faster than nasties going for Windows

• Windows 10 Cumulative Updates KB4532693 & KB4532691 Released

• Aflac to Open Global Cybersecurity Center in Belfast

• February 2020 security updates are available

• How to Recognize a Phishing Email | Avast

• Deepfakes and deep media: A new security battleground

• Equifax Breach is the Latest of Many Hacks Linked to China

• Do I really need additional email security when using Office 365?

• Glitch in Tax Service Exposed 1.2 Million Danes’ CPR Numbers

• Is AI cybersecurity’s salvation or its greatest threat?

• Apple Joins FIDO Alliance To Replace Passwords With Trusted Devices

• Adobe Releases Patches for Dozens of Critical Flaws in 5 Software

• B-but it doesn’t really get viruses! Not so, Apple fanbois: Mac malware is growing faster than nasties targeting Windows

• AI, automation, and the cybersecurity skills gap

• Cybercriminals Swap Phishing for Credential Abuse, Vuln Exploits

• BlueMail Returns to Mac App Store, Developers Still Suing Apple Over Anticompetitive Behavior [Updated]

• Outlaw Group Updates Toolkit

• When car and home AI cameras see everything, are we truly more secure?

• New PayPal Scam Seen in the Wild

• FTC Examining Past Acquisitions by Apple and Other Tech Companies in Ongoing Antitrust Investigation

• How AI is fighting, and could enable, ransomware attacks on cities

• Mac malware is growing fast. But it’s still not as dangerous as the attacks on Windows

• The persistent humanity in AI and cybersecurity

• 2020 election news survival guide: Keep your sanity and your friends with these three apps

• Jenkins servers can be abused for DDoS attacks

• US Department of Justice Announces Indictment of Four Chinese Hackers for Equifax Breach

• AI can be an ally in cybersecurity

• Adobe Releases the February 2020 Security Updates

• Microsoft Backpedals on Forcing Bing Search for Office 365 Users

• Podcast: Can AI fix broken IoT and smart home security?

• Real-world AI threats in cybersecurity aren’t science fiction

• Concern over Coronavirus Leading to Global Spread of Fake Pharmacy Spam

• McAfee CTO: How AI is changing both cybersecurity and cyberattacks

• Microsoft Reveals More Windows 10X Details, Here’s What we Know

• Managed Defense: The Analytical Mindset

• Adobe Patches 42 Vulnerabilities Across Five Products

• Offensive Security releases major update to its Penetration Testing with Kali Linux training course

• White House Asks Congress for Largest IT Budget in History

• Crypto AG Was Owned by the CIA

• Dell SupportAssist Bug Exposes Business, Home PCs To Attacks

• Crypto AG backdooring rumours were true, say German and Swiss news orgs after explosive docs leaked

• Expert Comments On Powerful Cyber Attack Takes Down 25% Of Iranian Internet

• Mozilla Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• Macs See More Adware, Unwanted Apps Than PCs

• How to gain more control over DNS with NextDNS: 5 steps

• Q&A: What consumers really think about Trusted Digital IDs

• Ransomware news trending on Google

• What Are Some Foundational Ways to Protect My Global Supply Chain?

• Adobe Addresses Critical Flash, Framemaker Flaws

• New PayPal phishing scam seeks to go beyond login credential information

• Adobe Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• BlowFish, the Only Way to Secure Your Passwords

• Chinese Government Hackers Implicated In Equifax Breach: What You Need To Know

• U.S. FDA: No link between smartphone radiation & cancer

• Apple Card Now Supports Exporting Transactions in OFX File Format

• Expert Insight On New PayPal Phishing Campaign Tricks Users To Send Over Passport Details

• China denies it was behind the Equifax hack, as four men charged for data breach

• Emotet trojan evolves to spread via WiFi connections

• FTC Warns of Ongoing Scams Using Coronavirus Bait

• Deals: Shop the Best Prices for Apple’s Entire iPad Lineup (Up to $199 Off)

• OT attacks increased by over 2000 percent in 2019, IBM reports

• China Denies Involvement in Equifax Hack

• Scammers Target Coindesk ;Impersonating Reporters and Editors in the Last Months

• Google Removes Dashlane Password Manager from Chrome Web Store

• CIA’s Secret Ownership of Crypto AG Enabled Extensive Espionage

• Jail Software Left Inmate Data Exposed Online

• Emotet Trojan Evolves To Spread Via A WiFi Connection

• Kwampirs Malware – FBI Issues Warning To US Private Sector

• Iranian Internet Attacked Saturday, Knocked Partially Offline

• The People Factor: Understanding The Psychology Of Cyberattacks

• US Charges Four Chinese Military Officers Over Equifax Hack

• Security Professionals Anticipate Automation Will Reduce IT Security Headcount, But Not Replace Human Expertise

• Tufin Unifies Management of Cloud Cybersecurity Policies

• Industrial Networks, the Latest Geopolitical Battleground

• Keeping a Strong Security Metrics Framework Strong

• FOUNDATION Fieldbus

• German Lawmakers Back Position Not To Ban Huawei – Report

• Google Chrome to Block Downloads from Unsecured Locations

• Intezer Featured in IBM X-Force Threat Index

• Phishing sites go undetected by almost three quarters of consumers

• Account Management Concepts for ICS/SCADA environments

• How to Manage Your Privacy On and Off Facebook

• Tens of millions of biz Dell PCs smacked by privilege-escalation bug in bundled troubleshooting tool

• Flaws in Accusoft ImageGear Expose Users to Remote Attacks

• The Legal Limits on Trump’s Reprisals Against Impeachment Witnesses

• PWK: All New for 2020

• Cloud Native Security Beyond Your Vendor’s Tools

• RSA Conference 2020 expands education programs

• New PayPal Phishing Campaign Asks for Passport Photo, Driver’s License

• 51% say automation will result in job loss for IT security pros

• Security and disaster recovery are priorities when choosing data center provider

• Cyber Work Podcast: Take control of your career with CyberSeek [product walkthrough]

• KBOT virus takes out system files with no hope of recovery

• SoundCloud Fixed API Flaws That Could Lead to Account Takeover

• Get Microsoft Azure-savvy & supercharge your resume with this training.

• 5 tips for you and your family on Safer Internet Day

• How to back up your Gmail: The ultimate guide for 2020

• 5 tips for businesses on Safer Internet Day

• Firefox 73 arrives with default zoom level and readability backplate

• 8 Signs you’re outgrowing your PAM System and what to do next

• Enterprise companies struggle to control security certificates, cryptographic keys

• Another Flaw in Dell SupportAssist Allows Code Execution With Elevated Privileges

• Partner Perspectives: Protecting Industrial Control Systems with Verve Industrial’s Endpoint Management and Carbon Black App Control

• Firefox 73 Released With Security Fixes, New DoH Provider, More

• T-Mobile and Sprint Merger Approved, May Be Finalized as Early as April

• Network Traffic Analysis for IR: TFTP with Wireshark

• Conservative News Sites Track You Lots More Than Left-Leaning Ones

• Dell SupportAssist flaw exposes computers to hack, patch it asap!

• Over 150 children celebrate Safer Internet Day at Europol

• Apple Loses Rehearing Bid In VirnetX FaceTime Case

• Samsung Offers Glimpse Of Galaxy Z Flip Smartphone

• Ransomware and Your Business

• How Duo Blocks Vulnerable Endpoints From Accessing Applications

• OLC on Presidential Power, According to Trump’s Impeachment Defense

• Breakfast, Lunch, and Bourbon at RSA Conference 2020

• PayPal tops the list of most impersonated brand in phishing attacks

• February Employee Spotlight: Rita Soldi

• Securely Patch Software with CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager

• Automating Security With Recorded Future

• CEO Comments On US Charges Four Chinese Military Officers Over Equifax Breach

• Ring’s Neighborly Moments feature lets users spotlight good deeds

• App Used by Israel’s Ruling Party Leaked Personal Data of All 6.5 Million Voters

• GTP Remains A Security Threat As Operators Transition To 5G

• Mobility In The Field: Three Vital Considerations For Keeping Employees Safe

• The 25 most impersonated brands in phishing attacks

• Experts Insight On Netanyahu’s Party Exposes Personal Data Of Over 6 Million Israelis On App

• Outlaw hacking group kills existing cryptocurrency miners in enterprise server attacks

• BRIGHTNESS Attack Can Takeover Air-Gapped Systems To Steal Data

• 1.2 Million CPR Numbers Of Danish Citizens Leaked Through Tax Service – Experts Reaction

• Expert On Facebook Was Repeatedly Warned Of Security Flaw That Led To Biggest Data Breach In Its History

• 8 steps to being (almost) completely anonymous online

• Most cybersecurity professionals feel overworked

• X-Force Threat Intelligence Index Reveals Top Cybersecurity Risks of 2020

• Safer Internet Day 2020 – ‘Together for a better internet’

• 12,000+ Jenkins servers can be exploited to launch, amplify DDoS attacks

• Firefox 74 Will Disable TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 by Default

• Dell Patches SupportAssist Flaw That Allows Arbitrary Code Execution

• Apple Expected to Sell More Than 100 Million True Wireless Hearables in 2020

• New PayPal Phishing Email Scam Wants Your Social Security Number

• Year of the Catfish: 27% of Dating Site Users Scammed

• Can the Government Buy Its Way Around the Fourth Amendment?

• Safer internet day – Cybercrime facts Infographic

• Freedom Hosting owner pleads guilty to distributing child abuse images

• Echobot Malware Drives Significant Increase in OT Attacks

• China Denies U.S. Allegations Over Military ‘Hackers’

• Automaton takes center stage in enterprise cyberattacks

• Hacks of Instagram marketing to increase your ROI in 2020

• Active PayPal Phishing Scam attacks SSNs

• IoT security is bad. It’s time to take a different approach.

• Officials raise alarm about Chinese hacking

• Cybercriminals spread malware by using Coronavirus-themed emails

• Chinese Military charged by U.S. for Equifax Breach

• IBM X-Force Threat Index finds Google, Apple, Amazon are most often spoofed

• Brazil launches cybersecurity strategy

• Accounts on Twitter and Instagram have been hacked

• Release the monkey! How Infection Monkey tests network security

• LORCA and Kx Partner to Boost Cyber-Scaleups with Advanced Analytics

• Competing in esports: 3 things to watch out for

• Apple Joins the FIDO Alliance to Help Develop and Promote Authentication Standards

• Google’s Giving Out Security Keys to Help Protect Campaigns

• VB2019 presentation: Attor: spy platform with curious GSM fingerprinting

• Facebook’s Twitter and Instagram accounts hijacked

• FCW Insider: Feb. 11

• Where is the World of Cybersecurity Heading in 2020?

• Danes Blame Bug for ID Leak Affecting 1.3 Million

• Quick Hits

• US Charges Four Chinese Military Officials Over Equifax Hack

• InSecurity Podcast: Richard Stiennon and the Security Yearbook 2020

• (Podcast) Episode 2: Cybersecurity Awareness with Graham Cluley

• The Privacy Regulations Shift

• South Korean Woori Bank is accused of unauthorized use of customer data

• DevOps Alert: 12,000 Jenkins Servers Exposed to DoS Attacks

• 5 Signs You Have a Bad VPN

• Cisco’s Routers. Switches and IP Equipment Suffer Zero-Day Attacks! Major Vulnerabilities Discovered!

• Malwarebytes Labs releases 2020 State of Malware Report

• The Altsbit exchange will exit in May following a hack

• Endpoint Security the Foundation to Cybersecurity

• 3 Strategies for Better Security and Compliance

• Safer Internet Day and Cyberbullying

• Sharenting, BYOD and Kids Online: 10 Digital Tips for Modern Day Parents

• Cybersecurity is a board level issue: 3 CISOs tell why

• In 2019, a total of 7,098 reported breaches exposed 15.1 billion records

• Equifax Cyber Attack now linked to Chinese Military

• Facebook acquires AI startup Scape Technologies

• Organizations struggling to find skilled security staff, leaving 82% of security teams understaffed

• eBook: 8 Real World Use Cases for SOAR

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, February 11th 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=6862, (Tue, Feb 11th)

• Computers can be hacked through a “smart” light bulb

• Cyber Resilience – Everything You (Really) Need to Know

• Labor roasted over inconsistent stand on Australia’s encryption laws

• Prime Minister reckons a booklet will keep Aussie kids safe online

• U.S. Charges 4 Chinese Military Officers in 2017 Equifax Hack

• VA delays rollout of new electronic health record

• Dell SupportAssist Bug Exposes Business & Home PCs Let Hackers Attack Hundreds of Million Dell Computers

• ZeroFOX launches AI-powered Advanced Email Protection for Google and Microsoft platforms

• AXA XL clients now have access to Accenture’s response service to help resolve cyber incidents

• Forgotten motherboard driver turns out to be perfect for slipping Windows ransomware past antivirus checks

• Back to the basics – What is the cost of non-PCI Compliance?

• Google Chrome will block insecure downloads in coming months

• The top ten password-cracking techniques used by hackers

• China spent years collecting Americans’ personal information. The U.S. just called it out.

• Police use of facial recognition ‘unjustifiable’, says Scottish Justice Committee

• Australia keeps telco data longer than all but three countries

• Foreign hackers are targeting more US government agencies, report says

• StockX Adds 2-Step Verification for Better Security, Enable Now

• FBI warns about ongoing attacks against software supply chain companies

• Equifax breach was the work of Chinese state hackers, DOJ says

• Windows trust in abandoned code lets ransomware burrow deep into targeted machines

• One Of The Essentials

• Why is the healthcare industry still so bad at cybersecurity?

• T-Mobile and Sprint Merger Expected to Receive Final Approval Tomorrow

• Microsoft’s first-ever Android Phone, the Surface Duo, spotted in the wild

• Case Makers Readying ‘iPhone SE 2’ Cases Ahead of Low-Cost iPhone Launch

• Dell SupportAssist Bug Exposes Business, Home PCs to Attacks

• US charges 4 Chinese military hackers over 2017 Equifax breach

• Five Open-Source Projects AI Enthusiasts Might Want to Know About>

• YouTube Working on Apple TV Channels-Like Feature for Third-Party Video Subscriptions

• Palo Alto Networks Executives Recognized as CRN Channel Chiefs

• Game over, LAN, game over! Windows software nasty Emotet spotted spreading via brute-forced Wi-Fi networks

• Chinese Military personnel charged with hacking into credit reporting agency Equifax

• How North Korea’s Senior Leaders Harness the Internet

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2020-02-10

• Unique Illinois Privacy Law Leads to $550M Facebook Deal

• White House floats 1% pay raise for civilian feds in 2021 budget

• Some Democrats Lead Trump in Campaign Domain-Security Efforts

• Kubernetes rollouts: 5 security best practices

• Israel’s Entire Voter Registry Exposed in Massive Incident

• Equifax CEO Mark Begor on Chinese hackers

• Locking down surveillance cameras

• Budget request emphasizes cyber, network security efforts

• Trump budget seeks $150M boost for TMF

• Knowing the motive is key to stopping hackers

• Facebook’s Official Twitter Accounts Hacked

• Outlaw Updates Kit to Kill Older Miner Versions, Targets More Systems

• Windows Server 2008 Servers Don’t Boot After KB4539602 Update

• BYO-Bug Tactic Attacks Windows Kernel with Outdated Driver

• 2017 Equifax Hack: ‘It was the Chinese Army,’ Alleges DoJ

• Beat common types of cyberfraud with security awareness

• Amazon Continues to Dominate U.S. Smart Speaker Market

• Resetting a Password Using Chroot

• Active PayPal Phishing Scam Targets SSNs, Passport Photos

• Apple Seeds First Beta of Upcoming macOS Catalina 10.15.4 Update to Public Beta Testers

• CAP Is Not the Whole Story: Introducing Trust and Blockchain

• Chinese Military Stole Masses of Americans’ Data, US Says

• Which Cryptocurrencies Will Survive in 2019?

• PROFIBUS and PROFINET

• Software error exposes the ID numbers for 1.26 million Danish citizens

• DEF CON 27, Recon Village – Adrian Korn’s ‘The OSINT space Is Growing Are We Ready’

• Luke Kingma’s & Lou Patrick-Mackay’s Futurism Cartoons ‘Surveillance’

• Trump looks to curtail DOD civilian employee unions

• These truly are the end times for TLS 1.0, 1.1: Firefox hopes to ‘eradicate’ weak HTTPS standard by blocking it

• How to use Credential Guard in Windows 10

• Valentine’s Day Deals Offer Savings on the Best Apple Accessories From Tile, Twelve South, Anker, and More

• Misconfigured Docker Registries Expose Thousands of Repositories

• China’s Military Behind 2017 Equifax Breach: DoJ

• Justice indicts four Chinese hacker for 2017 Equifax breach

• Update your security strategy at IFSEC International

• US govt accuses four Chinese army soldiers of hacking Equifax and siphoning 145m Americans’ personal info

• The Global Catalyst for Change: Black Engineer of the Year Conference #BEYA2020

• OurMine Continues Return to Activity With Attack on Facebook’s Twitter Account

• Apple Won’t Get Rehearing in VirnetX Patent Infringement Battle Dating Back to 2010, Court Rules

• Chinese Military Personnel Charged with Equifax Hack

• Ragnar Locker Ransomware Targets MSP Enterprise Support Tools

• New Android Bluetooth Vulnerability Allows Silent Code Execution

• 13 tips to avoid Valentine’s Day online romance scams

• Sale of Corp.com Domain Could Pose Risk for Enterprises

• How some presidential campaigns use DMARC to protect their domains from being spoofed

• Hackers caught using CNET website to spread nasty malware

• Apple Seeds First Public Betas of iOS and iPadOS 13.4 With New Mail Toolbar, iCloud Folder Sharing and More

• U.S. Charges Chinese Mlitary Hackers for Equifax Breach

• Improve Your Windows 10 PC With These Free Apps

• How to Cyber Security: It’s all about developers, except when it’s not

• Unlocked S3 Bucket Lets 36,077 Jail Files Escape

• U.S. charges Chinese military hackers in 2017 Equifax data breach

• Critical ‘BlueFrag’ Bluetooth Vulnerability In Older Android OS

• Edison Mail Responds to Report on Email Apps Selling Anonymized Data Scraped From Inboxes

• How 4 Chinese Hackers Allegedly Took Down Equifax

• Xerox Increases Hostile Takeover Offer For HP

• Presidential Candidates’ Use of DMARC Improves, but Remains Short of Optimum

• Social Robot Teaches Kids Cyber-safety

• Battling online coronavirus scams with facts

• A week in security (February 3 – 9)

• Global shipping industry attacked by coronavirus-themed malware

• Amazon wants to question Trump, Esper and Mattis in JEDI case

• Equifax Breach: Four Members of Chinese Military Charged with Hacking

• Unlocked S3 Bucket Lets 36,077 Prison Files Escape

• DEF CON 27, Recon Village – Alina Dorina’s ‘Using Cloud Services For Dial In Reconnaissance Automation’

• Facebook’s Social Media Accounts Hacked

• Amazon seeks to depose Trump, Esper and Mattis in JEDI case

• 6 Factors That Raise The Stakes For IoT Security

• Understanding Russia’s Global Online Influence

• Afternoon Cyber Tea—From threat intelligence to chatbots: A look at AI in cybersecurity

• What companies need to know about proposed changes to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act

• The Truth About Cybersecurity Project Management

• Docker Registries Expose Hundreds of Orgs to Malware, Data Theft

• Safer Internet Day

• Ransomware Hits North Miami Beach Police Department

• Chinese Military Hackers Charged Over Equifax Data Breach

• OneLogin appoints new senior director of trust and security, EMEA

• Four Chinese military members indicted by US prosecutors over Equifax breach

• Emotet Now Hacks Nearby Wi-Fi Networks to Spread Like a Worm

• DOJ charges four Chinese military hackers for Equifax hack

• Equifax Hack: US Indicts PLA

• U.S. Charges 4 Chinese Military Hackers Over Equifax Data Breach

• EFF, Internet Society, and Professors To Discuss Controversial Sale of the .ORG Registry

• Utilizing Machine Learning to Optimize Data Management

• Company Confidential: Reimagining Security as a Business Enabler

• Justice Department indicts four members of China’s military for Equifax hack

• Day in the Life of a Bot

• Owner of dark web Freedom hosting pleads guilty to host child abuse content

• Android Bluetooth Vulnerability Allowed Exploit Without User Interaction

• The ProtonVPN Android app is now available on GitHub

• NHS selling patient data to US Pharmaceutical companies

• Top Ten security settings for a secure Windows 10 Computer

• Tips for a Smarter Approach to Password Policy

• Ransomware uses vulnerable, signed driver to disable endpoint security

• 1-15 January 2020 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• Serverless Security Risks and How to Mitigate Them

• Going from the Waiting Room to the Web Portal

• Netanyahu’s party Elector app exposes data on over 6.5M Israelis

• Netherlands University Pays $240,000 After Targeted Ransomware Attack

• An Android Bluetooth Vulnerability Allowed Exploit Without User Interaction

• Official VirusTotal Plugin for IDA Pro 7

• What IT needs to know about Chrome extension security issues

• OWASP Amass – DNS Enumeration, Attack Surface Mapping & External Asset Discovery

• Now that Windows 7 support has ended, your business has four options

• Netanyahu’s Party Exposes Data On Over 6.4 Million Israelis

• Why Is The Healthcare Industry Still So Bad At Cybersecurity

• Trump’s Middle East Plan: What Does America Stand For?

• Hack the Box (HTB) machines walkthrough series — Arctic

• KBOT: sometimes they come back

• Coronavirus Impact Sees Sony, Amazon Withdraw From MWC

• Apple Fined For Deliberately Slowing Old iPhones

• The Future of the Cloud Native Security Platform: Q&A with John Morello

• Facebook Accounts On Twitter, Instagram Hacked

• New Feature Introductions in CASB+

• Facebook Paid $2.2 Million in Bug Bounty Rewards in 2019

• Register to Learn About Cybersecurity Workforce Study in CIS Webinar

• 1.2 million CPR numbers for Danish citizen leaked through tax service

• Presidential campaigns taking email security more seriously–not so much at the local level

• International Criminal Court Appeals Chamber Holds Hearings on Afghanistan

• FCW Insider: Feb. 10

• What Are Serverless Functions: Three Revolutions Wrapped in One

• Altsbit plans exit after hack leaves cryptocurrency exchange out of pocket

• Facebook’s and Instagram’s Twitter Accounts Hacked

• Israel’s Likud Party Exposed Details of Over 6 Million Voters

• Quick Hits: Feb. 10

• Shadow IT accounts with weak passwords endanger organizations

• How to Create Value With Your (Security) Data Analytics Program

• Data Privacy Event Disclosed by Affordable Preschool Provider

• Apple’s Tracking-Prevention Feature in Safari has a Privacy Bug

• A sad story of pedophilia on how disgusting images fed the web

• Apple’s Tracking-Prevention Feature in Safari has a Privacy Bug

• Coronavirus Outbreak May Halve China’s Smartphone Sales in First Quarter

• Emotet Spreads Via Newly Discovered Wi-Fi Module

• Facebook encrypted messaging will ‘create hiding places for child abuse’

• Google Chrome to start blocking downloads served via HTTP

• Facebook’s Instagram and Twitter accounts hijacked

• The CIA triad: Definition, components and examples

• Lock My PC takes on tech scammers with free recovery key offering, software withdrawal

• TV Ad Reveals Samsung’s Unannounced ‘Galaxy Z Flip’ Phone

• FBI director warns of sustained Russian disinformation threat

• 14 arrests in Spain after cocaine found in boxes of A4 paper

• How to bring security into agile development and CI/CD

• Data breach hits San Diego low-income preschool provider

• Frustrated author cybersquats novelist’s website

• More targeted, sophisticated and costly: Why ransomware might be your biggest threat

• Facebook’s Twitter, Instagram Accounts Hacked

• Cybersecurity in 2020: From secure code to defense in depth

• Breaking Commentary: Phishing Emails Targeting Mobile Devices To Hack Banking Apps

• IaC Templates Are The Source Of Many Cloud Infrastructure Weaknesses – Expert Comments

• Experts Analysis Of Backdoor Campaign Targetting US Financial Sector

• Expert Reaction On Translink Report Suspected IT Hack To The Police

• Monday review – the hot 23 stories of the week

• Expert Analysis On Most Sophisticated Phishing Techniques Using Brand Impersonation

• Docker Registry Snafus Expose Firms to Cloud Compromise

• Hacker attack on another DAX company detected

• Customers wanting answers on parcel delivery delays due to Toll transport hack

• 6.4 million Israelis data exposed by Netanyahu’s party

• Realtek Patched DLL Hijacking Vulnerability In HD Audio Driver

• 250 Android Apps with Anubis Malware Targeted by phishing campaign

• Cleaners used by cyber criminals to hack businesses

• National Portrait Gallery Faced Almost 350,000 Email Attacks in Q4 2019

• 25% Of Iranian Internet Taken Down by Powerful Cyber Attack

• Current PayPal phishing campaign or “give me all your personal information”, (Mon, Feb 10th)

• Likud Election App Exposes All Israel’s Voters

• New UK Frigates to Get an Open Architecture “Digital Heart” from Thales

• The frequency of DDoS attacks depends on the day and time

• CEO of a detective agency and speaker on cyber attacks: users should understand that Facebook is leaking their data

• No Relief for Cybersecurity Teams in Sight, Reveals Tripwire’s Latest Skills Gap Report

• New UK Frigates to Get an Open Architecture “Digital Heart”

• Robinhood Ransomware Borrow Vulnerable Driver To Kill Antivirus and Encrypt Windows System Files

• RIP, Passwords: Hello, Biometrics

• Malaysia’s MyCERT warns cyber espionage campaign carried out by APT40

• A cyber-attack on major banks could trigger a liquidity crisis, ECB President Christine Lagarde warns

• Is Your Web Host Taking Cybersecurity Seriously?

• 5 tips for acquiring cyber talent in 2020

• Facebook loses control of its own Twitter account in hacker attack – and more news

• What the government infosec landscape will look this year

• The future of DNS security: From extremes to a new equilibrium

• Study: The Blind Spots of Email Security

• DDoS Cyber Attack on Iran’s Internet and Telecom sector

• Iran Says Foils Cyberattack Targeting Internet Providers

• DHS accused of purchasing location data of mobile users in the United States

• Do you need certifications to get an InfoSec job?

• 10 Tenets for Cyber Resilience in a Digital World

• Protecting Organizations from Customized Phishing Attacks

• Key Changes in the AG’s Updated Proposed CCPA Regulations

• New Wave of Emotet Malware Hacks Wi-Fi Networks to Attack New Victims

• ISC Stormcast For Monday, February 10th 2020 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=6860, (Mon, Feb 10th)

• CipherCloud CASB+ for Slack: Visibility, protection and control of all user activity on Slack

• Is this website Safe : How to Check Website Safety to Avoid Cyber Threats Online

• Data from more than half a million clients of Russian microfinance organizations has been put up for sale

• Anti-corruption and police integrity bodies reject call to reduce data retention period

• Dynatrace enhances its Digital Business Analytics module to process business KPIs

• Despite public concerns, facial recognition gets traction in Congress

• How North Korea Revolutionized the Internet as a Tool for Rogue Regimes

• Okta hires Craig Weissman as Chief Architect

• Netanyahu’s party exposes data on over 6.4 million Israelis

• What Will We Learn from the Iowa Caucus App Fiasco?

• Elevate Security appoints Nicholas Telford as chief financial officer

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