IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-04-20

• Cryptocurrency scams: Top 5 ways to protect yourself

• Top 5 ways to protect against cryptocurrency scams

• Passwordless Authentication Firm HYPR Raises $35 Million

• Dept. of Energy Launches Plan to Protect Electric Grid from Cyberattack

• CISA Releases Alert on Exploitation of Pulse Connect Secure Vulnerabilities

• Hacking a X-RAY Machine with WHIDelite & EvilCrowRF

• AirTag Includes U1 Chip for ‘Precision Finding’ Feature

• Tile Unhappy With Apple’s AirTag Launch, ‘Skeptical’ About Fair Competition and Plans to Tattle to Congress

• Apple Event Now Available for Replay on YouTube, Introductory Videos Shared for AirTag and More

• M1 iPad Pro Selfie Camera Can Automatically Pan and Zoom to Keep You in Frame During Video Calls

• Apple Now Offers $100 10Gb Ethernet Add-On for Mac Mini

• Would be so cool if everyone normalized these pesky data leaks, says data-leaking Facebook in leaked memo

• An Analysis of Near-Field Communication

• Digital Divorce: Who Gets the Airline Miles and Music Files?

• Access Token Theft and Manipulation Attacks – A Door to Local Privilege Escalation

• McAfee Provides Max Cyber Defense Capabilities in MITRE’s Carbanak+FIN7 ATT&CK® Evaluation

• What Is SIEM and How Does it Work?

• Cybereason Excels in 2020 MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK Evaluations

• Assessing the state of mobile application security through the lens of COVID-19

• Apple Continuing to Sell 21.5 and 27-inch Intel iMac Models Alongside New 24-Inch M1 iMac

• Apple’s $1,299 M1 iMac Available in Blue, Green, Pink and Silver, With Yellow, Orange and Purple Limited to $1,499 Versions

• Apple’s AirTag Accessories Include Polyurethane Loop, Leather Loop, and Leather Key Ring

• AirTags Feature IP67 Water Resistance, User Replaceable Battery That Lasts a Year

• Maxed Out M1 12-9-Inch iPad Pro With 5G, 16GB RAM, and 2TB Storage Costs $2,400

• MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK® Evaluations Highlight Check Point Software Leadership in Endpoint Security with 100% Detection across All Tested Unique ATT&CK Techniques

• Japan Says Chinese Military Likely Behind Cyberattacks

• School District’s Files Leaked in $40m Ransomware Attack

• 2020 Changed Identity Forever; What’s Next?

• Oracle Releases April 2021 Critical Patch Update

• Check Your Pulse: Suspected APT Actors Leverage Authentication Bypass
  Techniques and Pulse Secure Zero-Day

• Critical update: Facebook Messenger users hit by scammers in over 80 states

• Apple Announces Redesigned iMac With M1 Chip and Color Options

• Apple Unveils New iPhone 12 MagSafe Leather Cases and Sleeves

• Apple Introduces Next-Generation iPad Pro With M1 Chip, Thunderbolt, 5G, XDR Display, and More

• New M1 iMac Accessories Include Magic Keyboard With Touch ID and Colorful Magic Mouse/Magic Trackpad

• Apple Now Offers iPad Pro Magic Keyboard in New White Color

• Interview with a bug bounty hunter: Youssef Sammouda

• Best practices for businesses to stay safe online this tax season

• What is a cybersecurity strategy and how can your business develop one?

• ‘Psychological safety’ and organizational performance

• White House launches cybersecurity push targeting electricity sector

• Firefox 88 patches bugs and kills off a sneaky JavaScript tracking trick

• Threat Actor Claims to Have Hacked Domino’s

• 7 Old IT Things Every New InfoSec Pro Should Know

• Over 750,000 Users Downloaded New Billing Fraud Apps From Google Play Store

• Zscaler Advances Zero Trust Security for the Digital Business Disrupting Decades of Legacy IT Security and Networking Models

• Wait, What? Nvidia/ARM Sale on Hold—for Security Reasons

• North Korea-linked Lazarus APT hides malicious code within BMP image to avoid detection

• Apple Event Live Coverage: New iPads, AirTags, and More Expected

• Indian Government’s Plans to Ban Cryptocurrency Outright Are A Bad Idea

• Huawei equipment eavesdropping on Dutch Mobile users

• GEICO Alerts Customers Hackers Stole Driver License Data for Two Months

• How the open source community helped firms investigate their network activity following SolarWinds

• Firefox 88 Combats Cross-Site Tracking to Improve User Privacy

• Positive Technologies rejected accusations of the U.S. Department of the Treasury of Russia’s cooperation with intelligence services

• Cisco Secure Endpoint Shines in the 2020 MITRE® Engenuity ATT&CK Evaluation

• Geico Breach Let Fraudsters Steal Drivers’ License Numbers

• China-Linked Hackers Used Pulse Secure Flaw To Target US Defense Industry

• Lazarus Hacking Group Now Hides Payloads In BMP Image Files

• Facebook Downplays Data Breach In Internal Email

• MI5 Warns Of Spies Using LinkedIn To Trick Staff Into Spilling Secrets

• Is the WTO the Worst of Both Worlds for U.S.-China Tech Competition?

• The Cyber Regulators Are Coming for the Cloud

• Data Security Expert Comment On Geico Admits Fraudsters Stole Customers’ Driver’s License Numbers For Months

• The Digital Road To Perdition

• 5 Ways Your Software Supply Chain is Out to Get You, Part 1: Vendor Compromise

• Rogers Wireless Services Down

• LinkedIn was vector for 10,000 hostile state recruiting efforts against Brits, warns MI5

• Get the balance right. The right storage for every workload

• Is Nvidia’s Arm deal really a U.K. national security threat?

• US Takes Steps to Protect Electric System From Cyberattacks

• Two Outdated Software Bug Patched, Says WhatsApp

• Beware the Bug Bounty

• Mozilla Releases Security Update for Firefox, Firefox ESR, and Thunderbird

• VMware Releases Security Update

• Welcome to WhiteSource, Diffend!

• Grip Security Raises $6M from YL Ventures, CrowdStrike’s George Kurtz and Cybersecurity Luminaries to Revolutionize SaaS Security

• Apple’s Digital Car Key Feature Set to Gain U1 Ultra Wideband Support With Mid-2021 Spec Update

• Apple Introduces Limited-Edition Neon Green Beats Studio3 in Collaboration With Psychworld

• Apple Expected to ‘Share Information’ on Apple Car in Coming Months, Analyst Says

• Scammers Continue to Use Google Alerts to Spread Malware

• NASA Helicopter Makes History With First Flight On Other Planet

• NSA Released Top 5 Vulnerabilities That Exploited by Russian Hackers to Hack US Based Networks

• HabitsRAT Used to Target Linux and Windows Servers

• SaaS Security Company Grip Security Emerges From Stealth

• Druva Raises $147 Million at $2 Billion Valuation

• Zero Trust & Basic Cyber Hygiene: Best Defense Against Third-Party Attacks

• Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The IT Help Desk Manager’s Password Dilemma

• Watch out, hackers can take over your Cosori Smart Air Fryer

• April 2021 Apple Event: Spoiler-Free Video Stream

• Armis and UK’s Eseye partner to secure connected devices on any cellular network

• Data Breach Leaves Geico Customers’ Data Exposed

• North Korean Attackers Implemented the Web Skimming Method to Steal Cryptocurrency

• ‘Inbox Zero’ Your Threat Reports: How to Combat Security Alert Fatigue

• Codecov hackers gained access to hundreds of restricted customer networks

• Grip Security aims to simplify and automate SaaS endpoint security

• Cape Privacy raises $20M to enable data science operations on encrypted data

• Internal Facebook email reveals intent to frame data scraping as ‘normalized, broad industry issue’

• VMware announces new Anywhere Workspace tool to help businesses make remote work easier

• Auto Insurance Giant GEICO Discloses Data Breach

• QR Code Malware Threat as Lockdown Ends

• The Importance of Uptime and Performance in Cloud Security

• Fugue Adds Google Cloud Support to its Multi-Cloud Security Platform

• Malicious Life Podcast: Shutting Down the Internet in 30 Minutes

• Why To Codecov Breach? Experts Weigh In

• Expert Advice On New Scam Claims To Turn Whatsapp Pink

• Code Testing Company Codecov Hit with Supply-Chain Attack

• Security Outcomes Study: A Look at What Works and What Doesn’t

• P&G COO on privacy concerns surrounding alleged data strategy

• The Delicate Balance of Security Versus Usability

• Hypr raises $35M to grow its passwordless authentication platform

• Lazarus hacking group now hides payloads in BMP image files

• Mastercard Acquires Digital Identity Verification Firm Ekata for $850 Million

• OTP Generating Firm at a Risk, as Hacker Claims to have Sold its Sensitive Data

• 6 Stages of Risk and Compliance Program Maturity and the Opportunities for Automation

• To patch or not to patch

• Biden Administration Imposes Sanctions on Russia for SolarWinds

• Apple Store Goes Down Ahead of ‘Spring Loaded’ Event Later Today

• Samsung SmartThings Update Aims to Prevent Tracker-Based Stalking

• Eve Releases First Thread-Enabled Smart Light Switch

• Performanta acquires Identity Experts to bolster Microsoft IAM and security capabilities

• We need to talk about criminal adversaries who want you to eat undercooked onion rings

• Rural Mobile Phone Masts To Be Heightened By 20 Percent

• Progressive Web Apps and Cookies: Taking a Bite Out of Security

• Multi-factor authentication: Use it for all the people that access your network, all the time

• BGP Leak Causes 13x Spike in Misdirected Traffic

• 120 Compromised Ad Servers Target Millions of Internet Users

• [eBook] Why Autonomous XDR Is Going to Replace NGAV/EDR

• Apple Again Rumored to Announce New Podcast Subscription Service At ‘Spring Loaded’ Event Later Today

• Facebook Messenger users targeted by a large-scale scam

• New JavaScript-based SMASH Attack Confirms Rowhammer Bug As A Persistent Threat

• Vulnerability In Duo Security App 2FA Could Allow Account Takeover

• Vulnerability In Juniper Networks Junos OS Could Allow Remote Code Execution

• 21 best free security tools

• How to write a cyberthreat report executives can really use

• FCW Insider: April 20, 2021

• Quick Hits

• Facebook cracks down on posts urging violence, mockery ahead of Chauvin verdict in George Floyd case

• Campus Still Closed as Portsmouth University Reels from Suspected Ransomware

• Brits Lost £1.8 Million to Pension Fraud This Year, UK’s ‘Action Fraud’ Warns

• WeChat users targeted by hackers using recently disclosed Chromium exploit

• New iMac Concept Takes Design Cues From iPad and Pro Display XDR

• UK Taskforce To Consider British Digital Currency

• Two People Die As Tesla With No Driver Crashes

• Apple To Readmit Parler On App Store

• Remote code execution vulnerabilities uncovered in smart air fryer

• Facebook Now Lets Users Export Text Posts and Notes

• Bank of England ponders minting ‘Britcoin’ to sit alongside the Pound

• Government Intervenes In ARM Sale To Nvidia, Citing National Security

• UK Government Unveils Plans to Speed Up Rollout of 5G Technology

• Taking Steps Toward an Impactful SASE Architecture

• Breaking the Phishing Kill Chain

• Crooks stole driver’s license numbers from Geico auto insurer

• Application security testing is not just buzzwords

• Mozilla Plans To Remove FTP Implementation With Firefox 90

• Critics label data-sharing Bill as ‘eroding privacy in favour of bureaucratic convenience’

• Web Application Security’s Lost Year

• Is Facebook a “Party” to Capture of Offline Activity?

• Monero Cryptominer Attack Exploits Exchange Server Flaw

• Bank of England ponders minting ‘Britcoin’ to sit alongside the Pound

• Malware to turn WhatsApp into PINK or GOLD

• Most German Firms are vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

• Google’s Project Zero to wait longer before disclosing bug details

• Lazarus APT Hackers are now using BMP images to hide RAT malware

• Product showcase: Accurics

• Approaching zero trust security strategically

• Strata Identity Selected as Finalist for RSA Conference 2021 Innovation Sandbox Contest

• iCapital Network® Expands Data Security Leadership with Veteran Chief Information Security Officer

• Eagle Eye Networks Provides Guide to Business Owners on how to Affordably Transform Analog Security Cameras to a High Performance Cloud Video Surveillance System

• Introducing AT&T’s Managed Endpoint Security with SentinelOne

• Phishing towards failed trust

• Commissioner content transparency measures are enough to deter data-sharing Act breaches

• Even though critical, web application security is getting less attention

• CISO’s guide to automating third-party cyber risk management

• Consumer data protection is a high priority, but there’s still work to be done

• Hackers Set Up 100,000 Websites Delivering Malware Via Malicious PDFs

• Google Patched Two New Zero-Day Bugs – Also, Chrome 90 Rolled Out!

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, April 20th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7464, (Tue, Apr 20th)

• Third-Party AirTags Accessories Continuing to Surface Ahead of Apple Event on April 20

• Number of users of software-based facial recognition for payments to surge

• Employees don’t want to give up work flexibility after the pandemic is over

• Major BGP Leak Affects Thousand of Networks and Websites Globally

• 6 Cybersecurity Tips for Working from Home

• HID Global WorkforceID Authentication manages digital and physical identity credentials

• UK cites national security concerns to look into Nvidia purchase of Arm

• Firefox 88 clamps down on window.name abuses by trackers

• Supreme Court Asked to Give Access to Secretive Court’s Work

• Ivanti Neurons for ITSM and ITAM delivers personalized employee experiences in the everywhere workplace

• Two WhatsApp Vulnerabilities Could Allow Stealing Sensitive Data, Hacking Phones

• SOCwise Series: A Tale of Two SOCs with Chris Crowley

• Mastercard bets on security and digital identity with $850M Ekata deal

• TAG Cyber highlights the need for Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)

• N-able partners with DNSFilter to provide MSPs with threat protection and content filtering

• Entrust acquires WorldReach to provide DX in travel and citizen identification services

• Smith Micro Software acquires Avast’s Family Safety Mobile business to expand market growth

• Google Cloud partners with Siemens to implement AI-based solutions across industrial manufacturing

• McAfee VP Shares His Four Pledges for a Healthier Lifestyle

• Clever Billing Fraud Applications on Google Play: Etinu

• White House Scales Back Response to SolarWinds & Exchange Server Attacks

• This Day in History 1943: Operation Mincemeat

• It is Time to Stop Looking for a Reset with Russia

• No Server Left Behind: The Justice Department’s Novel Law Enforcement Operation to Protect Victims

• Druva raises $147M to continue expansion of Druva Cloud Platform

• Chinese threat actors extract big data and sell it on the dark web

• Who knew Uncle Sam had strike teams for SolarWinds, Exchange flaws? Well, anyway, they are disbanded

• Numerous Desktop Apps Found Vulnerable To 1-Click Hacking Flaws – Patches Rolled Out

• Hackers claims to be selling 13tb of Domino’s India data

• Cloud-Native IAM Controls Part 2: An Approach for Governance

• Supply chain risk: Addressing a multitude of single points of failure

• Attackers Test Weak Passwords in Purple Fox Malware Attacks

• Experts demonstrated how to hack a utility and take over a smart meter

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-04-19

• Army kicks off first major test to thwart small drone attacks

• WordPress 5.7.1 Patches XXE Flaw in PHP 8

• Russian Security Vendor Positive Technologies Dropped From MAPP Member List

• CPE credit

• Lazarus Group Uses New Tactic to Evade Detection

• WordPress core contributor proposes treating Google FLoC as a security vulnerability

• McAfee Awarded “Cybersecurity Excellent Awards”

• How VPNs Are Changing to Manage Zero Trust Network Access

• Protect against insider threats with intelligent security

• How chip-level chaos can help secure devices

• Russia sanctioned over SolarWinds, election interference — even as cyber espionage continues

• White House stands down SolarWinds, Microsoft Exchange cyber response groups

• Cities get ransomware help from NLC partners

• NitroRansomware Asks for $9.99 Discord Gift Codes, Steals Access Tokens

• After Virginia passes new privacy law, states race to catch up to CCPA and GDPR

• Facebook Now Lets You Transfer Your More Of Your Data To Other Platforms

• Robert M. Lee’s & Jeff Haas’ Little Bobby Comics – ‘WEEK 325’

• CPDP 2021 – Moderator: Paddy Leerssen ‘Toward Research Access For Platform Data’

• What You Need to Know about the Codecov Incident: A Supply Chain Attack Gone Undetected for 2 Months

• Senators Demand Answers on the Dangers of Predictive Policing

• This Phishing Campaign Delivers IcedID Malware Via Web Contact Forms – Warns Microsoft

• Why Business Password Management Remains a Struggle

• IT teams need to be coaches, not security guards, and shift to “self-service” for Microsoft 365

• CPDP 2021 – Moderator: Frederike Kaltheuner ‘Getting AI Right – Can Data Protection Help Safeguard Other Fundamental Rights?’

• New 12.9-Inch iPad Pro Will Be 0.5mm Thicker to Accommodate Mini-LED Display

• Biden’s Border Problem, and How to Fix It

• Won’t somebody please think of the children!!! UK to mount fresh assault on end-to-end encryption in Facebook

• Multiple Sanctions Brought Down Against Russian-backed Organizations and Agencies

• Rowhammer Attacks Are Back on Stage

• Ryuk Adding New Tools to Their Arsenal

• Notorious FIN7 Hackers Group SysAdmin Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison For Hacking $3 Billion Worth Debit & Credit Cards

• biometric authentication

• Ransomware: A Deep Dive into 2021 Emerging Cyber-Risks

• Crooks made more than $560K with a simple clipboard hijacker

• Fitbit Debuts New $150 Fashion-Focused ‘Luxe’ Fitness Tracker

• Afternoon Cyber Tea: Cybersecurity has become a pillar of the business

• A week in security (April 12 – 18)

• Digital transformation moves application security to the top of mind list!

• Organizations Embrace Consolidation Strategies to Combat Surge in Sophisticated Attacks

• Health care API adoption is slowed by security concerns and skills gap

• White House stands down groups tackling SolarWinds, Microsoft Exchange

• Pandemic triggered data security movement to DBaaS

• Mastercard to Acquire Ekata

• Cloudflare Announces First Canadian Office

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of April 12, 2021

• Armis for Healthcare: Pivoting the Approach to Vulnerability Management

• DevSecOps in Practice: How to Embed Security into the DevOps Lifecycle

• Entrust acquires WorldReach Software: expands solutions portfolio to enable digital transformation for seamless travel and citizen identity services

• Ransomware Decoded: Preventing Modern Ransomware Attacks

• AT&T Cybersecurity Launches New Managed Endpoint Security Solution with SentinelOne

• Video Hearings Tuesday and Wednesday: EFF Will Tell Copyright Office That Consumers Should Have the Freedom to Fix, Modify Digital Devices They Own

• Codecov dev tool warns of stolen credentials from compromised script, undiscovered for two months

• Cyber Threat to US Satellites says Pentagon

• 70+ Million Twitter Users Data Dumped For Sale After Facebook, LinkedIn

• Why should you use Node.JS for your web application?

• Which are the games you can play on VR?

• Microsoft April Patch Tuesday Fixed 109 Bugs Including A Zero-Day

• What the FLoC?!

• Randori probes likely attack targets for cyberdefense

• What COVID-19 Taught Us: Prepping Cybersecurity for the Next Crisis

• US Charges Nigerian with Elder Fraud

• Google’s Project Zero Changes the 90-Day Disclosure Policy to a More Flexible Solution

• 11 Resources to Help You Get Started in the Cybersecurity Industry

• Protecting Journalists Online

• The World’s Largest Hacking Conferences Are Back IRL This Summer

• Huawei Denies Spying Accusation In The Netherlands

• Nintendo Sues Bowser Over Team Xecuter’s Switch Hacks

• High-Level Organizer Of FIN7 Hacking Group Gets Ten Years In Prison

• How to Watch the ‘Spring Loaded’ Apple Event on April 20, 2021

• Domino’s India suffers data breach

• What Is Desktop Configuration?

• What Is Bandwidth Usage and How Can You Monitor It?

• Surface expands its Secured-core portfolio with the new Surface Laptop 4 powered by AMD Ryzen™ Mobile Processors

• Lazarus APT conceals malicious code within BMP image to drop its RAT

• BrandPost: Strong Security Comes in Small Packages

• How data is transforming the UK health system

• All About SIM Swapping | Avast

• Everything you need to know about the Microsoft Exchange Server hack

• ‘High-level’ organiser of FIN7 hacking group sentenced to ten years in prison

• Mastercard buys digital identity firm Ekata for $850 million

• Naked Security Live – To hack or not to hack?

• Threat Actors Target Covid-19 Vaccine Cold Chain Via Spear-Phishing Campaign

• SolarWinds: A Catalyst for Change & a Cry for Collaboration

• Deals: Shop for AirPods Pro at $197 ($52 Off) and Regular AirPods at $129 ($30 Off) in Amazon’s New Sales

• Microsoft xCloud Beta for iPhone and iPad to Launch This Week

• Apple Approves Parler to Return to App Store

• Flexibility and Security, You Can Have it All!

• Between November 2020 and February 2021, Vermont Health Connect Has Suffered 10 Data Breaches

• Codecov Code Coverage Tool Hacked

• April 2021 Patch Tuesday Roundup

• Sysadmin for FIN7 criminal cracking group gets 10 years in US prison for managing card slurping malware scam

• Tag Barnakle One Year Later: 120+ More Revive Adserver Hacks

• How is Ransomware Spread in Mobile Phone Devices?

• Concerns grow over digital threats faced from former employees

• Nonprofit provides help to hospitals battling ransomware

• Ensure IT productivity when provisioning machines

• XCSSET malware now targets macOS 11 and M1-based Macs

• Wedbush Analysts Say ‘Spring Loaded’ Event Will Debut New iPads With ‘Modest Price Increase,’ Along With ‘a Few Surprises’

• Best Buy Gains Apple Business Chat Support

• Thousands of Big Networks and Websites Around the World Disrupted by A Major BGP Leak

• Serious Security: Rowhammer is back, but now it’s called SMASH

• LinkedIn Email Subjects Remain The Top-Clicked Social Media Phishing Scams in 2021

• Sysadmin of fake cybersecurity company sentenced to jail after billion-dollar crime spree

• Today’s Challenges In Securing Web Applications

• DHCP server monitoring made easy with OpUtils

• Apple May Announce Podcasts Subscription Service at ‘Spring Loaded’ Event

• Priti Patel To Warn Of Encryption Dangers For Children

• Vulnerabilities found in older version of WhatsApp

• DDoS Attack Prevention: What You Need to Know

• Thousands of Big Networks and Websites Around the World Disrupted by a Major BGP Leak

• The FBI removed hacker backdoors from vulnerable Microsoft Exchange servers. Not everyone likes the idea

• Peloton pushes back against ‘urgent’ warning against using Tread+ treadmill

• FCC to Focus Efforts on 5G, Software and Cloud Service Vulnerabilities

• Cybersecurity M&A Roundup for April 12-18, 2021

• Member of FIN7 Hacking Group Sentenced to US Prison

• Malware That Spreads Via Xcode Projects Now Targeting Apple’s M1-based Macs

• Passwordless: More Mirage Than Reality

• Targeted Malware Reverse Engineering Workshop follow-up. Part 1

• Facebook Facing Mass Legal Action Over Data Breach

• BlackBerry CISO On Russia Sanctions Problematic – A Preventative Solution Is Needed

• Slack and BaseCamp Users Targeted by Aggressive Cyberattack

• NitroRansomware Distributed as A Fake Free Nitro Gift Code Generator

• U.S. banks deploy visual AI tools to monitor customers and workers

• Quick Hits: April 19

• FCW Insider: April 19, 2021

• Coding error allowed attackers to delete Facebook live video

• SolarWinds Hacking Campaign Puts Microsoft in the Hot Seat

• FIN7 Sysadmin Gets 10 Years Behind Bars

• Google Trumpets New Mobile App Security Standard

• Malware Spreads Via Xcode Projects Now Targeting Apple’s M1-based Macs

• America’s History of Mistreatment of Black Service Members

• Hunting phishing websites with favicon hashes, (Mon, Apr 19th)

• Grype – Vulnerability Scanner For Container Images & Filesystems

• 7 most common ways to fail at DevSecOps

• Rethinking collaboration: 8 vendors offer new paths to remote work

• Europol Report Highlights Pandemic’s Effect on Cybercrime

• ICO Issued Over £42 Million in Fines Last Year

• Hackers have Access to Domino’s India 13TB of Internal Data

• Customers Deceived by Google for Collection of User Location Data

• Nagios XI Servers: Seems to be Turning Into Cryptocurrency Miners for Attackers

• Chrome 90: How to Link Directly to Specific Text on a Webpage

• New Ryuk Ransomware Hacking Techniques Revealed

• Brit authorities could legally do an FBI and scrub malware from compromised boxen without your knowledge

• Avast Business Receives AV-TEST Top Rated Award | Avast

• PlexTrac Raises $10 Million for Its Purple Teaming Platform

• Nitroransomware demands gift codes as ransom payments

• Bartender 4 Now Supports macOS Big Sur, Gains Menu Bar Spacing Options, Quick Reveal, and More

• Samsung May Drop LiDAR Sensor in Next Flagship Galaxy Phone

• Massive Cyberattack Hits University of Hertfordshire in Hatfield on All of Its IT systems

• U.S. Takes Aim at Russia’s Cyber Ops Ecosystem

• Online Ed is the New Corporate Threat Vector

• Kuo: iPhone 13 5G mmWave Models to Be Available in More Countries

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• Diversity in the Cybersecurity Workforce

• Google One gets certified by Internet of Secure Things Alliance

• Zscalar to buy cloud security firm Trustdome

• Pakistan cut off Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, and Telegram – for just four hours

• Data Breaches vs. Data Leaks, FBI Exchange Server Controversy

• Codecov was a victim of a supply chain attack

• Improper cloud IAM leaving organizations at risk

• Digital business requires a security-first mindset

• A Perfect Way to Start and Strengthen Your Cyber Security Career

• Payment transaction volume using 3-D Secure protocol grows globally

• Your ultimate guide to CISSP exam planning

• COVID-19-themed cyberattack detections continue to surge

• Cybersecurity in MEA: A Chat with Tripwire’s New RSM for the Africa and Levant Region

• Agentless Monitoring with Tripwire Enterprise: What You Need to Know

• Bad bot traffic reaching an all-time high over the past year

• Five steps to get employees invested in security awareness training

• ISC Stormcast For Monday, April 19th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7462, (Mon, Apr 19th)

• Seventh Knight launches AppMoat360 to combat ransomware and zero day attacks

• Growing reliance on third-party suppliers signals increasing security risks

• Zero trust, basic cyber hygiene best defence against third-party attacks

• Digital Guardian DLP-as-a-service delivers data protection to midsize organizations

• WordPress could treat Google FloC as a security issue

• Cloudalize partners with Boston Limited to provide an in-house private cloud offering powered by NVIDIA

• ioXt Alliance expands its Compliance Program to bring transparency to mobile apps and VPNs

• F1 Insights powered by AWS offers fans more visibility into driver and team race strategy and performance

• Login Enterprise 4.5 prevents business outage from unplanned changes in the digital workspace

• Cado Security raises $10M to accelerate adoption of its cloud-native digital forensics platform

• Network Connex acquires Advantage Engineers to accelerate market growth

• OneTrust acquires Convercent to bring ethics and compliance technology into a single platform

• Lenovo expands partner ecosystem and launches ready-to-deploy AI solutions

• Gigamon Hawk integrates with Riverbed to address the complexity of embracing hybrid and private clouds

• SARS-CoV-2 variant found in Brazil: More infectious, may limit immunity

• The looming software kill-switch lurking in aging PlayStation hardware

• Sorry, but ‘I Missed the Meeting’ Is No Longer an Excuse

• Nintendo sues Bowser for violating copyright with Switch hacks

• Google Project Zero will give a 30-day grace period before disclosing security issues

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