IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-06-11

• The Executive Order – Improving the Nation’s Cyber Security

• Unpatched Bugs Found Lurking in Provisioning Platform Used with Cisco UC

• McDonald’s suffers cyberattack in US, South Korea and Taiwan

• Trickbot Investigation Shows Details of Massive Cybercrime Effort

• Executive Order Signed By President Biden

• McDonald’s Data Breach Exposed Business & Customer Data

• Next iPad Mini Will Allegedly Feature Thinner Bezels, USB-C Port, and Touch ID Power Button

• 1000 Californians Have Asked Their Representatives To Fix Our Broken Broadband System. Have You?

• Colonial Pipeline Disrupted By Single Password | Avast

• Top 5 benefits of a new cybersecurity market model

• U.S. Lawmakers Introduce Antitrust Legislation That Could Significantly Impact Apple and Other Tech Companies

• The hacker group that went after one of Apple’s suppliers found a new victim

• Volkswagen America Discloses Data Breach Impacting 3.3 Million

• CEO-Level Guide to Prevent Data Hacking Technologies & Incidents

• Reclaim Your Online Privacy | Avast

• Air Force wants $800 million for enterprise IT as a service

• Apple will finally give iPhone and iPad users an important choice to make

• The pros and cons of Palo Alto Networks’ SASE platform

• Maps in macOS Monterey: Interactive Globe, Detailed Terrain, 3D Landmarks, Updated Driving Features and More

• REvil Hits US Nuclear Weapons Contractor: Report

• Baby Clothes Giant Carter’s Leaks 410K Customer Records

• The Joy of Tech® ‘WWDC Schadenfreude!’

• Cyber Resilience and Its Importance for Your Business

• Security BSides Dublin 2021 – Peter Morin’s ‘Fight The Fight – Orchestrating And Automating Your Incident Response’

• Apple Asks Developers Whether They Would Attend In-Person WWDC Following Two Years of Digital Format

• Fallout of EA source code breach could be severe, cybersecurity experts say

• Wray: FBI Frowns on Ransomware Payments Despite Recent Trend

• Securolytics COO charged in Georgia hospital cyber attack

• Italy announced its Cybersecurity Agency

• Adobe Removing ‘Photoshop Mix’ and ‘Photoshop Fix’ From App Store on June 21

• MacRumors Giveaway: Win a Magnetic iPad Stand From Lululook

• DOJ charges cybersecurity official for attack on Georgia hospital

• Father’s Day Deals: Save on Apple Accessories From Nomad, Hyper, Mophie, and More

• macOS Monterey Tidbits: Animated Memoji on Login Screen, Change the Color of the Mouse Pointer, and More

• Biden Issues Executive Orders on Chinese Companies and Apps

• Fighting Insider Abuse After Van Buren

• Cyberpunk 2077 Hacked Data Circulating Online

• The FBI’s Anom Stunt Rattles the Encryption Debate

• Security BSides Dublin 2021 – Chris Lyne’s ‘A Glance At Interpreted Language Bytecode Trickery’

• UK tells UN that nation-states should retaliate against cyber badness with no warning

• C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute Announces AI for Energy and Climate Security Grantees

• Make New Connections with (ISC)² Community

• BrandPost: Announcing HP Wolf Security, and a New Report Assessing Remote Working Cyber Risks

• Biden’s OPM nominee appears headed for confirmation

• Recorded Future Unveils $20M Threat-Intel Investment Fund

• ALPACA – the wacky TLS security vulnerability with a funky name

• Details Emerge on How Gaming Giant EA Was Hacked

• Apple’s Flagship Tower Theatre Store Opening in Los Angeles on June 24

• How to deactivate or delete your Facebook account

• Cyber Attack news trending on Google

• BrandPost: Nation States, Cyberconflict, and the Web of Profit.

• Cisco Talos: Exchange Server flaws accounted for 35% of attacks

• Landmines are Banned. Should Drones be Classified as Airmines?

• Ransomware will cost its victims more around $265 billion (USD) annually by 2031, Cybersecurity Ventures predicts

• Cloud vs on premise: 3 reasons the Cloud is winning

• COO of Security Company Charged for Cyberattack on Medical Center

• Report: Most Online Sex Trafficking Recruitment Cases Occur On Facebook

• China-Based Hackers Luring Indians into Fake Tata Motors Scam

• With Significant Increase In High-Profile Cyberattacks, SecZetta Shares Insight on How Organizations Can Mount Better Offense

• Sonicwall SRA 4600 Targeted By an Old Vulnerability, (Fri, Jun 11th)

• Video: Top 5 Most Useful Features in iPadOS 15

• Ransomware Attack Hits Foodservice Distributor Edward Don

• Watch Out! Emerging Malware is Skulking in Steam Profile Pictures

• How to speed up deep learning model training in the automotive sector

• Amazon Web Services To Build Data Centre In Israel

• Top 10 Linux Server Hardening and Security Best Practices

• Web Filtering Appliance for Battling Spam

• RSA Spins Out Fraud and Risk Intelligence Unit as Standalone Company Outseer

• Many Mobile Apps Intentionally Using Insecure Connections for Sending Data

• MacBooks Running Windows Gain Improved Trackpad Support With Boot Camp Update

• Billions of Passwords Leaked Online

• How Collaboration Happens at Duo

• Educating the Educators: Protecting Student Data

• Lax security around URL shortener exposed PII of US retailer Carter’s customer base

• Monumental Supply-Chain Attack on Airlines Traced to State Actor

• McDonald’s Says Hackers Breached Data in Taiwan, South Korea

• Secure Access Trade-offs for DevSecOps Teams

• US Retailer Carter Leaks PII With URL Shortener

• McDonald’s Operations In South Korea And Taiwan Hit By Data Breach

• STEM Audio Table Rife With Business Threatening Bugs

• How Hackers Used Slack To Break Into EA Games

• macOS Monterey to Offer Smoother Gameplay With Support for Adaptive-Sync Displays on Newer Macs

• Check Point Software Announces Integration of CloudGuard Network Security with Equinix Network Edge

• Five arrested over brazen Paris bank heist

• Inadvertently Exposed Secrets and Tokens are promptly Scanned by GitHub

• Deals: Take $49 Off Apple’s M1 iMac With New All-Time Low Prices

• McDonald’s says some systems in Asia were hit by data breach

• GitHub Discloses Details of Easy-to-Exploit Linux Vulnerability

• Russian hackers attacked the systems of the Dutch police during the investigation of the Boeing crash

• A Mystery Malware Stole 26 Million Passwords From Windows PCs

• Mozilla Says Google’s New Ad Tech—FLoC—Doesn’t Protect User Privacy

• The U.S. Needs a New Licensing Policy for Chinese Companies

• The GDPR, Privacy and Monopoly

• Apple should fix this privacy issue, not try to keep it quiet

• Police Grab Slilpp, Biggest Stolen-Logins Market

• Canada Privacy Watchdog Slams Police Use of Facial Recognition Tool

• FBI Alerts: BEC Scammers are Posing as Construction Companies

• Deloitte Acquires CloudQuest to Gain CSPM Platform

• EA’s Source: It’s in the Game (and in Hackers’ Hands)

• JBS USA Paid $11 Million to Hackers for The REvil Ransomware Attack

• Everyone Wants to Build a Cyber Range: Should You? Part 2

• U.S. Authorities Shut Down Slilpp, the Largest Marketplace for Stolen Logins

• Hackers Can Use Pre-installed Samsung Apps to Spy on Users

• Kubeflow: The Target of Cryptomining Attacks

• Mysterious custom malware used to steal 1.2TB of data from million PCs

• iOS 15: Check Out Safari’s New Tab Bar, Tab Groups, and Tab Switcher

• CD Projekt Data Breach: Ransomware Attack Makes Internal Data Public

• Hackers Are Tampering with Pre-Installed Apps to Spy on Samsung Users

• How to Conduct a Cloud Security Audit: A 5-Step Checklist

• EA Games looted by intruders: Publisher says ‘no player data accessed’ after reported theft of FIFA 21, Frostbite source

• Useful Ways To Increase Your Security And Safety While Driving

• Best ways to block cyberattacks in your business

• Microsoft Announce Powerful New Threat Detection Solution in Azure

• New DDoS extortion attacks detected as Fancy Lazarus group returns

• Russia Fines Facebook $235,000 Over ‘Illegal Content’

• Hackers Steal FIFA 21 Source Code, Tools in EA Breach

• Alibaba’s Lazada Launches Public Bug Bounty Program

• FBI/AFP-Run Encrypted Phone

• Nefilim Ransomware: Everything You Need to Know

• U.S. Gets Hit by More Than 7 Ransomware Attacks an Hour

• Cox Media Group hit by Major Cyberattack Last Week

• Gaming Giant EA Confirms Breach, Theft of Source Code

• iOS 15 Reminders Gains New ‘Smart List’ Feature for Easily Filtering Reminders Based on Locations, Tags, and More

• Why Freelancers Should Prioritise Cybersecurity

• Gaming Giant Electronic Arts Got Breached

• Robert Hormats on China’s crypto crackdown, national security concerns over TikTok, WeChat

• Italy Sets Up Cybersecurity Agency After Russia Warnings

• Apple Working on Redesigned iCloud Mail for Web

• Hackers Steal Wealth of Data from Game Giant EA

• One Identity Strengthens Executive Team

• Cybersecurity Tips for Business Travelers: Best Practices for 2021

• Complexity is the biggest threat to cloud success and security

• Authorities Take Down Stolen Login Credentials Marketplace Slilpp

• Al Jazeera detected and blocked disruptive cyberattacks

• The Largest Marketplace for Stolen Logins Slilpp Disrupted by International Law Enforcement

• FBI sold phones to organized crime and read 27 million “encrypted” messages

• What Really Happened When Google Ousted Timnit Gebru

• This Could Be The Largest Password Leak Of All Time

• Multiple Office 365 security bugs could give hackers the keys to the kingdom

• Security researcher says attacks on Russian government have Chinese fingerprints — and typos, too

• EA Games Hacked, Source Code Stolen

• The CSO guide to top security conferences, 2021

• FCW Insider: June 11, 2021

• Card Broken: 1000 arrests made in Chinese crackdown on fraud, cryptocurrency laundering

• Hackers Can Exploit Samsung Pre-Installed Apps to Spy On Users

• Apple Registers iPhone 13 Models in Eurasia Ahead of September Launch

• Researchers Create Un-hackable Quantum Network, Expert Weighs In

• How to hack a smart car – with sticky tape

• AWS IAM Vs Azure: Which Is More Secure?

• DoJ announced to have shut down Slilpp marketplace in international operation

• iOS 15’s Live Text Feature Lets You Digitize Written Notes, Call a Number on a Sign, Translate a Menu, and Much More

• Weekly Update 247

• Live Cybersecurity Webinar — Deconstructing Cobalt Strike

• The case for SaaS data backup and ownership

• Feds strike Slilpp, a marketplace for flogging initial access credentials

• Iranian Hackers Compromise Websites of an African Bank and a US Federal Library

• 7-Year-Old Polkit Flaw Lets Unprivileged Linux Users Gain Root Access

• Ask Chloé: Personal Burnout

• Canadian Cyberattacks in 2020: Most Organizations in Canada Affected

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

• Foodservice Supplier Edward Don Hit by a Ransomware Cyberattack

• EA Gaming Giant Hacked and Source Code Stolen

• 5 Steps to Effective CUI Classification

• Seven-year-old make-me-root bug in Linux service polkit patched

• New Cyber Espionage Group Targeting Ministries of Foreign Affairs

• Facebook Messenger Gains Quick Reply Bar, Payment Links, and New Themes

• 15 Ways To Secure Your Business WiFi Network

• Organizations Leveraging Microsoft Teams at Risk

• Can the Government Compel You To Produce Records That Don’t Exist Yet?

• Keeping an Eye on Dangerous Python Modules, (Fri, Jun 11th)

• Apple TV+ Renews ‘See’ For Third Season Ahead of Season Two Premiere on August 27

• New infosec products of the week: June 11, 2021

• Seven-year-old make-me-root bug in Linux kernel patched

• More than 26m user passwords stolen from Amazon, Apple, and Facebook

• Google uses AI to develop Silicon Processors under 6 hours

• API Security Weekly: Issue #137

• Quantum computing is imminent, and enterprises need crypto agility now

• China arrests over 1000 for using cryptocurrency to help launder proceeds of phone scams

• The future of FISA

• Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Its Detailed Working Function – SOC/SIEM

• U.S. Authorities Shut Down Slilpp—Largest Marketplace for Stolen Logins

• Software Security Testing – Hidden Thoughts Can Cost You

• CISSPs From Around the Globe: An Interview with Laurie Mack

• DDoS attacks increase 341% amid pandemic

• Digital criminals turn toward vaccines to capitalize on COVID-19

• One step closer to quantum-secure conference calls

• ISC Stormcast For Friday, June 11th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7538, (Fri, Jun 11th)

• Biometrics for banking and financial services market to reach $8.9 billion by 2026

• Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT Guided-SaaS NDR improves SOC and incident response effectiveness

• China passes new laws to hit back at foreign sanctions

• Google ends push for Chrome address bar to only show domain name

• How Attackers Exploit Active Directory: Lessons Learned from High-Profile Breaches

• Approov 2.7 delivers API cybersecurity protection for mobile-based applications

• Protegrity Data Protection Platform introduces dynamic data masking and monitoring capabilities

• Trump Administration Subpoenaed Apple for Data on Two House Intelligence Committee Democrats

• Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud’s protection pack blocks email-borne threats

• AWS Proton: Fully managed application delivery service for containers and serverless

• Bayshore Networks expands its Security Gateway portfolio with the release of NetWall 10GB USG

• Everbridge and WizNucleus partner to increase digital and physical security for the energy industry

• VMware and Vapor IO build a Multi-Cloud Services Grid to simplify the delivery of distributed 5G systems

• Victory! Dartmouth Ends Unfounded Cheating Investigation After Students, Rights Groups Speak Out

• What You Need to Know About SOX Compliance

• BackdoorDiplomacy: Upgrading from Quarian to Turian

• Google fixes actively exploited Chrome zero‑day

• Hackers Stole a Ton of EA Data—Including Valuable Source Code

• RSA introduces Outseer, a spinout of its Fraud & Risk Intelligence unit

• nVent acquires CIS Global to strengthen global offering in data centers and networking solutions

• FBI Director Christopher Wray sends dire warning about ransomware threats

• Hackers selling access to FIFA matchmaking servers and other games after EA attack

• Attackers Leverage SonicWall VPN Flaw to Compromise SRA Appliances

• New Ransomware Group Claiming Connection to REvil Gang Surfaces

• Empower Developers and Reduce Costs with SDKs

• AutoRABIT raises $14.5M to accelerate go-to-market and product development

• Healthcare Device Security Firm COO Charged with Hacking Medical Center

• ‘Fancy Lazarus’ Criminal Group Launches DDoS Extortion Campaign

• Using Citrix Workspace companies can build and maintain effective hybrid work environments

• Big Data Profits If We Deregulate HIPAA

• ZeuS, Still Alive and Kicking in the Form of Jabber ZeuS?

• Biden’s pick to lead GSA: ‘We can’t implement government policy if we can’t get the damn websites to work’

• ‘Fancy Lazarus’ Cyberattackers Ramp up Ransom DDoS Efforts

• JBS CEO Says Company Paid $11M in Ransom

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-06-10

• Global Scamdemic: Scams Become Number One Online Crime

• Father’s Day Apple Pay Promo Offers Adidas Discount

• 2021 Apple Design Award Winners Include CARROT Weather, Genshin Impact, Bird Alone, Little Orpheus and More

• Twitter is the (Very Short Term) Winner of the Trump Oversight Board Saga

• Dept. of Energy subcontractor confirms it was hacked in May

• Chrome Browser Bug Under Active Attack

• CISOs: It’s time to get back to security basics

• JBS USA paid $11M ransom to REvil hackers

• Apple Aiming to Eliminate Passwords With Face ID/Touch ID Passkeys

• Tracking Global Online Censorship: What EFF Is Doing Next

• 15 Universities Have Formed A Company That Looks A Lot Like A Patent Troll

• Critical Chrome Browser Bug Under Active Attack

• Hackers stole data from the network of the gaming giant Electronic Arts

• Apple Hires Self-Driving Car Startup Founder and Former BMW Exec Ulrich Kranz

• Verifiable Supply Chain Metadata for Tekton

• Rust/C++ interop in the Android Platform

• The top 6 SSH risks and how regular assessments cut danger

• How to Turn Off Amazon Sidewalk

• How an Obscure Company Took Down Big Chunks of the Internet

• Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) + Arkose Labs = Fortified Payment Security

• PuzzleMaker attacks with Chrome zero-day exploit chain

• New White House guidance for feds returning to the office and the future ‘hybrid’ federal workforce

• How to secure your WordPress login with 2FA

• The Workforce Shortage in Cybersecurity Is a Myth

• Top Cyber Security Challenges Post Lockdown

• Biden’s top cyber nominees face the Senate as the country reels from cyberattacks

• STEM Audio Table Rife with Business-Threatening Bugs

• New twist on DNA data storage lets users preview stored files

• Sen. Warner teases bipartisan bill requiring some companies to report cyberattacks

• How DigitalMint is helping hacking victims pay ransoms in cryptocurrencies

• When ransomware strikes, this company helps victims make bitcoin payments

• The growing issue facing companies that fall under ransomware attacks

• UK Slips In Global Skills Rankings

• Biden revokes Trump’s unenforced Chinese app bans

• Intl. Law Enforcement Operation Disrupts Slilpp Marketplace

• Apple Putting a Stop to Email Tracking Pixels With Mail Privacy Protection in iOS 15 and macOS Monterey

• Sen. Warner teases bipartisan bill requiring some companies to report cyber attacks

• How a Resident Evil image leaked in a ransomware attack ended up in the middle of $12m copyright claim

• Deepfakes Are on the Rise, but Don’t Panic Just Yet

• Deals: AirPods Max Hit $499.00 for the First Time ($50 Off)

• Apple’s Craig Federighi Talks iOS 15 and macOS Monterey With YouTubers

• On the Sliming of Susan Hennessey

• Supreme Court to Hear State Secrets Case Involving Guantanamo Detainee

• The most versatile hardware-encrypted USB flash key awarded highest FIPS validation

• DOJ Accessed Darkside’s Crypto Wallet and Seized $2.27 Million from Pipeline Hackers

• Criminal networks smashed after using “secure” chat app secretly run by cops

• GitHub Improves Policies to Better Distinguish Malware or Vulnerability Research from the Rest

• RockYou2021: The Mother Lode of Password Collections Leaks 8.4 Billion Passwords Online

• Spanish Government Witnesses Cyber Attack

• Chip Maker ADATA Attacked by Ragnar Locker Ransomware Group

• International Sting Operation Cracks Down Encryption Criminal Groups

• Identity and access in the DevSecOps life cycle

• EA drops on news of hack, security stocks rise

• Is Apple’s iCloud Private Relay a VPN? Not Even Close—Here’s Why

• The Professional Development Institute Launches Three New Courses

• Threat Intelligence and Energy and Utilities

• Google Fixes Chrome 0-day Flaw That Exploited in Wild To Target Multiple Companies

• Microsoft: Big Cryptomining Attacks Hit Kubeflow

• Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities, ransomware lead spring 2021 cyberattack trends

• 11 Cybersecurity Vendors to Watch in 2021

• Evaluating WAF Solutions?

• JBS paid $11 million to REvil ransomware out of $22.5M requested

• How experts plan to stop quantum computers from hacking bitcoin wallets

• Threat Detection: What it is and How to Do it Effectively

• JBS Meat pays $11 million ransom to recover from ransomware attack quickly

• Facebook Smartwatch To Include Detachable Cameras – Report

• Are Virtual Machines the New Gold for Cyber Criminals?

• Steam Gaming Platform Delivering Malware

• The Importance of Threat Intelligence for Law Enforcement Agencies

• iOS 15 Allows You to Request Refunds for In-App Purchases Directly Within Apps

• Microsoft xCloud Game Streaming Service Launching on Safari in a ‘Few Weeks’

• Infographic: What Are Bad Bots Doing?

• How purple teams can embrace hacker culture to improve security

• Researchers create an ‘un-hackable’ quantum network over hundreds of kilometers using optical fiber

• Flaws in Rockwell Software Impact Products From Schneider Electric, GE and Others

• Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome

• Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense Virtual now supported on Cisco HyperFlex

• iOS 15 Lets Developers Hide Sensitive Information in Widgets on the Lock Screen Until iPhone Is Unlocked

• Gelsemium Cyberspies Linked to NoxPlayer Supply-Chain Attack

• [DZone Community Meetup] The Latest API Security Vulnerabilities with Dmitry Sotnikov

• Dark Sky iOS App, Website, and API Now Scheduled to Remain Available Until End of 2022

• A New Ransomware Group Claims it Breached Over 30 Organizations

• Russia accused of hacking Dutch police during MH17 investigation

• President Biden Drops Trump Quest To Ban TikTok, WeChat

• Researchers create an un-hackable quantum network over hundreds of kilometers using optical fiber

• Cyber Is the New Cold War & AI Is the Arms Race

• Google Patches Chrome zero-day actively exploited

• FaceTime on iOS 15 Alerts You If You Try to Talk While Muted

• macOS Monterey to Support All-New Mail App Extensions, Plug-Ins Will Stop Functioning in Future Release

• Tunbridge Wells Data Breach: Two Kent Schools Closed Following Cyberattack

• How bitcoin is driving the ransomware boom in the U.S.

• Why cybersecurity analysts think ransomware attacks haven’t yet hit their peak

• Meat supplier JBS paid $11 million to ransomware hackers, according to WSJ

• How to Protect Your Corporate Brand and Reputation in the Digital Age (No Fee) Virtual Seminar

• This new hacking group has a nasty surprise for African, Middle East diplomats

• GitHub Starts Scanning for Exposed Package Registry Credentials

• Contrast Announces the First Breakthrough in SAST in 15 Years

• Apple to Offer Beta Versions of AirPods Pro Firmware for Developers

• Italian Government Announces National Cybersecurity Agency

• Meatpacking Organization JBS Pays $11 Million to REvil Ransomware Hackers

• What is Network Detection and Response and Why is it So Important?

• JBS Paid $11M to REvil Gang Even After Restoring Operations

• Security company makes “unbreakable encryption” available via the cloud and APIs

• Honeywell Launches OT Cybersecurity Monitoring and Response Service

• S3 Ep36: Trickbot coder busted, passwords cracked, and breaches judged [Podcast]

• Malware Hides in Steam Profile Images

• Are Cookie Banners a Waste of Time or a Complete Waste of Time?, (Thu, May 20th)

• Meat Giant JBS Pays $11 Million In Ransom To Resolve Attack

• Intel Plugs 29 Holes In CPUs, Bluetooth, Security

• Cops Are Using Facebook To Target Pipeline Protest Leaders

• Hackers Force Iowa College To Cancel Classes For Four Days

• Deals: Amazon Takes $70 Off Apple Watch Series 6 in (Product)RED, Starting at $329 for 40mm

• Ransomware has become a cost of doing business

• Cox Media Group Hit by Cyberattack

• Cisco Supports Secure Firewall Threat Defense Virtual on Nutanix AHV

• 5 key challenges in CPU temperature monitoring and how to overcome them

• US Drops Trump Order Targeting TikTok, Plans Its Own Review

• Chrome zero-day, hot on the heels of Microsoft’s IE zero-day. Patch now!

• Russia-linked APT breached the network of Dutch police in 2017

• Unleashing Enterprise-Grade Advanced Email Security

• Acronis arms service providers with Advanced Email Security to stop all email cyberthreats

• Apple Offering $75 Apple Store Gift Card in Canada With Purchase of iPhone 12 or iPhone 12 Mini Through June 28

• Apple Accidentally Leaks Fitness+ Audio Meditations for Apple Watch

• JBS Pays $11 Million Dollars in Cyber Ransom

• Help Shape the ISSMP Exam

• Malvertising: What It Is and How to Stay Safe

• Microsoft June Patch Tuesday Addresses 50 Security Vulnerabilities Including 6 Zero-Day Bugs

• How SMBs can plan for the new, new normal

• Komodor automates Kubernetes troubleshooting for faster code updates

• ALPACA: New TLS Attack Allows User Data Extraction, Code Execution

• Webinar Today: CISO Guide to Preventing Vendor Email Compromise

• Keeping the UEFA EURO 2020 championship safe

• Breach Clarity Weekly Data Breach Report: Week of June 7

• Apple’s Crowdsourced Find My Network Will Soon Help You Locate Your Lost AirPods Pro or AirPods Max

• Malware Stole 1.2TB Private Data From 3 Mil PCs

• FBI: BEC Scammers Now Impersonate Construction Companies

• A Series of Cryptomining Attacks Are Targeting Kubernetes clusters

• May 2021 Cyber Attacks Statistics

• French Telecoms Giant Altice Acquires Stake In BT

• Confidential Computing: The Future of Cloud Computing Security

• Google Patches Chrome Zero-Day Used by Commercial Exploit Company

• Who Wore It Better? JBS Paid Ransom, Fujifilm Did Not

• Detecting Deepfake Picture Editing

• SASE And CASB: Reclaiming The Perimeter

• Experts React: RockYou2021, Largest Password Leak

• Check Point Software´s May 2021 Most Wanted Malware: Dridex Drops from List While Trickbot Rises to Top

• Amazon data usage to feature in new UK antitrust probe: report

• Operation Jumita: 1.6 tonnes of cocaine and € 16.5 million confiscated in largest cash seizure from a criminal organisation in Spain

• Emerging Ransomware Targets Dozens of Businesses Worldwide

• European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards 2021– Winners Announced!

• The Ministry of Labor and Social Economy of Spain Became Victim of a Cyberattack

• After Having Her Photos Published Online, a Student Receives Millions of Dollars from Apple

• Student Loans Company splashes out on 20,000 cybersecurity training courses – for just 3,300 employees

• Apple Staff Campaign Against Office Recall – Report

• Nefilm Ransomware Group Eyes for $1bn+ Revenue Companies

• President Biden Signs Executive Order Revoking Trump-Era Ban on TikTok and WeChat

• Security provisions in new Senate bill must be ‘strong’ to counter China on IP theft

• FCW Insider: June 10, 2021

• Quick Hits

• Ransomware: Meat firm JBS says it paid out $11m after attack

• Using Breached Password Detection Services to Prevent Cyberattack

• CSO’s guide to the worst and most notable ransomware

• The shared responsibility model explained and what it means for cloud security

• JBS Paid $11 Million To REvil Ransomware Criminals

• How Good Transaction Security Can Make Customer Visits Easier

• Unreleased iPod Touch 5 With Chamfered Edges and 30-Pin Dock Connector Shared Online

• Key Considerations for the Department of Energy on Defending the Bulk Power Grid

• Al Jazeera Media Network Exposed to Cyberattacks Endeavoring to Disrupt Its Services

• 800 criminals arrested in biggest ever law enforcement operation against encrypted communication

• Apple outlined plans to increase consumer data privacy at WWDC

• 5 Tips and Tricks for Cloud Native Security

• Uttarakhand, India Special Task Force Exposed a China Based Money Laundering Racket

• RockYou2021: The Largest Data Leak with 8.4 Billion Passwords

• Want to add antivirus to your existing portfolio?

• New Privacy Features in iOS 15 and macOS Monterey – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 191

• Designing and Building a Security Architecture

• ACSC scanning is allowing Commonwealth entities to avoid being hacked

• With Remote Work, Don’t Leave Security Behind

• South Korea’s data watchdog barks warnings at Microsoft and five local firms

• Facebook, Amazon, WhatsApp, Instagram were not down due to Cyber Attack

• Google scans more than 10 billion apps daily for malware

• Beef Supplier JBS Paid Hackers $11 Million Ransom After Cyberattack

• Mitigating third-party risks with effective cyber risk management

• Ransomware-skewered meat producer JBS confesses to paying $11m for its freedom

• Biggest Cyber Crime Operation Ever By 7 Law Enforcement Agencies – 800 Cyber Criminals Arrested

• Report Reveals 86% Increase of Cyberattacks Targeting Canadian Firms in 2020

• Windows 10 Targeted With Chrome Zero-day Exploits

• Intel’s Latest Patch Plugs Holes in CPU, Bluetooth, and Security Lines

• The Supreme Court Reins In the CFAA in Van Buren

• Analysis of 100 Data Breaches: Part 2, What are the root causes of breaches?

• The 6 steps to implementing zero trust

• Australia to open digital ID system to private sector with consultation on new legislation

• Researchers Discover First Known Malware to Target Windows Containers

• 54% of all employees reuse passwords across multiple work accounts

• It’s Official: (ISC)² Security Congress is Back for the 11th Year in a Row!

• Your Next Cybersecurity Hire May Already Be in Your Organization

• New Chrome 0-Day Bug Under Active Attacks – Update Your Browser ASAP!

• Quantum communications reaching record distances

• Data security still a major concern for most consumers

• Key Business Lessons Learned from The SolarWinds Hack

• Rethinking Remote Monitoring and Management: How MSPs Can Put Security First and Better Protect Their Clients

• European cloud computing market to surpass $140 billion by 2028

• ISC Stormcast For Thursday, June 10th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7536, (Thu, Jun 10th)

• Verizon Advanced SASE solution merges SD WAN capabilities with network security services

• Kinetic Business DDoS Mitigation Service helps customers protect networks from attacks

• ¡De nuevo incluidos en el Cuadrante Mágico de Gartner para APM!

• Bell Labs, the Colonial Pipeline and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

• Qrypt Cloud Entropy Portal secures cryptography through the cloud

• Biden revokes Trump-era executive orders that sought to ban AliPay, TikTok, WeChat

• Cisco Webex innovations deliver flexibility and personalization for the hybrid workforce

• Nutanix Elevate Service Provider Program expands hybrid and multicloud solutions delivery

• Meat Company JBS Confirms it Paid $11M Ransom in Cyberattack

• SMART Modular T5PFLC FIPS 140-2 SSDs protects sensitive data against cyberattacks

• Avaya Cloud Office capabilities enhance cloud communications for global businesses

• NetApp ONTAP software powers data services on premises and in the cloud

• CyberArk Identity Security Platform enhancements secure risky access and broaden identity protection

• Zyxel adds new WiFi 6 Mesh products to its portfolio

• Cohesity DataProtect BaaS offering now available for European organizations

• JBS paid REvil hackers $11 million ransom in bitcoin, according to Wall Street Journal report

• ALPACA gnaws through TLS protection to snarf cookies and steal data

• macOS Monterey Allows You to Erase a Mac Without Needing to Reinstall the Operating System

• Apple Explains How Spatial Audio Head Tracking Will Work on Apple TV

• Samsung introduces 8nm RF chip architecture to strengthen 5G communications

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