IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-16

• SolarWinds hackers exploited iOS 0-day to compromise iPhones

• How disinformation monitoring helps agencies break down attacks

• Fixing ‘concept drift’: Retraining AI systems to deliver accurate insights at the edge

• Top CVEs Trending with Cybercriminals

• Linux Variant of HelloKitty Ransomware Targets VMware ESXi Servers

• iOS 15’s Focus Mode Helps You Stay on Task

• Right or Left, You Should Be Worried About Big Tech Censorship

• Common Security Lapses That Empower Cybercriminals

• Researchers Create New Approach to Detect Brand Impersonation

• Bad bot activity on sports betting websites rises during Euro 2020

• How to leverage accountability to ensure sustainable enterprise data security

• An Overall Philosophy on the Use of Critical Threat Intelligence

• How to install SELinux on Ubuntu Server 20.04

• REvil is Off-Line

• New LinkedIn phishing campaign found using Google Forms

• 3 Myths About Threat Actors and Password Safety

• FAA seeks best practices for drone-based infrastructure inspections

• NSF seeks partners for blockchain business programs

• The number of false positive security alerts is staggering. Here’s what you can do to reduce yours

• Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of July 16, 2021

• With 5G coming, it’s time to plug security gaps

• Tesla “Recalls” Vehicles in China due to Safety Glitch

• 5 #TrendTips for Open Source Security

• Main Considerations for Securing Enterprise 5G Networks

• This Week in Security News – July 16, 2021

• How To Manage a Remote Workforce So as To Protect Them From Cyber Threats

• Kaseya victim struggling with decryption after REvil goes dark

• This npm Package Could Have Brought Down Cloudflare’s Entire CDN and Millions of Websites

• What’s at Stake When the Transportation Sector Lags Behind in Cybersecurity

• Some Apple Stores Decorated in Flag Colors to Celebrate New International Apple Watch Bands

• What Cops Understand About Copyright Filters: They Prevent Legal Speech

• How to configure SSL/TLS for a Http Client or a Server

• Deals: AirPods Max Hit $100 Off for the First Time, Get All Colors at $449

• Recent Attacks Lead to Renewed Calls for Banning Ransom Payments

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

• Targeted Phishing Attack against Ukrainian Government Expands to Georgia

• Congress might not clear defense spending, policy bills until December

• IoT Attacks Increased 700% in just over Two Years

• Australian Organizations Spent $55 Million in Ransom Payments

• Defcon Talk Prompts New Windows Print Spooler Flaw Warning

• Apple Seeds Second Public Betas of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, tvOS 15, and watchOS 8

• Apple Releases Second Public Beta of macOS 12 Monterey

• Don’t Let Police Arm Autonomous or Remote-Controlled Robots and Drones

• Critical Juniper Bug Allows DoS, RCE Against Carrier Networks

• The Evolving Role of the CISO

• Israel Launches Anti-Ransomware Campaign to Prevent Cyberattacks

• State Department Pays up to $10M for Information on Foreign Cyberattacks

• Apple Seeds Second Public Betas of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15

• Will China Retaliate Against U.S. Chip Sanctions?

• You’ll want to shut down the Windows Print Spooler service (yes, again): Another privilege escalation bug found

• REvil Ransomware Uses DLL Sideloading

• Cisco Patches High-Risk Flaw in ASA, FTD Software

• Kremlin Does Not Know Why All Websites Linked to Hacker Group REvil Are Down

• ClearDATA Announces Support for AWS for Health Initiative

• Are you READY for (ISC)² Security Congress?

• DoD Adds Two More (ISC)² Certifications to Requirements for Cybersecurity Staff

• Six existential threats posed by the future of 5G (Part Two)

• Cyber Insurers Might Be Making the Ransomware Problem Worse

• Banks now rely on a few cloud computing giants. That’s creating some unexpected new risks

• Wanted: State-backed bandits planning cyberattacks on US infrastructure. Reward: $10m

• Apple Watch Chief Kevin Lynch to Work on Apple Car Development

• Ransomware threat to SonicWall Customers

• BrandPost: Achieving Zero Trust with Network Data

• BrandPost: How a Higher-Ed Institution Validates Security Incidents in Minutes with ExtraHop

• BrandPost: ExtraHop Contributes Network Security Expertise to MITRE ATT&CK Framework

• US offers huge reward in fight against state-sponsored cybercriminals

• Windows 0-Days Used Against Dissidents in Israeli Broker’s Spyware

• Critical WooCommerce Vulnerability Targeted Hours After Patch

• Google: New Chrome Zero-Day Being Exploited

• More PrintNightmare: “We TOLD you not to turn the Print Spooler back on!”

• LogRhythm is a Nine-Time Gartner SIEM Magic Quadrant Leader

• Stalkers: ‘Ugly Truth’ of Facebook Staff Abusing Private Data

• How can we get rid of them and why law enforcement is not really the answer

• Here are the Top Online Scams You Need to Avoid Today

• A procurement paradigm for digital government

• Biden’s executive order on federal workforce equity: What happens next

• 4 healthcare risk management tips for secure cloud migration

• Want to earn $10 million? Snitch on a cybercrook!

• Fashion Retailer Guess Confirms Data Breach

• Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome

• Cisco Releases Security Updates

• Deals: Get the HomePod Mini for $89.99 at B&H Photo ($9 Off)

• iPhone 12 Depreciates Less Than iPhone 11, Study Finds

• Iranian APT Charming Kitten Attempts to Steal Private Data from Specialists Who Study the Middle East

• Forefront Dermatology Data Breach Affects 2.4 Million Patients

• Fraudsters siphoned off unemployment benefits from recipients in the throes of the pandemic

• Why the Fed hates cryptocurrencies and especially stablecoins

• Critical Vulnerabilities Spotted In WordPress Plugin Frontend File Manager

• FCW Insider: July 16, 2021

• Artwork Archive cloud storage misconfiguration exposed user data

• Fastest VPN 2021: Top services tested and compared

• Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 Publishes Report on Mespinoza Group

• 4 Future Integrated Circuit Threats to Watch

• Microsoft alerts about a new Windows Print Spooler vulnerability

• Microsoft: New Unpatched Bug In Windows Print Spooler

• Hooking Candiru: Another Mercenary Spyware Comes Into Focus

• Chinese APT LuminousMoth Abuses Zoom Brand For Gov’t Attacks

• U.S. Gov’t Offers $10 Million For Info On Hackers Targeting Infrastructure

• U.S. Customs Seizing Record Numbers of Counterfeit Wireless Headphones Since AirPods Pro Launched

• COVID-19 Vaccine Passports: 5 Security Tips for You and Your Family

• The Security Threat of Voice Cloning | Avast

• When ‘Later’ Never Comes: Putting Small Business Cybersecurity First

• Vulnerabilities in Etherpad Collaboration Tool Allow Data Theft

• Google Adds HTTPS-First Mode to Chrome

• How to Attract More Computer Science Grads to the Cybersecurity Field

• 3 reasons to use network diagram software

• Hackers Could Locally Exploit a New Windows Spooler Vulnerability

• A Cryptomining Farm Was Discovered in Ukraine

• Popular Fashion Seller Guess Alerts Its Clients Over Possible Data Breach

• Artwork Archive cloud storage misconfiguration exposed user data, revenue records

• Apple Arcade Gets Three New Classics, Including Angry Birds Reloaded

• IoT Malware Infections Increased by 700% Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

• Hackers Can Locally Exploit a New Windows Spooler Vulnerability and Gain System Privileges

• Google Parts Ways With Cloudera Cofounder – Report

• Securiti allies with Snowflake to manage and secure data

• Leveraging API Hooking for code deobfuscation with Frida

• Toddler mobile banking malware surges across Europe

• Microsoft: New Unpatched Bug in Windows Print Spooler

• Jihadist content targeted on Internet Archive platform

• Google Chrome 91.0.4472.164 fixes a new zero-day exploited in the wild

• The HelloKitty Ransomware Linux Version Targets VMware ESXi Servers

• Biden Administration announces flurry of new anti-ransomware efforts

• WhatsApp Tests Message Sending Without Smartphone

• UK Spy Agency Releases Annual Threat Report

• Israeli Firm Helped Governments Target Journalists, Activists with 0-Days and Spyware

• Social Security Numbers Exposed Following Tulsa Ransomware Attack

• WooCommerce Fixes Bug Affecting Millions of WordPress Websites

• DevilsTongue Spyware Targets Windows Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

• Does using a VPN slow down your Internet?

• Battery Gigafactory Planned For Coventry

• Check Point Software named a “Champion” in Global Security Leadership Matrix 2021

• Chinese APT LuminousMoth abuses Zoom brand to target gov’t agencies

• Several Vulnerabilities Patched in ‘MDT AutoSave’ Industrial Automation Product

• Trump Hacker and Friends on a Mission to Fix the Internet

• Threat Actors Use Marvel’s Black Widow Movie To Spread Malware

• 25 Free & Open Source Cybersecurity Tools for Businesses

• Addressing User Access in IT Security Compliance

• OneLogin Eases Adoption of Zero Trust Framework with Delegated Administration

• Asian Government Entities Targeted by Chinese Cyberspies in APT Campaign

• What is scareware?

• The 15 biggest data breaches of the 21st century

• Move over XDR, it’s time for security observability, prioritization, and validation (SOPV)

• Child trafficking: 92 minor victims identified across Europe

• Facebook Suspends Accounts Used by Iranian Hackers to Target US Military Personnel

• New enhanced Joker Malware samples appear in the threat landscape

• Twitter Testing New Edge-to-Edge Timeline Layout for Photos, Surveys Users on Ability to Edit Tweets

• U.S. Government sets up ransomware task force, offers $10 million reward for info

• Microsoft points the finger at Israeli spyware seller for DevilsTongue attacks

• 1.2 Million People Affected by Practicefirst’s Supply Chain Ransomware Breach

• Multiple BaseXX Obfuscations, (Fri, Jul 16th)

• Didi shares tank 7% after Chinese regulators visit the ride-hailing giant for cybersecurity review

• Apple Holds Screening Event of ‘Ted Lasso’ Season Two Ahead of Global Premiere Next Week

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

• May ransomware blight all the cyber stragglers and let God sort them out

• Ask Chloé: Returning to the Office

• Weekly Update 252

• Source Defense is One of the First to Offer Critical Security Technology in the SecurityScorecard Integrate360° Marketplace

• Threat Modeling in the Age of Automation

• New infosec products of the week: July 16, 2021

• Chinese regulators from 7 departments visit Didi for cybersecurity review

• 15-Year-Old Linux Netfilter Vulnerability Let Hackers Bypass All Modern Security Mitigations

• How to strike the balance between privacy and personalization in healthcare and beyond

• A Tsunami of Cyber Crimes ejected by Australian Ransomware Payments

• Morgan Stanley Customer Data accessed by hackers

• Windows Print Spooler hit with local privilege escalation vulnerability

• Update Your Chrome Browser to Patch New Zero‑Day Bug Exploited in the Wild

• The rise of the Developer Experience Engineer, and why it matters

• ESET: new generation viruses will be able to imitate human behavior

• Microsoft Warns of New Unpatched Windows Print Spooler Vulnerability

• Physical threats increase as employees return to the office

• Security Evangelist or Zealot – Where to Draw the Line

• (ISC)² Offers Free Access to Ransomware Education | #RANSOMWAREWEEK

• How a man used a fake finger to trick his smartphone biometrics

• 57% of reported incidents are caused by insiders

• Governance metrics lagging in ESG reporting across major organizations

• Small Businesses Save Up to 60% in McAfee and Visa Partnership

• Move to all-flash object storage to occur within five years

• A brief guide on building audio and video live streaming platform

• Are Your Employees’ Old Phone Numbers Creating Vulnerabilities?

• Bug bounty platform urges need for firms to have vulnerability disclosure policy

• ISC Stormcast For Friday, July 16th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7588, (Fri, Jul 16th)

• Platform9 Managed KubeVirt unifies virtual machines and Kubernetes stacks

• Strata Maverics Identity Discovery reduces cloud migration project times from months to hours

• Sunlight Infrastructure Manager and Marketplace simplifies deployment of apps in edge environments

• Spectral Logs enables additional layer to existing protection of code and data

• Qrypt Quantum Data at Rest app offers secure data storage with one-time pad encryption

• The Tower of Babel: How Public Interest Internet is Trying to Save Messaging and Banish Big Social Media

• Sports events and online streaming: prepare your cybersecurity

• GuidePoint Security expands its IAM consulting practice to reduce cyber risk

• 1Password Events API delivers real-time insight on password activity

• Tech & Terrorism: Facebook Puts Onus On Users to Identify Extremism

• Microsoft, Google, Citizen Lab blow lid off zero-day bug-exploiting spyware sold to governments

• Securiti partners with Snowflake to enable protection of sensitive data in the Data Cloud

• Kloudspot and Cisco Meraki help organizations offer safer and smarter workspace experiences

• Build a data lakehouse to avoid a data swamp

• Today’s Headlines and Commentary

• Verge.io partners with CloudFabrix to provide data center transformation for organizations

• Gas station owners sue Colonial Pipeline after ransomware attack

• Top 10 Cybersecurity Trends For 2022

• CrowdStrike Falcon Pro for Mac Wins Fourth AV-Comparatives Approved Security Product Award

• Get Used to Hearing About Cybersecurity Concerns

• July 2021 Patch Tuesday: Greatest Number of Updates for Ongoing Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Year-to-Date

• CertiK raises $37M to accelerate the development of innovative products and expand the team

• Thrive acquires S7 Technology Group to enhance its financial services practice

• Intrepid acquires Darkblade Systems to expand support of IC in cybersecurity

• 2021-07-15 – TA551 (Shathak) Trickbot gtag zev1 with Cobalt Strike

• How ColorTokens relays zero trust data to remote employees, third parties

• Attackers Exploited 4 Zero-Day Flaws in Chrome, Safari & IE

• What’s the difference between high availability and backup again?

• AFS hires cybersecurity executive Rick Driggers

• New Relic appoints Anita Lynch as CDO and announces promotions to C-Suite leadership

• Developer Education: Learning to Secure Code on Demand

• IronNet named a “Vendor Who Shaped the Year” for second time by IDC

• Apple’s Back to School Deals Now Live in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East

• Linode appoints Joseph Zhou as CISO

• Backlash to retail use of facial recognition grows after Michigan teen unfairly kicked out of skating rink

• US government launches ‘StopRansomware’ site

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-15

• U.S Govt launches new website to fight ransomware, help victims

• Vulnerability Management: How a Risk-Based Approach Can Increase Efficiency and Effectiveness

• Hazelcast unveils real-time intelligent app platform for analytics

• State Dept. to Pay Up to $10M for Information on Foreign Cyberattacks

• Sitdown with a SOC Star: 13 Questions With Axel Schulz of the University of Toronto

• Israeli surveillance firm Candiru used Windows zero-days to deploy spyware

• How to prevent software piracy

• High-tide flood risk is accelerating, putting coastal economies at risk

• Zero-Day Attacks on Critical WooCommerce Bug Threaten Databases

• Secretive Israeli Exploit Company Behind Wave of Zero-Day Exploits

• Manage RDP and SSH connectivity at scale with Azure Bastion

• Poker player jailed for illegal video streaming, downloading websites

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• Labor Department seeks funding for staffing surges

• ‘Democratizing data’ and the promise of JADC2

• OMB provides key guidance for TMF proposals amid surge in submissions

• How smart cities gain traction

• Three steps to building digital resilience

• US Government Launches One-Stop Resource Shop: StopRansomware.gov

• US State Department offering $10 million reward for state-backed hackers

• CISA Launches New Website to Aid Ransomware Defenders

• The SolarWinds Hackers Used an iOS Flaw to Compromise iPhones

• The Four Building Blocks for Any Security Team

• How to leverage accountability to ensure sustainable enterprise security

• Article 17 Copyright Directive: The Court of Justice’s Advocate General Rejects Fundamental Rights Challenge But Defends Users Against Overblocking

• Cisco Talos researchers find crypto mining detections have doubled in the last year

• IoT-Specific Malware Infections Jumped 700% Amid Pandemic

• Microsoft: Israeli Firm’s Tools Used to Target Activists, Dissidents

• Five Common Pitfalls in Application Protection

• BSidesNoVA 2021 – Marcelle Lee’s, Jesse Tebrake’s, Jonathan Tomek’s And Steve Higdon’s ‘Panel: Certs Vs. No Certs’

• Xiaomi Surpasses Apple to Become Number Two Worldwide Smartphone Vendor in Q2 2021

• Hong Kong’s National Security Law and the Right to a Fair Trial: Mission Impossible?

• After Didi Fiasco, China Imposes Cybersecurity Reviews on Foreign IPOs

• Ransomware Risk in Unpatched, EOL SonicWall SRA and SMA 8.x Products

• KiwiSDR Has Had A Backdoor With Root Access For Years

• Safari Zero-Day Used In LinkedIn Campaign

• Deals: Apple’s 256GB 2020 iPad Air Drops to New Low of $639 in Rose Gold ($110 Off)

• How S&P Global is measuring cyber risks to credit ratings

• SonicWall warns of ‘imminent’ SMA 100/SRA ransomware attacks

• Consumer Rights Group in Spain Demands Apple Compensate Customers for iPhone Slowdowns Caused by iOS 14.5 and 14.6

• Juniper Networks Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• Exploit broker Zerodium is looking for VMware vCenter Server exploits

• Google Explained 4 0-Day Bugs Exploited Recently in Wide Against Chrome, IE, Safari

• Versa Networks Newest Competitor in 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program

• Russian Hackers Disguised as LinkedIn Networkers Spreading Malware

• APT Campaign by Chinese Cyberspies Targeting Asian Governments

• Facebook: Iranian Hackers Target Military, Aerospace Entities in the US

• Apple Safari Leaks Cookies, so ‘Russia-Backed’ Hackers Attack Targets

• SpearTip Finds New Diavol Ransomware Does Steal Data

• You Won’t Lose Your Apple TV Remote With Elago’s New AirTag Remote Case

• Mophie Debuts 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand That Works With Apple’s MagSafe Charger

• Microsoft says Israeli company is behind malware that affected Windows PCs

• Why confidential computing is key to securing cryptocurrencies

• Facebook says it disrupted Iranian hacking campaign tied to Tortoiseshell gang

• Kaspersky Unveils the Riskiest Android Messaging Apps

• Biden Administration to Announce Counter-Ransomware Task Force

• Palo Alto Networks Patches Flaws in Prisma Cloud Compute, Cortex XDR Agent

• The Code Red worm 20 years on – what have we learned?

• Report: Facebook Has Fired 52 Employees For Spying On Users

• How to Bridge On-Premises and Cloud Identity

• Facebook Catches Iranian Spies Catfishing US Military Targets

• Simplifying the Management of Cross-OS IT Environments

• HelloKitty ransomware now targets VMware ESXi servers

• Interesting Apple Accessories Worth Checking Out

• Verifiable design in modern systems

• How to add the mic and camera killswitches in Android 12

• How to Fix Your Failing End-to-End Tests?

• BSidesNoVA 2021 – Nivedita Murthy’s ‘The Vulnerability Deluge: How To Dig In’

• Next Emoji Candidates Include Melting Face, Saluting Face, Coral, Bird’s Nest, Biting Lip, Troll, Bubbles and More

• Announcing the Top MSRC 2021 Q2 Security Researchers – Congratulations!

• CISSPs from Around The Globe: An Interview with Theresa Grafenstine

• How Digital First will revolutionise the customer EMV card issuance journey

• US Offers $10m Reward For Information On Foreign Hackers

• BIOPASS malware abuses OBS Studio to spy on victims

• White House to do crypto tracking and offer $10 million reward to nab ransomware spreading criminals

• Amazon launches HealthLake in general availability

• SonicWall Warns Firewall Hardware Bugs Under Attack

• Fake Zoom App Dropped by New APT ‘LuminousMoth’

• White House Announces Ransomware Task Force

• This is the data watchdog! Surrender your Matt Hancock smoochy-kiss pics right now!

• 3G Networks Are Shutting Down; What Will Happen to Your Older Devices?

• Chinese Hackers Exploit New SolarWinds Zero-Day in Targeted Attacks

• Our Commitment to Investing in Channel Partners in 2021

• Protecting customers from a private-sector offensive actor using 0-day exploits and DevilsTongue malware

• Amazon Acquires Facebook’s Satellite Internet Team

• REvil Ransomware Gang Suddenly Disappear – Dark Web Sites Are Down

• Spamhaus Botnet Threat Update: Q2-2021

• Why Implementation Groups Are So Important to CIS Controls v8

• Threats to the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games

• Apple’s Chip Partner TSMC to Begin Mass Production of 5nm Chips at New Arizona Factory in 2024

• Romanian Cryptojacking Gang Targets Linux-machines with Weak Passwords

• SonicWall warns users of “imminent ransomware campaign”

• API Security Weekly: Issue #142

• US offers $10 million reward in hunt for state-sponsored ransomware attackers

• U.S. Offers $10 Million Rewards for Information on Foreign Hackers

• What to Look for in an Effective Threat Hunter

• Unconventional Warfare Results that Appear to be Bad Luck

• VicTrack & DTEX: Security Product for Business Continuity Planning?

• SonicWall warns of ‘imminent ransomware’ attacks on its EOL products

• iPhone 12 Pro Max Seeing Strong Demand in U.S. as Consumer Spending Rises

• Marvel’s Newest Movie Black Widow Served with a Side of Malware

• Regulating facial recognition technology? It’s the ‘Wild West out there,’ says US law boffin

• Guess Fashion Retailer Admits Data Breach Following Ransomware Attack

• Prioritize and execute: Getting DOD to zero trust faster

• Ransomware attackers are growing bolder and using new extortion methods

• iOS Zero-Day Let SolarWinds Hackers Compromise iPhones

• Google Details Recent Malware Campaigns Amid Uptick In Zero-Day Attacks

• Deals: ZAGG Offers 25% Off During Sitewide Flash Sale, Including Mophie’s Best Chargers and Portable Batteries

• New Joker Malware Variant Targets Android Apps

• TSMC Considers Construction Of Japanese Factory – Report

• 1Password’s new API pipes data into third-party tools such as Splunk

• Passwordless Authentication Startup Stytch Raises $30 Million

• Coinbase Users Face Ongoing Phishing Attacks

• Three Approaches to an XDR Architecture

• How to Set a Cybersecurity Baseline for Your Vendors – and Hold Them to It

• 5 Common Key Management Challenges (Part 1 of 6)

• This ransomware gang hunts for evidence of crime to pressure victims into paying a ransom

• Become an expert in cybersecurity with this $69 lifetime training membership

• Phishing continues to be one of the easiest paths for ransomware: report

• Tobacco products worth more than € 2 million seized in Spain and Portugal

• New Zero-Trust API Offers Mobile Carrier Authentication to Developers

• China’s Cyberspies Targeting Southeast Asian Government Entities

• Music Streaming Services Point to Labels in Inquiry into Unfair Artist Royalties

• Hancitor Is Using Well-Known Tricks to Spread Malware

• Ransomware Campaign Poses a Threat to EOL 8.x Firmware: SonicWall Security Notification Released

• Administrator’s Guide, Part 3: What Makes Passwordless, Dare We Say It, Phish-Proof?

• ARM Touts Performance Per Watt As New ‘Moore’s Law’

• Digital Executive Protection: Protecting Highly Visible Individuals from Personal Cyber Attacks

• Tulsa Says Network Hack Gained Some Social Security Numbers

• New StopRansomware.gov website – The U.S. Government’s One-Stop Location to Stop Ransomware

• PrintNightmare

• Explosion of 0-day exploits: The bad news and the good news

• Implementing Controls Without Breaking Everything (Including the Bank)

• Cybereason Raises $275 Million to Fuel Growth

• The Internet of Things is a Complete Mess (and how to Fix it)

• New Report: Ransomware, Vulnerabilities and IoT Security Threats

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday July Addresses 117 Flaws Including 9 Zero-Days

• Safari Zero-Day Used in Malicious LinkedIn Campaign

• Colorado Passes Consumer Privacy Law

• BazarBackdoor Uses Nested RAR and ZIP Archives to Sneak in

• Ransomware’s Russia problem

• Microsoft Launches ‘Cloud PC’ Service With Windows 365

• Brand Phishing Report Q2 2021: Microsoft Continues Reign

• From a Submarine to Cybersecurity: Tripwire Expands in Continental Europe

• Lenovo Working on Patches for BIOS Vulnerabilities Affecting Many Laptops

• How to Access Mobile Carrier Authentication for Continuous, Zero Trust Security

• iPhone 13 Rumored to Feature WiFi-6E Offering Improved Speed and Range

• What Is Biometric Authentication? A Complete Overview [Updated 2021]

• NortonLifeLock sniffs around Avast, announces ‘advanced discussions’ for acquisition

• Ransomware Attacks Targeting Unpatched EOL SonicWall SMA 100 VPN Appliances

• Webinar Recap: Tool Sprawl – The Trillion Dollar Problem in Cybersecurity

• Top 10 Most Dangerous Banking Malware That Can Empty Your Bank Account

• June 2021 Cyber Attacks Statistics

• Screenshots and Shortcuts – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 196

• Twitter To Shut Down Disappearing ‘Fleets’

• Report sheds light on ‘cocky’ but ‘creative’ Mespinoza ransomware group

• Microsoft’s New Cloud PC Service Can Stream Windows to Mac and iPad

• Startup hopes the world is ready to buy quantum processors

• Health officials rail against Pfizer’s push for COVID boosters—for many reasons

• Microsoft discovers critical SolarWinds zero-day under active attack

• 6 resume mistakes CISOs still make

• Business email compromise (BEC) attacks take phishing to the next level

• Avast Hacker Archives Episode 8 – Dave Aitel | Avast

• Criminals Targeted Security Gaps at Financial Services Firms as Employees Moved to WFH

• APT Malicious Campaigns Target Asian Entities

• Cybersecurity metrics for web applications

• Latest iOS 15 and watchOS 8 Beta Lets Users Install Software Updates with Less Available Storage

• What Is Session Hijacking. Session Hijacking Types

• How Microsoft is creating a new ‘cloud PC category’ with Windows 365

• Restoring your privacy costs money, which makes it a marker of class

• I already have Windows Defender – why do I need another antimalware tool?

• Google Details iOS, Chrome, IE Zero-Day Flaws Exploited Recently in the Wild

• AT&T Planning Expansion of 5G mmWave to Additional U.S. Airports By the End of 2021

• Want to add antivirus to your existing portfolio?

• Disrupting Ransomware with Advanced File System Techniques

• (IN)SECURE Magazine issue 69 released

• Hard to see how paying ransoms ever ends well: Telstra CEO

• Barbary Pirates and Russian Cybercrime

• 22% of exploits for sale in underground forums are more than three years old

• Microsoft July 2021 Patch Tuesday Roundup

• Fraud and Abuse Continues in the New Normal of eCommerce and Travel

• macOS: Bashed Apples of Shlayer and Bundlore

• The real cost of MSSPs not implementing new tech

• What’s next on the agenda for Chief Compliance Officers?

• Multi-cloud environments creating additional security challenges

• Prepare your defense against cybercriminals with ransomware best practice resources | #RansomwareWeek

• Empowering women in the field of ethics and compliance

• A mid-year update for Cybersecurity – 4 trends to watch

• Acquisition news trending in the world of Mobile Security and Cloud

• Election hack is possible, says Germany

• Cybercriminals customizing malware for attacks on virtual infrastructure

• Healthcare suffering from DNS attacks more than other industries

• Most Important Cyber Threat Intelligence Tools For Hackers & Security Professionals 2021

• ISC Stormcast For Thursday, July 15th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7586, (Thu, Jul 15th)

• Cloud infrastructure spending reached $15.1 billion in 1Q21

• Chinese ride hailing rivals look to take advantage of Didi’s troubles

• StrikeReady Recon assists organizations in protecting their mission-critical infrastructure and systems

• Attivo Networks IDEntitleX reduces the attack surface for identities and entitlements in the cloud

• Bitdefender launches XEDR solution to improve security efficacy against cyberattacks

• Fleets existence on Twitter was indeed fleeting

• USPS Phishing Using Telegram to Collect Data, (Tue, Jul 13th)

• Illumio Core advancements help protect key assets from cyberattacks and ransomware

• Perception Point releases Advanced Threat Protection for Amazon S3 buckets

• SAIC CloudScend helps federal agencies accelerate the migration to the cloud

• Mimecast CyberGraph helps detect sophisticated phishing and impersonation attacks

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes 13 critical flaws, including 4 under active attack

• Zoho BI Platform empowers businesses with AI-driven analytics and real-time insights

• SecPod SanerNow 5.0 extends vulnerability assessment capabilities to network infrastructure

• Qualtrics helps orgs use employee feedback to enhance productivity, innovation, and growth

• CCC Digital Key 3.0 enables drivers and passengers to use their mobile device as a digital key hands-free

• So nice of China to put all of its network zero-day vulns in one giant database no one will think to break into

• ADTRAN’s XGS-PON technology enhances Armstrong’s 10G fiber access platform

• Ransomware: Quis custodiet ipsos custodes

• Cybersixgill DVE Score integrates with the Swimlane SOAR platform

• Automatice su rutina de TI con la función de flujo de trabajo de OpManager

• IQ-Analog selects Diakopto’s ParagonX to improve performance of their ICs

• CMC Networks chooses Juniper Networks to offer managed AI-driven SD-WAN solution in Africa

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