IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-08-05

• API Security Need to Know: Avoiding the Top 5 API Authentication Pitfalls

• CISA launches new initiative to combat ransomware

• Where to find the best-paying cybersecurity jobs

• US Teams Up with Companies to Defend Critical Infrastructure

• Apple Walks a Privacy Tightrope to Spot Child Abuse in iCloud

• Apple Confirms Detection of Child Sexual Abuse Material is Disabled When iCloud Photos is Turned Off

• Black Hat: Enterprise players face ‘one-two-punch’ extortion in ransomware attacks

• FireEye Q2 results disappoint investors

• Security Researchers Express Alarm Over Apple’s Plans to Scan iCloud Images, But Practice Already Widespread

• Russian group releases stolen credit cards on dark web. Here’s how to protect yourself from criminals

• 3 steps to create a low-friction authentication experience

• CISA director announces ‘Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative’

• Linux Kernel Security Done Right

• Apple’s Plan to “Think Different” About Encryption Opens a Backdoor to Your Private Life

• Payments Begin For Google Plus Lawsuit

• RaaS, REvil, Kaseya, and Your Security Posture

• 30th Anniversary of the World Wide Web | Avast

• CISA to partner with Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Verizon, AT&T and more for cyberdefense initiative

• Tech Titans Join US Cyber Team to Fight Ransomware

• Apple Introducing New Child Safety Features, Including Scanning Users’ Photo Libraries for Known Sexual Abuse Material

• One million U.S. and global credit cards released on dark web by Russian-speaking group

• Six months in: What we learned by analyzing threat data from the first half of 2021

• 3 Major Benefits of Cloud Migration: Automation

• Aussie Rapper Shares Cyber-Stalking Ordeal

• XKCD ‘Logic Gates’

• Make Cyberattacks Like Hafnium Irrelevant

• Security BSides Athens 2021 – Talk 8: Leonidas Tsaousis’ ‘Click Here For Free TV! Chaining Bugs To Takeover Wind Vision Account’

• U.S. Infrastructure Bill Allocates $2 Billion to Cybersecurity

• 16 Civil Society Organizations Call on Congress to Fix the Cryptocurrency Provision of the Infrastructure Bill

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• Forrester: Adopting fraud-fighting AI requires the right technical framework

• More than 12,500 vulnerabilities disclosed in first half of 2021: Risk Based Security

• #BHUSA: The Serious Disinformation Threat Posed by GPT-3

• FTC Warns of Phishing Text Scam

• Apple Music Artists Can Now Share Milestones With Fans

• Quick Hits

• Biden puts his stamp on FLRA, Thrift Board

• “Cobalt Strike” network attack tool patches crashtastic server bug

• Amazon will pay you $10 for your palm prints. Should you be worried?

• How to secure bitcoin: What are the best ways to keep it safe?

• Microsoft Launches JIT-Free ‘Super Duper Secure Mode’ Edge Browser Experiment

• A Silicon Valley Venture Capital Firm Attacked by A Ransomware; Asked for Ransom

• Over 92% of Pharmaceutical Firms are Prone to Cyber Attacks, New Report Highlights

• Determine More Effective Countermeasures With Vulnerability Scanning

• Israel, Africa and Libya: Morocco’s Foreign Policy Trump Cards

• 2021 Phishing & BEC Attacks

• Frontdoor Announces Second-Quarter 2021 Revenue Increase of 11 Percent to $462 Million

• SentinelOne Unveils Storyline Active Response (STAR) To Transform XDR

• Hotcobalt – Cobalt Strike DoS Vulnerability Allows Blocking C2 Communication

• ReversingLabs raises $56M to combat software supply chain attacks

• Researchers Find Significant Vulnerabilities in macOS Privacy Protections

• VMware Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• CISA Releases Security Advisory for InterNiche Products

• Improved Security Testing Procedures

• 2021 Data Security Trends in the US, UK, and Middle East

• Cryptominer ELFs Using MSR to Boost Mining Process

• Sharing the first SimuLand dataset to expedite research and learn about adversary tradecraft

• What is Tor?

• United States to use Amazon, Google and Microsoft to bolster security against Ransomware Attacks

• Uber CEO: Governments, Not Companies, Should Push Vaccinations

• Lead generation firm exposed household data of 63 million Americans

• Back To School Protection, Privacy, and Security Software | Avast

• What Amazon Knows About You | Avast

• Global Risk Report 2021 Snapshot | Avast

• “Garry on Lockdown” Episode 8 | Avast

• Microsoft tests Super-Duper Secure Mode for Edge

• Iran-Linked Hackers Expand Arsenal With New Android Backdoor

• A New Approach to Securing Authentication Systems’ Core Secrets

• Amazon, Google and other tech companies join government effort to fight ransomware

• Evolve With XDR – The Modern Approach to SecOps

• Protecting SMBs Against Kaseya Supply Chain, Zero Day, and Ransomware Attacks

• MacOS Flaw in Telegram Retrieves Deleted Messages

• Mandiant: Microsoft 365 the ‘Holy Grail’ for nation-state hackers

• Why Supply Chain Attacks Are Destined to Escalate

• Organizations Still Struggle to Hire & Retain Infosec Employees: Report

• SHOCKER: Senate Says Security Sucks—Still

• How Secure is Your Network for Hybrid Working?

• Untangle Taps Brigantia Partners To Grow SMB Security Distribution in the UK

• Facebook Seeks To Analyse Encrypted Messages – Report

• Black Hat: Microsoft’s Patch for Windows Hello Bypass Bug is Faulty, Researchers Say

• Reduce your risk with Exchange Server security best practices

• Cisco Releases Security Updates 

• Manual security testing services vs. automated AppSec tools: Which to use?

• Working AirPower Prototype Shown in Video Clip

• iTunes Match Users Frustratingly Report Widespread Issues

• 125% Increase in Cyber Intrusion Activities

• US Senate Finds Systemic Cybersecurity Failures In Federal Agencies

• API Security Weekly: Issue #145

• Google’s new Nest lineup includes a Doorbell and Cams

• Black Hat: Charming Kitten Leaves More Paw Prints

• Researchers crack new Let’s Encrypt validation feature

• What is SCA security?

• iPadOS 15: How to Use Quick Notes

• Apple Shares Compatibility Details for Mac Pro’s New Radeon Pro W6000 Graphics

• New PayPal Credential Phishing Scam Spotted

• Cisco Patches Critical Vulnerability in Small Business VPN Routers

• CISO Stories Podcast: Managing the Security Product Salesperson

• TechScape: Why Hacker Summer Camp And Pandemics Don’t Mix

• Black Hat: Security Bugs Allow Takeover Of Capsule Hotel Rooms

• Black Hat: Let’s All Help Cyber Immunize Each Other

• Critical Cobalt Strike Bug Leaves Botnet Servers Vulnerable To Takedown

• Crucial cybersecurity expenses not getting the budget they deserve

• NSA, CISA release Kubernetes hardening guidance following Colonial Pipeline, other attacks

• Google starts taking preorders for new Nest security lineup with new Doorbell and Cams

• SharePoint File-Shares Exploited in Phishing Campaign

• vpnMentor Report Reveals 63M U.S. Users’ Information Leaked

• Chinese Hackers Targeting Russian Federal Agencies

• China-Linked Cyberespionage Operation Suggests Interest in SCADA Systems

• Affinity Creative Apps Gain Memory Optimization Update Making Some Tasks Up to 10 Times Quicker

• Developers Complain as App Store Feature Promotes Rip-Off Apps

• Deals: 40mm GPS Apple Watch Series 6 Returns to Record Low Price on Amazon ($69 Off)

• INFRA:HALT Vulnerabilities Affect NicheStack: Industrial Devices Compromised

• Got a cheap Cisco router in your home office? If it’s one of these, there’s an exposed RCE hole you need to plug

• New Haron Ransomware Bears Striking Resemblance To Avaddon

• DoppelPaymer Ransomware Gangs Rebrands As Grief Group

• Combating Ransomware and APTs with MistNet NDR

• Spam and phishing in Q2 2021

• Newly Discovered Cobalt Strike Bugs Could Allow the Takedown of Attackers’ Servers

• How to Protect Your CRM Information from Security Threats

• NSA, CISA Report Outlines Risks, Mitigations for Kubernetes

• Italian energy company ERG hit by LockBit 2.0 ransomware gang

• Duke Energy CEO on company’s quarterly earnings, cybersecurity and outlook

• NSA, CISA release Kubernetes hardening guidance following Fancy Bear attacks

• Security is a Big Data Problem, and It’s Getting Bigger

• Ransomware Gangs and the Name Game Distraction

• Decade-Old Router Bug Could Affect Millions of Devices

• Cybercrime Ransomware ‘Ban’ is No Match for Threat Actors

• YouTube Trials Cheaper Premium Lite Option

• There’s been a rise in stalkerware. And the tech abuse problem goes beyond smartphones

• Researchers Analyze Chinese Malware Used Against Russian Government

• Web Shells and Digital Extortion Drive Triple-Digit Growth in Cyber-Intrusions

• Zoom Lied about End-to-End Encryption

• ERG Energy Group Reports Minor Disruption Following Cyberattack

• LockBit Ransomware Gang Is Now Looking for Employees and Other Insiders to Give Them Access to Corporate Networks

• How to Use iCloud Private Relay

• Understanding iCloud Private Relay – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 199

• Lookalike domains are spreading malware; here’s how to stay safe

• Facebook Defends Cutting Off Researcher Access To Data

• Identity verification startup SentiLink raises $70M

• Steve Jobs’ Biographer Walter Isaacson Is Writing a Book About Elon Musk

• CISA debuts vulnerability disclosure platform

• Defending against attacks on vehicle networks

• DOD could face $4 billion in pandemic reimbursements for contractors

• NSA outlines Wi-Fi safety best practices

• Researchers turn the spotlight on the hidden workers of the cybercrime world

• Das tut mir leid! Germany’s ruling party sorry for calling cops on researcher after she outed canvassing app flaws

• Lemon Duck Develops into a Botnet Trying Hands-On-Keyboard Attacks

• New Robocall Bot on Telegram can Trick Targets Into Giving Up Their Password

• A Wide Range of Cyber Attacks Leveraging Prometheus TDS Malware Service

• Salesforce Release Updates — A Cautionary Tale for Security Teams

• Defunct marketing firm exposed 32GB worth of records, customers data

• Unpatched Security Flaws Expose Mitsubishi Safety PLCs to Remote Attacks

• Vulnerabilities allow for takeover of capsule hotel rooms

• CISOs: Do you know what’s in your company’s products?

• 4 things you should know about cybersecurity pros

• FCW Insider: Aug. 5, 2021

• Ransomware hits Isle of Wight schools

• PJCIS asks for Australia’s ‘hacking’ Bill to gain judicial oversight and sunset clauses

• Round Table: Confident Cyber Security

• Apple TV+ Shares First-Look at Comedy Series ‘Mr. Corman’ Ahead of August 6 Debut

• SentinelOne Storyline Active Response enables SOC teams to be proactive and efficient

• A Complete Guide to IoT Security for Your Business

• Health Care Security Must Mature With 5G

• Free, Ad-Supported IMDb TV Streaming Service Launches Standalone Mobile Apps

• Satori Data Security Policy Engine streamlines data security for enterprises

• Want to add antivirus to your existing portfolio?

• 3D Printing with Kids on Lenovo Yoga 7i

• Threat Hunting Enables Early Detection and Response

• Edge Super Duper Secure Mode turns off the JavaScript JIT compiler for extra security

• Widespread Cyber Espionage Attacks Use New Chinese Spyware

• The destructive power of supply chain attacks and how to secure your code

• Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) – The Rising Threat to Cybersecurity

• Not all authentication is created equal – and that’s a good thing

• Cisco Issues Critical Security Patches to Fix Small Business VPN Router Bugs

• Cisco fixes critical, high severity vulnerabilities in VPN routers

• Ransomware attack disrupts Island Education Federation Servers

• Israel to discuss the use of Offensive Cyber Arms

• Audit finds some former WA government staff still have systems access after termination

• RIP guest access, long live shared channels!

• How to build a zero-trust cloud data architecture

• Blocked DDoS attack volumes up, tech, healthcare and finance most targeted

• Malware, Cybercrime and Cloud Security

• Cybercriminals are manipulating reality to reshape the modern threat landscape

• Security company warns of Mitsubishi industrial control vulnerabilities

• 5G infrastructure market size to reach $80.5 billion by 2028

• Ineffective software delivery costing businesses up to $126 million per year

• What Are the Key Challenges Facing IT and OT?

• The Next Disruptive ICS Attacker: A Disgruntled Insider?

• SAP S/4HANA adoption rebounds as enterprises look to minimize business disruption

• Facebook shuts down NYU misinformation study, sparking outrage

• Optiv Security MXDR offering enables clients to counter critical cyberattacks

• Oregon Examines Spyware Investment Amid Controversy

• NetWitness Ransomware Defense Cloud Services combats threat actors in IT environments

• Elastic Limitless XDR prevents threats at cloud scale on a single platform

• Black Hat 2021 – non‑virtual edition

• #BHUSA: What is the Future of Security Advisories?

• #BHUSA: The 9 Lives of the Charming Kitten Nation-State Attacker

• ManageEngine ADSelfService Plus offers MFA for OWA and EAC to increase mailbox security

• Protiviti enhances ransomware offering to help companies combat disruptive attacks

• Aproveche Device Control Plus para proteger los endpoints Mac y evitar las violaciones de datos a través de los dispositivos periféricos

• Apple Promoting Exclusive Deals for Apple Card Users in the Wallet App

• UnifyTwin Industry 5.0 unifies machine and human intelligence to eliminate digital blind spots

• Top 20 Problems FIM Can Help Solve Part 2

• Code42 partners with Rapid7 to help security teams prioritize risks and strengthen compliance

• Deloitte acquires aeCyberSolutions to boost cybersecurity programs for the industrial sector

• Juniper Networks joins Softbank 5G Consortium to accelerate the adoption of 5G solutions

• Guidepost Solutions hires Lee Williamson as senior managing director for EMEA region

• SANS Institute chooses Pulumi Cloud Engineering Platform to adopt cloud engineering best practices

• Transmit Security appoints Meron Behar as CISO

• Spotting brand impersonation with Swin transformers and Siamese neural networks

• 5 Promising Ways Big Data Deters Cybersecurity Threats

• Black Hat: This is how a naive NSA staffer helped build an offensive UAE security branch

• ‘I’m Calling About Your Car Warranty’, aka PII Hijinx

• Matt Tait warns of ‘stolen’ zero-day vulnerabilities

• #BHUSA: Researchers Criticize Apple Bug Bounty Program

• Advanced Technology Ventures discloses ransomware attack and data breach

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-08-04

• McAfee NSP Provides Superior Security and Performance

• Labor Department moves toward zero trust

• How data can help reduce transportation inequity

• Crowdsourced sensor data powers smoke map

• How the State Department can overcome the trade-offs of its multicloud strategy

• Hypori Virtual Mobility Nominated in 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program

• Black Hat: Security Bugs Allow Takeover of Capsule Hotel Rooms

• Son Charged in Murder of Cybersecurity ‘Genius’

• 4 Significant Misconceptions Around Online Biometric Verification

• 5 Security Measures For Open Source Based Apps

• ITG18: Operational Security Errors Continue to Plague Sizable Iranian Threat Group

• OPM head acknowledges there are “more questions than answers” on federal workforce vaccine policy

• Bob had a bad night: IoT mischief in a capsule hotel takes neighborly revenge to the next level

• Volume of cyber intrusion activity globally jumped 125%: Accenture

• Several Malware Families Targeting IIS Web Servers With Malicious Modules

• WhatsApp Introduces View Once Feature for Videos and Photos

• OPM head: No timeline for implementing new COVID workplace rules

• Black Hat Keynote: Mobile Platforms ‘Actively Obstructing’ Zero-Day Malware Hunters

• An Unexpected Cost-Saving Tool for Software Contract Negotiation Management

• Security Experts Tie Covert Wiper Tool to Iranian Railway Infrastructure Hacking Attempt

• Black Hat: Let’s All Help Cyber-Immunize Each Other

• Second AirPods Pro Firmware Beta Adds Conversation Boost

• Is The Cloud Leaving You Exposed?

• Security BSides Athens 2021 – Talk 6: Sergey Chubarov’s ‘Offensive Azure Security’

• ‘Argylle’ Spy Movie Starring Henry Cavill and Dua Lipa Coming to Apple TV+

• Best cybersecurity certification 2021: Pro courses

• Bob had a bad night: IoT mischief takes neighbourly revenge to the next level in a capsule hotel

• #BHUSA: How Supply-Chain Attacks Change the Economics of Mass Exploitation

• Watch a Hacker Hijack a Hotel Room’s Lights, Fans, and Beds

• Facebook Rolls Out Disappearing WhatsApp Photos, Videos

• Zoom Pays $85m to Settle Privacy Suit

• Watch a Hacker Hijack a Hotel Room’s Lights, Fans, and Beds

• Now’s the Time to Rethink Active Directory Security

• Is Facebook Using Stanford to Silence Its Critics?

• Introducing ‘Known Distributors’

• FluBot malware spreads to Australia

• Facebook open-sources Winterfell, a computational integrity library

• Worried your data protection strategy is dated? Don’t let a ransomware infection prove you right

• Deals: Take Up to $199 Off Apple’s M1 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air at Best Buy and Amazon

• Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 129 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements

• Container Security Using Anchore Toolbox

• Senate Report: Federal Agencies Still Have Poor Cybersecurity Practices

• US Senate: Seven out of Eight Agencies Are Failing on Cyber

• MoD Boosts Cyber-Resilience with Ethical Hacker Project

• Over 60 Million Americans Exposed Through Misconfigured Database

• Personal Data Breach Reports Fall Despite Rising Attacks

• US Seeks Espionage Retrial for Chinese Researcher

• Some Hacked Facebook Users Are Buying Oculus Headsets To Help Get Their Accounts Back

• Polish Border Guard arrest 16 after discovery of illegal cigarette factory

• Demystifying the 18 Checks for Secure Scorecards

• Feedzai acquires behavioural biometrics specialist Revelock to secure cashless commerce

• BrandPost: Why and How to Get Started with SASE

• BrandPost: Top 3 Metrics for Evaluating Passwordless

• Best File & Disk Encryption Tools for Linux>

• NSA issues advice for securing wireless devices

• How VA can succeed with its EHR mega-program

• Cybersecurity pros wanted: Tips for hiring IT and security talent right now

• The FBI and SEC Provided Guidance Against Imposter Scams

• Bot Protection Available in Azure Web App Firewall

• CONTRAST APPLICATION SECURITY PLATFORM CUTS VULNERABILITY ESCAPE RATE (VER) FROM 12 TO 1 IN A YEAR

• Detecting Attacks on Amazon Web Services (AWS)

• SecZetta Brings Third-Party Identity Solution to HIMSS 2021 Booth #C706

• Why supply chains are so vulnerable to hacks

• Security BSides Athens 2021 – Talk 5: Y. Koukouras D. Tsikopoulos – maraki1982: ‘A Management Tool for OAuth2 Phishing’

• Why Van Buren Is Good News for Cybersecurity

• Why digital issuance is the perfect recipe for modern financial services

• BrandPost: How to Make Your Next Cybersecurity Compliance Audit a Breeze

• SEC Head Calls For Power To Regulate Cryptocurrencies

• Coast Guard updates cyber strategy with focus on ‘mission platform’

• The Graph Foundation launches bug bounty program

• US CISA and NSA publish guidance to secure Kubernetes deployments

• ‘Come From Away’ Musical Premiering on Apple TV+ on September 10

• Silicon Valley Venture Capital startup hit by Ransomware

• New Company, Same Commitment: Channel First

• Advanced Technology Ventures Discloses Ransomware Attack

• Microsoft Warns Office 365 Users of ‘Sneaky’ Phishing Campaign

• Congratulations to the MSRC 2021 Most Valuable Security Researchers!

• SolarWinds urges US judge to toss out crap infosec sueball: We got pwned by actual Russia, give us a break

• Facebook Allegedly Analyzes Encrypted Data Without Deciphering It

• Google Patches Critical Android Vulnerabilities

• Supply chain attacks, IoT threats on tap for Black Hat 2021

• China-linked APT31 targets Russia for the first time

• Protect Against BlackMatter Ransomware Before It’s Offered

• Zoom Settles ‘Zoombombing’ Lawsuit, Pays $85 Million

• Security researchers warn of TCP/IP stack flaws in operational technology devices

• Phishing Campaign Dangles SharePoint File-Shares

• Raccoon Stealer Spreads Malware Via Google SEO

• New Chinese Spyware Identified in Massive Cyber Espionage Campaigns

• Sample CompTIA CySA+ test questions with answers

• How to prepare for the CompTIA CySA+ exam

• Despite Data Leak and Glitches, Foreigners able to Register on Vaccine Site

• Report Finds Software Supply Chains Rife with Vulnerabilities

• Deals: Save on Hyper Charging Accessories, 2017 Apple TV 4K ($129.95), and More

• Apple CEO Tim Cook Now the Eighth Highest-Paid Executive in the U.S.

• Chrome casts away the padlock—is it good riddance or farewell?

• READY To Celebrate Global Achievement Award Winners?

• NoSQL Injections in Rocket.Chat 3.12.1: How A Small Leak Grounds A Rocket

• See Ya Sharp: A Loader’s Tale

• Global cyber intrusion activity jumped 125% in the first half of 2021

• Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Custom TCP/IP Stack

• New CISA and NSA Guidance Details Steps to Harden Kubernetes Systems

• Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome

• Apple Remains ‘Largely Absent’ in U.S. Smart Speaker Market

• What to do when your business has been hacked

• Italian Vaccine Registration System Possibly Hit with Ransomware [Updated]

• Chinese Hackers Attacking Major Telecoms Using Sophisticated Hacking Tools

• ICS Vendors Address Vulnerabilities Affecting Widely Used Licensing Product

• Supply Chain Attacks from a Managed Detection and Response Perspective

• Fake Brave browser website dropped malware, thanks to Google Ads

• Apple TV+ Hosts Ted Lasso ‘Fan Experience’ With Games, Performers, and Free Merchandise

• Vulnerable TCP/IP stack is used by almost 200 device vendors

• WordPress Download Manager Plugin Vulnerabilities Could Allow Code Execution

• Bill Gates Officially Divorced From Melinda

• 85% of commercial software apps have ‘critical’ vulnerabilities, study finds

• Qualys partners with Red Hat to improve Linux and Kubernetes security

• Russian Federal Agencies Were Attacked With Chinese Webdav-O Virus

• MPA Best Practice Guidelines Name RBI as Implementation Guidance Infrastructure for Web Filtering and Usage Control

• Podcast | GAMEIS 2021 & Summer Cybersecurity Initiatives

• Vivo Joins Android Brands Looking to Compete With Apple Card

• Microsoft’s VSS Fix for SeriosSAM May Facilitate Ransomware Infiltration

• We COVID-Clicked on Garbage, Report Finds: Podcast

• Chinese Cyberspy Group APT31 Starts Targeting Russia

• Passwordless Protection: The Next Step in Zero Trust

• A clever phishing campaign is targeting Office 365 users

• 5 Steps to Creating a Cyber Security Roadmap

• Google: Linux kernel and its toolchains are underinvested by at least 100 engineers

• Hackers target Kubernetes to steal data and processing power. Now the NSA has tips to protect yourself

• Google’s One Tap lets you sign into websites and apps without a password

• INFRA:HALT flaws impact OT devices from hundreds of vendors

• Latest iOS 15 Beta Appears to Automatically Remove Lens Flare From Photos in Certain Conditions

• Raccoon Malware Updated To Extract Cryptocurrency from Its Victim’s Computer

• Google combines Sign in with Google and One Tap into a single identity SDK

• Hacker target Kubernetes to steal data and processing power. Now the NSA has tips to protect yourself

• Google Patches Several Chrome Flaws That Can Be Exploited via Malicious Extensions

• Boeing Postpones Starliner Launch Over Glitch

• Critical flaws affecting embedded TCP/IP Stack used in OT devices

• New Kubernetes Security Recommendations Published by the NSA and CISA

• COVID-19 vaccine appointment system attacked in Italy

• Vulnerabilities in NicheStack TCP/IP Stack Affect Many OT Device Vendors

• Hopper: A Tool Developed at Dropbox to Detect Lateral Movement Attacks

• Google Took Down Luring Ads Posing as Brave Browser

• New Chinese Spyware Being Used in Widespread Cyber Espionage Attacks

• Oppo Unveils Third Attempt At Under-Screen Front-Facing Camera Tech

• Lazio region hit by Ransomware

• BazaCall Is Not Gone: the Malicious Campaign Goes on with Its Activity

• 1-15 July 2021 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• A brief history of cryptography

• Nvidia Acquisition Of ARM In Doubt Over Government Concerns – Report

• Are you ready for the CISSP exam?

• What is physical security? How to keep your facilities and devices safe from on-site attackers

• How to prepare your Windows network for a ransomware attack

• Accelerating AI: Managing the Machines

• The Stolen Source Code For FIFA 21 Was Just Published Online

• Cloud Auto-Remediation and Enforcement with Tripwire Configuration Manager

• Before Vaccines More American Military Died From Disease Than Enemy Action

• UK data watchdog sees its approach to government health tech during COVID-19 outbreak as ‘pragmatic’

• Zoom to Pay $85 Million to Users for Misleading Encryption Claims

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

• When it Comes to SASE, Trust but Verify

• Apple Brings China’s Luxshare Precision into iPhone 13 Supply Chain to Meet Production Targets

• Most Important Web Application Penetration Testing Tools & Resources for Hackers and Security Professionals

• Facebook brings Snapchat-like view once photo and video feature to WhatsApp

• Critical Flaws Affect Embedded TCP/IP Stack Widely Used in Industrial Control Devices

• Review: Group-IB Digital Risk Protection

• Legacy EDR. Yes, it’s a thing

• Is Your VPN Tracking (and Leaking) User Activity?

• AWS S3 can be a security risk for your business

• Nvidia acquisition of ARM may be Paused

• Top Telecom Companies in the world digitally compromised by China

• Remote work and its lasting impact: What our global research uncovered

• Collaboration is key for cloud innovation

• True cybersecurity means centering policies on employee behavior, report says

• What is DataSecOps and why it matters

• APT31 hackers attacked Russian companies for the first time

• Supply chain attacks expected to multiply by 4 in 2021

• EVERTEC Reports Second Quarter 2021 Results

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

• Serious flaws in widespread embedded TCP/IP stack endanger industrial control devices

• 73% of healthcare organizations have now adopted DevOps

• 14 flaws in NicheStack put critical infrastructure at risk

• Moving toward a reality where breaches are not a given

• White House Memo Takes on Securing Critical Infrastructure Control Systems

• 5G services roaming subscribers to reach 210 million in 2026

• NetWitness IoT delivers security monitoring for disparate IoT and OT devices

• McAfee MVISION Private Access secures access to private applications from any location and device

• What is an SBOM? A deep dive.

• Mutualink LNK360 brings instant incident-based communications for public safety

• Syxsense unveils two solutions to manage and secure endpoints

• GoSecure Titan MDR portal offers customizable dashboard for its customers

• Cado Response platform offers enhanced visibility and context across data breaches

• VMware makes it easier for IT to manage Horizon deployments on-premises and in the cloud

• Spear phishing attacks underline how much dangerous phishing has gotten

• T-Mobile Shutting Down Sprint’s LTE Network in June 2022

• Corent Technology adds MaaS platform to the HPE GreenLake Cloud Services ecosystem

• The Proliferation of Ransomware Attacks: Protecting Critical Infrastructure

• The Security Digest: #72

• NAKIVO 10.4 helps customers protect their backup data against ransomware

• Android August security patch is available for Pixel phones

• Apple’s Website Gains Redesigned Store Section and Dedicated ‘Store’ Tab

• Cyware and RiskIQ provide threat intelligence necessary to stay ahead of attackers

• IGEL UD Pocket2 enables secure access for end user computing from anywhere

• Egress: 73% of orgs were victims of phishing attacks in the last year

• Apple’s Online Store Temporarily Down [Update: Back Up]

• Smart partners with P.I. Works to automate its multi-technology networks

• Arctic Wolf partners with leading security vendors to strengthen worldwide security operations

• Saltworks collaborates with Bit Discovery to provide ASM capabilities to application security teams

• Intrinsic ID partners with DARPA to offer digital authentication and security tech to researchers

• D3 Security collaborates with SYNNEX to meet the demand for improved SOAR solutions

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