IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-01-26

• BERT Embeddings: A New Approach for Command Line Anomaly Detection

• New DazzleSpy malware attacks macOS

• Apple Fixes 2 Zero-Day Security Bugs, One Exploited in the Wild

• Build a strong cyber resilience strategy with existing tools

• Apple fixed the first two zero-day vulnerabilities of 2022

• Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 139 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements

• Passwords are Like Toothbrushes – Not to Be Shared!!

• How I Got Pwned by My Cloud Costs

• Port of Los Angeles & IBM Launch New Cyber Resilience Center

• ‘Dark Herring’ Billing Malware Swims onto 105M Android Devices

• Alert: Let’s Encrypt to revoke about 2 million HTTPS certificates in two days

• DISA awards Thunderdome zero trust prototype

• Watchdog: HUD disaster relief could use better data collection, analysis

• Integrating zero-trust practices into private 5G networks

• DeadBolt ransomware targeting QNAP NAS storage devices

• German intelligence agency warns of China-linked APT27 targeting commercial organizations

• How big does your quantum computer need to be?

• Montana builds data-driven broadband coverage map

• New Year, New Threats: 4 Tips to Activate Your Best Cyber-Defense

• Data, fines and threats to compel water conservation

• Loki, Godzilla, WandaVision, Justice League top list of most pirated content in 2021

• Update your iPhone and iPad right now. Apple just released a bunch of security fixes

• Cybercriminals Love Supply-Chain Chaos: Here’s How to Protect Your Inbox

• Easily Exploitable Linux Flaw Exposes All Distributions: Qualys

• Best Network Monitoring Tools for 2022

• Deals: Get the 64GB Wi-Fi iPad Air for $539 ($60 Off)

• Apple Fixed iCloud Bug Causing Syncing Issues for Third-Party Apps

• KONNI evolves into stealthier RAT

• TrickBot malware now crashes researchers’ devices to evade analysis

• Cybersecurity’s challenge for 2022 is defeating weaponized ransomware

• Experts Urge Firms to Patch Trivial-to-Exploit Flaw in Linux PolicyKit

• Experts Reported Data Theft in Dozens of Companies Through Modified 1C Modules

• Microsoft discloses ‘large-scale’ phishing campaign that uses new tactic

• Sophisticated Threat Actor Targets Governments, Defense Industry in Western Asia

• Apple Releases tvOS 15.3 for Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K

• Apple Releases HomePod Software 15.3

• Apple Releases watchOS 8.4 With Fix for Apple Watch Charging Bug

• Apple Releases iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 With Fix for Safari Bug That Leaks Browsing Activity

• Apple Releases macOS Monterey 12.2 With Safari Vulnerability Fix

• Linux Bug in All Major Distros: ‘An Attacker’s Dream Come True’

• Cyber Insights 2022: Identity

• “PwnKit” security bug gets you root on most Linux distros – what to do

• Cybersecurity Is Broken: How We Got Here & How to Start Fixing It

• Report: Phishing Attacks Sustain Historic Highs

• Senate Committee passes new antitrust bill aimed at Big Tech companies

• White House starts the clock on zero trust adoption

• Best Cybersecurity Research Paper Revealed

• Benchmarks Confirm Intel’s Latest Core i9 Chip Outperforms Apple’s M1 Max With Several Caveats

• Intel Celebrates As EU Court Strikes Down 2009 Antitrust Fine

• Revelstoke nabs $13M to launch low-code SOAR solution

• Diversity and the cyber workforce

• Ransomware is still the biggest security worry for business, but it’s not the only headache

• #DataPrivacyWeek: Online Trackers Can Detect 80% of Users’ Browsing History

• EyeMed Fined $600k Over Data Breach

• Evolved phishing: Device registration trick adds to phishers’ toolbox for victims without MFA

• WhisperGate Wiper Malware Far More Dangerous Than Previous Malware

• New DazzleSpy malware infects macOS devices through hacked websites

• Cybercriminals laundered at least $8.6 billion worth of cryptocurrency in 2021: report

• New Open Source Tool Helps Identify EtherNet/IP Stacks for ICS Research, Analysis

• VPNLab.net Shuttered in Latest Spate of Global Takedowns

• New DeadBolt Ransomware Targets NAT Devices

• Deals: Take $50 Off the Apple Watch Series 7, Starting at $349 for 41mm GPS

• Merck wins NotPetya ransomware attack legal battle

• NIST releases final cybersecurity assessment guidance

• More than 90% of enterprises surveyed have been hit by successful cyberattacks

• Cybercriminals exploiting COVID-19 tests in phishing attacks

• New vulnerability rating framework aims to fill in CVSS gaps

• New DeadBolt ransomware targets QNAP NAS devices

• Threats to the 2022 Winter Olympics

• Mark Zuckerberg’s botched cryptocurrency project is reportedly for sale

• US Commerce Dept Warns Of Severe Chip Shortages

• Virtual Event Today: Ransomware Resilience & Recovery Summit – Doors Are Open

• iPhone 14 With eSIM Only Will Likely Be Optional Model, Says Analyst

• The Future of Consumer Tech in Business

• Log4J: BlackBerry finds Prophet Spider access broker exploiting VMware Horizon

• Why It’s Time to Rethink Incident Response

• A Bug Lurking For 12 Years Gives Attackers Root On Every Major Linux Distro

• New York Fines EyeMed $600k After Data Breach Investigation Finds Security Flaws

• What Enterprises Should Learn From Merck’s $1.4 Billion Insurance Lawsuit

• Chinese Hackers Target German Pharma And Tech Firms

• Experts warn of potential cyber fallout amid Russia-Ukraine tensions

• Google sued over deceptive location tracking

• IT pros say privacy regulations are more helpful than harmful

• Apple Pays Out $100,000 for Webcam, User Account Hacking Exploit

• Slim.AI Raises $31 Million to Secure Cloud-Native Applications

• WireGuard vs. OpenVPN: Comparing Top VPN Protocols

• iPhone Becomes Top Smartphone in China for First Time in Six Years

• Apple Launches Black Unity Braided Solo Loop With ‘Unity Lights’ Watch Face

• Protecting National Security, Cybersecurity and Privacy While Ensuring Competition

• Windows Update has changed over the years. Here are 25 group policies to avoid

• 10 Years Later, What Did LulzSec Mean for Cybersecurity?

• Scribe Security raises $7M to protect software supply chain

• Identity and authentication in the metaverse

• Threat Actors Blanket Androids with Flubot, Teabot Campaigns

• Apple Pays Out $100,000 for User Account, Webcam Hacking Exploit

• Webinar: How to See More, But Respond Less with Enhanced Threat Visibility

• Initial Access Broker Involved in Log4Shell Attacks Against VMware Horizon Servers

• How Well-integrated Tech Can Boost Your Organization’s Security

• OpenSubtitles Hacked – Over 7 million Subscribers Email, IP Addresses & Usernames Leaked

• Microsoft warns of phishy OAuth apps

• Initial Access Broker Involved in Log4Shell Attack Against VMware Horizon Servers

• VMware urges customers to patch VMware Horizon servers against Log4j attacks

• Slim.AI lands $31M to make container security ‘easy’ for developers

• Polkit Vulnerability Provides Root Privileges on Linux Systems

• Introducing Cisco Responsible AI – Enhancing Technology Transparency and Customer Trust

• Privacy Becomes Mission Critical

• WhisperGate Reflects The Gray Area Of Destruction, Says Expert

• Will Meta’s Ai Supercomputer Combat A New Breed Of Cyberfraud? Expert Reaction

• New Microsoft Phishing Email, Expert Weighs In

• SASE Solutions Won’t Secure The Edge Alone

• Segway Online Store Hacked via Magecart

• Best Practices: 5 Risks To Assess for Secure CI Pipeline

• DazzleSpy: Pro-democracy org hijacked to become macOS spyware distributor

• The Log4j flaw hasn’t led to massive hacking attacks. But that doesn’t mean the threat is over

• Europe’s Hypocrisy Over Personal Data Privacy Exposed

• Apple’s iCloud Service Experiencing Outage [Update: Apple Says Fixed]

• Cyberinsurance companies don’t want to pay out for “acts of war”

• Teen hacker gets remote access to tens of Tesla EVs around the world

• IMF Urges El Salvador To Drop Bitcoin As Legal Tender

• SonicWall Customers Warned of Possible Attacks Exploiting Recent Vulnerability

• Two More Poles Identified as Victims of Hacking With Spyware

• TrickBot Crashes Browser Tabs to Hinder Malware Analysis

• QNAP Devices Targeted in Ransomware Attack

• Protecting Critical Infrastructure Against Cyberattacks

• Three Key Facts About AI-Driven Network Detection and Response

• Infosec big dogs break out the bubbly over UK government’s latest cyber strategy emission

• Breach into Mahesh Bank’s Servers, Transfer Massive Amounts

• UK Government Launches First Ever Cyber Security Strategy

• ICS Security: What It Is and Why It’s a Challenge for Organizations

• PwnKit: Local Privilege Escalation bug affects major Linux distros

• Apple’s iCloud Service Experiencing Outage [Update: Fixed]

• DazzleSpy: macOS backdoor delivered through watering hole attacks

• Check Point Harmony Connect SASE just got Sassier

• Trickbot will now try to crash researcher PCs to stop reverse engineering attempts

• Government Trials Effort to Make Bug Scanning Easier

• Experts Reveals 29% Surge in Bugs Used by Ransomware Actors

• Fighting Supply Chain Email Attacks With AI

• 1-15 January 2022 Cyber Attacks Timeline

• Google Sued For ‘Deceptive’ Location Tracking Practices

• Home Working Drives 44% Surge in Insider Threats

• UK NCSC Releases Nmap NSE Scripts to Discover Unpatched Flaws

• PolKit vulnerability can give attackers root on many Linux distros (CVE-2021-4034)

• Servers for Dark Souls 3 Have Been Shut Down Due to a Critical RCE Bug

• How Australia’s Leader Lost Control of His Chinese Social Media Account

• WeChat Account Of Australian Prime Minister Removed

• UK government security center, i100 publish NMAP scripts for vulnerability scanning

• Infosec chap: I found a way to hijack your web accounts, turn on your webcam from Safari – and Apple gave me $100k

• Build your own Android security product

• Privacy Policies Are Hard to Read | Avast

• Google Drops FLoC and Introduces Topics API to Replace Tracking Cookies for Ads

• PrinterLogic fixes high severity flaws in Printer Management Suite

• Bipartisan Cybersecurity Legislation — Continuing the Progress in 2022

• Open-source code: How to stay secure while moving fast

• Product showcase: CIOs can optimize and secure hybrid IT environments with Runecast

• IBM develops a Cyber Resilience Center for Los Angeles

• Now jail for tech bosses in UK over Data Security concerns

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

• Buy now, pay later fraud, romance and cryptocurrency schemes top the list of threats this year

• Proactive software supply chain security becoming critical as threats rise

• Biden administration touts ‘significant progress’ in Made in America Office’s first year

• How to achieve greater cyber resiliency

• What’s in for mobile operators this year?

• F5 Reports 10% First Quarter Revenue Growth Led by Strong Software Demand

• Hutch Incubator Announces a New Cohort of Digital Services Companies

• No Excuses: Get Your (ISC)² Certification Done in 2022

• What’s Next for Cybersecurity in 2022?

• DDoS protection and mitigation market to reach $6.7 billion by 2026

• Containment, Communication, and Remediation: The 3 Keys to a Breach Response

• CyberSheath Federal Enclave offers cybersecurity compliance requirements for federal contractors

• LiveAction ThreatEye NV provides visibility into encrypted traffic and network anomalies

• SafeBreach’s free assessment allows enterprises to utilize breach and attack simulation

• ISG Executive Insights helps users manage their complex supplier ecosystems

• Ivanti announces solutions and enhancements to automate complicated workflows

• Emotet Uses Unconventional IP Address Formats to Spread Malware & Evade Detection

• Samsung’s fingerprint security IC prevents fraudulent transactions made with stolen cards

• GitHub enables two-factor authentication mechanism through iOS, Android app

• Revelstoke Launches With SOAR Platform to Automate SOCs

• Samsung to Unveil New Flagship Smartphones at February 9 ‘Unpacked’ Event

• Apple’s iCloud Service Experiencing Outage

• Linux distros haunted by Polkit-geist for 12+ years: Bug grants root access to any user

• Safari Flaws Exposed Webcams, Online Accounts, and More

• Accenture collaborates with Celonis to help organizations optimize business processes

• Watering hole deploys new macOS malware, DazzleSpy, in Asia

• macOS 12.3 Will Include Cloud Storage Changes Affecting Dropbox and OneDrive

• Beats Studio Buds Gain Battery Pop-Up, Instant iCloud Pairing and More With New Firmware

• Expereo partners with Cato Networks to offer managed SASE services worldwide

• UK govt releasing Nmap scripts to find unpatched vulnerabilities

• Testing Intel’s 12th-gen Alder Lake laptop CPUs: Many cores make light work

• Booby-trapped sites delivered potent new backdoor trojan to macOS users

• Nvidia ready to abandon Arm acquisition, report says

• Here’s what Apple might announce at a spring event this March

• Survey: CIOs aren’t banking on TMF for modernization

• Splunk appoints Rolddy Leyva as Chief Diversity Officer

• Threat Actors Use Microsoft OneDrive for Command-and-Control in Attack Campaign

• The Benefits of Using a VPN on Your Home Network

• Equifax announces international expansion of its verification services

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-01-25

• ProtonMail Launches Email Tracking Protection For Web-Based Systems

• Microsoft Restricts Excel 4.0 Macros By Default To Contain Malware Attacks Via Malicious Documents

• Cyber-Partisans hackers hit Belarus railroad system with ransomware attack

• CISA preps update to the zero trust maturity model

• F5 beats Wall Street expectations, warns of supply chain constraints in 2022

• Segway e-store compromised in a Magecart attack to steal credit cards

• Sophos: Log4Shell impact limited, threat remains

• How Does Threat Modeling Work in Software Development?

• The Data-Centric Approach to Data Privacy

• Canadian government investigating hacking incident

• Why the Belarus Railways Hack Marks a First for Ransomware

• PwnKit: pkexec Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability Discovered

• MacOS Malware ‘DazzleSpy’ Used in Watering-Hole Attacks

• Segway Hit by Magecart Attack Hiding in a Favicon

• Ozzy Osbourne NFTs Used to Bite Off Chunk of Crypto Coin

• Cyberattacks on Squid Game Minecraft Tourney Take Down Andorra’s Internet

• New Mexico Files Cybersecurity Bills

• LA Launches Cyber Resilience Center

• What is shellcode and how is it used?

• Linux vulnerability can be ‘easily exploited’ for local privilege escalation, researchers say

• UK NCSC is going to release Nmap scripts to find unpatched vulnerabilities

• Apple Explains How to Stay Safe With AirTag and More in Personal Safety Guide

• Nvidia Likely Pulling Out of Arm Acquisition After Failing to Win Regulatory Approval

• Apple Planning New Unity and Lunar New Year Apple Watch Activity Challenges in February

• Apple Updates Beats Studio Buds Firmware

• The Biden Administration’s Aggressive Policy Changes to Combat Corruption

• Ransomware to overtake phishing as top cause for data compromises, report says

• Bernalillo County ransomware attack still felt weeks later

• Scary Fraud Ensues When ID Theft & Usury Collide

• Apple’s $95 Million Settlement Over Refurbished Replacement Devices Not Being ‘Equivalent to New’ Moves Forward

• New MacOS Malware ‘DazzleSpy’ Used in Watering-Hole Attacks

• New macOS Malware ‘DazzleSpy’ Used in Hong Kong Attacks

• EU Ready to Send a Mission to Kiev to Fight Cyberattacks

• Snag a 4-pack of Tile Mates for just $39 and never lose your keys again

• Google reveals ‘Topics’ cookie replacement, acknowledges FLoC was problematic

• 8 Security Startups to Watch in 2022

• Here’s a First Look at the iPhone’s Convenient Hotel Room Key Feature

• Extra, Extra, VERT Reads All About It: Cybersecurity News for the Week of January 17, 2022

• Tax scam emails are alive and well as US tax season starts

• Striking a Balance Between Cybersecurity Awareness and Anxiety

• Indian Crypto Wallets Targeted by Newly Discovered ‘BHUNT’ Malware

• Cyber-Attack on Global Affairs Canada

• EXPLORE Security 2022: A Behind the Scenes Look with Cisco at the Security Startup World

• How CISOs are preparing to tackle 2022

• UK’s NCSC Pushes NMAP Scanner Scripts to Fill Defender Gap

• As IoT Attacks Increase, Experts Fear More Serious Threats

• Azure DDoS Protection—2021 Q3 and Q4 DDoS attack trends

• DDoS attacks on Minecraft event crippled the internet of a European country

• AdSanity, AccessPress Plugins Open Scads of WordPress Sites to Takeover

• 4 Steps Toward Knowing Your Exploitable Attack Surface

• Spotify Still Doesn’t Offer AirPlay 2 Nearly Six Months After Last Promising to Support the Feature

• SEC chair eyes tougher cyber rules to protect investors against hackers

• Volkswagen fires employee for exposing Cyber Security Vulnerabilities

• What does an IT security manager do?

• Sophisticated attackers used DazzleSpy macOS backdoor in watering hole attacks

• Merck Wins Insurance Lawsuit re NotPetya Attack

• Google Sued In US Over Deceptive Location Tracking

• Russia Makes More Arrests, But Cybercrime Harboring Reputation Hard To Shake

• Hacktivists Say They Hacked Belarus Rail System To Stop Russian Military Buildup

• BRATA Android Trojan Updated With Kill Switch That Wipes Devices

• Linux Servers At Risk Of RCE Due To Critical CWP Bugs

• Endpoint Antivirus Detection Has Reached its Apex

• Meta Building Fastest AI Supercomputer In The World

• WORM (write once, read many)

• Trellix finds OneDrive malware campaign targeting gov’t officials in Western Asia

• Hackers hijacking Instagram accounts of companies and influencers, demanding ransom

• Sophos: Log4Shell would have been a catastrophe without the Y2K-esque mobilisation of engineers

• PrinterLogic Patches Code Execution Flaws in Printer Management Suite

• Tesla Insurance Customers Can Now Add Their Insurance Cards to Apple Wallet

• Deals: 32GB Apple TV 4K on Sale for $159.99 ($19 Off)

• Chinese APT Hackers Deploys MoonBounce Implant In UEFI Firmware

• Cyber-Physical Security: What It Is and What You Should Do

• TianySpy Malware Uses Smishing Disguised as Message From Telco

• XDR Firm Hunters Raises $68 Million in Series C Funding Round

• Hackers Exploited MSHTML Flaw to Spy on Government and Defense Targets

• India Planning Homegrown Operating System to Rival iOS and Android

• Apple Announces Macro Photography ‘Shot on iPhone’ Challenge

• Apple Expected to Report Best Quarter in Company History

• Critical SonicWall RCE Bug Actively Targeted by Threat Actors

• Why Your Business Continuity Plan Should Cover Communication and Office Access

• Hunters lands $68M for cloud-driven security operations platform

• This cruel Android malware wipes phones after stealing money

• Data breaches reached an all-time high in 2021

• This sneaky ransomware is now targeting Linux servers, too

• BRATA Android Trojan Updated with ‘Kill Switch’ that Wipes Devices

• UK Government Announces New Cyber Strategy to Protect Public Sector

• Washington’s Election Misinformation Bill Demonstrates Dangers of Compromising First Amendment Values

• Users might have no idea their accounts are in danger

• Nvidia Preparing To Abandon $40bn ARM Acquisition – Report

• Combating the Surge in Retail Theft and E-Commerce Fraud With Open Source Intelligence

• Revelstoke Emerges From Stealth With SOAR Platform

• SentinelOne XDR enables growing list of top incident response firms

• Staff negligence is now a major reason for insider security incidents

• 53% Of Medical Devices Have A Known Critical Vulnerability

• Dark Souls Servers Taken Down Amid Hacking Reports

• OpenSea loophole allows purchase of NFTs for discounted prices

• Android Malware BRATA Is More Dangerous than Ever

• Why is cybersecurity one of the best fields for young people to enter?

• Software is crammed full of bugs. This ‘exciting’ project could banish most of them

• Microsoft warns about this phishing attack that wants to read your emails

• Application Security Company ArmorCode Raises $8 Million

• Delay in Creating New Cybersecurity Board Prompts Concern

• TrickBot Malware Using New Techniques to Evade Web Injection Attacks

• Hackers Infect macOS with New DazzleSpy Backdoor in Watering-Hole Attacks

• Twitter Close Friends Feature in Beta Now Called ‘Flock’ With 150-Person Limit

• Global Affairs Canada Was Recently Hit by a Cyberattack

• Vodafone To Switch Off 3G Network Next Year

• ArmorCode adds $8M for comprehensive application security platform

• Canada’s Foreign Ministry Targeted In Cyberattack

• Attackers are actively targeting critical RCE bug in SonicWall Secure Mobile Access

• One In Five UK Businesses Have No Incident Plan When It Comes To Cyber Breaches

• CyberSecurity Burnout: The Critical Risk For Organisations To Address In 2022, ThreatConnect Research

• Global Cybersecurity Study: Insider Threats Cost Organizations $15.4 Million Annually, Up 34 Percent From 2020

• DHS Issues Warning About Potential Russian Cyber Attack On The US

• Moonbounce is a persistent malware that can survive drive formats and OS reinstalls

• Port of Los Angeles Launches Cyber Resilience Center

• AT&T Cybersecurity Insights Report: Securing the Edge

• Belarus Hacktivists launch ransomware on Railway

• EU launches bug bounty programs for five open source solutions

• Citizen satisfaction with federal government services hits all-time low

• Experts Call for More Open Security Culture After VW Sacking

• Julian Assange Wins Right To Ask Supreme Court For Extradition Appeal

• Online Safety Bill Is A ‘Missed Opportunity,’ MPs Warn

• Belarus Activists Fire Ransomware at State Railway

• Cyber Essentials Overhauled for New Hybrid Working Era

• Has that password been compromised?

• UK government opens consultation on medic-style register for Brit infosec pros

• OWASP and Its 10 Vulnerabilities

• SparkCognition, which develops AI solutions for a range of industries, nabs $123M

• Mirai splinter botnets dominate IoT attack scene

• Fewer-Than-Expected Log4j Attacks, but Mirai Joins the Fray

• Emotet Spam Campaigns Use Unconventional IP Addresses to Avoid Detection

• ICO Disagrees With Government-Backed Encryption Campaign

• ISO27001:2021 – A New Way of Working

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

• Podcast Episode: Data Doppelgängers

• Yes, your data is special. But do you know how special?

• Mobile Banking Trojan BRATA Gains New, Dangerous Capabilities

• Hackers Using New Malware Packer DTPacker to Avoid Analysis, Detection

• Beware of fake tax apps pushing malware

• 53% of medical devices have a known critical vulnerability

• Strong security starts with the strengthening of the weakest link: passwords

• Cyber Attack on Canada Foreign Affairs department

• Facebook owner Meta builds the world’s powerful AI Supercomputer

• Latest version of Android RAT BRATA wipes devices after stealing data

• Why organizations should consider adopting cloud governance as code

• A New Spyware Campaign Attack Industrial Enterprises To Steal Corporate Credentials

• AI to greatly enhance urban surveillance technologies

• When It comes to Cybersecurity – An ounce of prevention

• See No Evil, Hear No Evil: The Use of Deepfakes in Social Engineering Attacks

• ISO27001:2022 – A New Way of Working

• Healthcare fraud detection market to grow steadily by 2026

• Belarusian activists launch ransomware attack against railway in protest of dictatorship, Russian troop surge

• Deepfence ThreatMapper 1.2.0 helps DevSecOps professionals identify critical vulnerabilities

• Borderless Security launches FilesDNA to protect electronic document sharing

• Pentera’s security validation platform reduces corporate cybersecurity risk

• OpenSea to reimburse people affected by loophole used to purchase NFTs below market value

• Belarus Hacktivists Target Railway in Anti-Russia Effort

• Silicon Labs announces BG24 and MG24 wireless SoCs to improve AI/ML performances

• Darwinbox nabs $72M for its all-in-one HR cloud software solution

• Comcast Business collaborates with Nokia to bring private 5G networks to enterprises

• Guardicore partners with Medigate to secure healthcare networks from ransomware attacks

• LogRhythm and SecLytics offer cybersecurity solutions for Middle East organizations

• Internet service returns to Burkina Faso and Yemen after coup, bombings

• How I hacked my friend’s PayPal account

• Synalogik raises £3 million to enhance its software solution across different markets

• Underline selects Cynamics to neutralize security incidents in real time

• EU to fund bug bounty programs for LibreOffice, Mastodon, three others

• Hive View security camera customers left in the dark as some gear gives up the ghost

• Twitter’s top security staff out after incoming CEO shakes things up

• Can Apple Macs get Viruses?

• Top Network Access Control (NAC) Solutions for 2022

• Trickbot Injections Get Harder to Detect & Analyze

• Test Your Team, Not Just Your Disaster Recovery Plan

• Data Privacy Week 2022: The Security Awareness Canary in the Coalmine

• OpenText expands its executive leadership team with strategic appointments

• IDEMIA NSS appoints Patrick Clancey as CEO

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