IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-03-07

• Why You Must Shine a Light on the Data Lurking in the Shadows

• BEST ENDPOINT SECURITY SOLUTIONS FOR 2022

• Anonymous hacked Russian TV and streaming services with Ukraine war footage

• I Can Probably Hack Your Password in MINUTES!

• Layered defenses, segmented networks key in shoring up infrastructure, NSA says

• Trading in your old phone? Here’s how to factory reset it and everything else you need to know

• PressReader service partially returns after cyberattack impacts 7,000+ publications

• Russia bans walkie-talkie app Zello

• Novel Attack Turns Amazon Devices Against Themselves

• Top DevSecOps certifications and trainings

• CISA Adds 11 Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog 

• CISA’s Zero Trust Guidance for Enterprise Mobility Available for Public Comment

• Coinbase blocked 25,000 crypto addresses linked to Russian individuals and entities

• Mandiant spikes 16% on report Google is in talks to acquire the company

• Mandiant surges after report Google interested in acquisition

• TMF announces two new awards

• Cyber‑readiness in the face of an escalated gray zone conflict

• CISA Adds Eleven Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog 

• Does Foreign Sovereign Immunity Apply to Sanctions on Central Banks?

• The Role of The CFO In Enterprise Cyber Security

• The Safest Ways for Bitcoin Trading

• Update now! Mozilla patches two actively exploited vulnerabilities

• UN mulls Russia’s own pitch for new cybercrime treaty

• Fake Antivirus Apps on Play Store Loaded with SharkBot Banking Trojan

• The struggle to reduce bug-fixing time is real

• State attorneys general open investigation into TikTok

• PressReader service partially returns after cyberattack causes outages at 7,000+ publications

• Samsung Confirms Lapsus$ Ransomware Hit, Source Code Leak

• Samsung breached, Nvidia hackers claim responsibility

• Imperva Ships API Security Providing Continuous API Discovery and Data Classification with Two Deployment Models

• Imperva Suspends Operations in Russia and Belarus

• UN debates Russia’s own pitch for new cybercrime treaty

• PROPHET SPIDER Exploits Citrix ShareFile Remote Code Execution Vulnerability CVE-2021-22941 to Deliver Webshell

• Billionaire-backed group enlists Trump-supporting citizens to hunt for voter fraud using discredited techniques

• Trading in your old phone soon? Here’s how to get it ready

• NVIDIA’s Stolen Code-Signing Certs Used to Sign Malware

• Industrial Systems See More Vulnerabilities, Greater Threat

• Mozilla Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• 2021 Brand Intelligence Trends

• Tech Advancements That are Boosting Cybersecurity

• Nmap Firewall Evasion Techniques>

• PressReader Suffers Cyber-Attack

• Nvidia’s Stolen Code-Signing Certs Used to Sign Malware

• U.S. Security Vendors Launch Critical Infrastructure Defense Project

• Samsung Source Codes Stolen

• Weight Management Companies Settle Data Privacy Suit

• The Aftermath, Episode 2: Scattered to the Four Winds

• EFF to European Court: “Right to be Forgotten” Shouldn’t Stop The Public From Reading The News

• ‘If you’re thinking about investments now, I would think cybersecurity companies,’ says John Chambers

• Lapsus$ extortionists dump data online as Samsung admits breach

• ISO 27002 2013 to 2022 mapping

• Things to do as soon as you become a victim to a bank fraudster

• Cyber Frauds raise because of Russia Ukraine War

• Elon Musk warns that Starlink Internet Satellites can be bombed

• Samsung confirms no data breach from Cyber Attack

• Kids Back To School – The Perfect Time to Audit Your Family’s Online Safety

• The Easy Solution for Stopping Modern Attacks

• Critical Firefox Zero-Day Bugs Allow RCE, Sandbox Escape

• Critical Bugs in TerraMaster TOS Could Open NAS Devices to Remote Hacking

• Mozilla Fixes Two Critical Firefox Flaws That Are Being Actively Exploited

• Massive Meris Botnet Embeds Ransomware Notes From REvil

• Hackers Stoke Pandemonium Amid Russia’s War In Ukraine

• Global Consultancies Quit Russia

• What to Make of Microsoft’s Year in Cybersecurity

• Why GMSAs Present Such A Threat, Expert Insight

• Tesla CEO Musk Issues Warning Regarding the Use of Starlink Terminals in Ukraine

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• Aniview Renews Partnership with HUMAN to Continue Safeguarding Its Video Ad Platform From Sophisticated Bot Attacks

• Tech Spend Shifting to Enable Enterprise-Wide Approach to Customer Experience, ISG Says

• Black Kite Named a Customers’ Choice in the 2022 Gartner Peer Insights™ ‘Voice of the Customer’: IT Vendor Risk Management

• Technology Services Company Easy Dynamics to Expand in Fairfax County, Create 61 Jobs

• The Critical Infrastructure Defense Project launches to protect U.S. from retaliatory Russian cyberattacks

• Russia-Ukraine: Threat of Local Cyber Operations Escalating Into Global Cyberwar

• Russia, Ukraine and the Danger of a Global Cyberwar

• SharkBot, the new generation banking Trojan distributed via Play Store

• Hackers Expose 190GB of Alleged Samsung Data

• Uber Raises Earnings Forecast Amidst Ride-Hailing Surge

• Samsung confirms data breach as Lapsus$ hackers leak its source code

• Helping Mom & Dad: Online Banking

• Data Fabric: What It Is and How It Impacts Cybersecurity

• Lapsus$ ransomware gang uses stolen source code to disguise malware files as trustworthy. Check Point customers remain protected

• Mozilla fixes two critical Firefox flaws that are being actively exploited

• AppSec Firm Cider Security Emerges From Stealth With $38 Million in Funding

• Adafruit suffers GitHub data breach – don’t let this happen to you

• Why the World Needs a Global Collective Cyber Defense

• SharkBot Malware Poses as Android Antivirus

• 10 Best Tablets Under $200 to Buy 2022 – Top Affordable Gadgets

• Samsung says hackers breached company data and source code for Galaxy smartphones

• Disclosure of Vulnerability in Azure Automation Managed Identity Tokens

• Cyberattack Logan Health and Server Intrusion

• Ukrainian CERT Warns Citizens of Phishing Attacks Using Compromised Accounts

• Understanding How Hackers Recon

• SASE and SSE: what you need to know

• Ukraine will join NATO cyber hub

• NVIDIA Code Signing Certificates Leveraged to Sign Malware

• 10 Best Monitors for Xbox One X Gaming 2022 – Amazing Features and Specs

• Third-Generation iPhone SE 5G Expected This Week

• Ransom DDoS Attack that Reached a Rate of 2.5 Million Requests per Second

• Major Microsoft Azure cross-tenant vulnerability caught by Orca Security

• Samsung confirms Galaxy source code breach but says no customer information was stolen

• Google Fights Phishing With Updated Workspace Notifications

• How Police Abuse Phone Data to Persecute LGBTQ People

• Hacking Alexa through Alexa’s Speech

• A Student Mentor’s EXP-312 and OSMR Learning Experience

• 190GB of Samsung Data Leaked

• Ukrainian Government Websites Shut Down due to Cyberattack

• How to increase the overall performance of your PC?

• After NVIDIA, Samsung Are The Next Victims Of Data Theft

• Microsoft Adds Azure Cloud Data Centres In India, China

• CISA Informs Organizations of Flaws in Unsupported Industrial Telecontrol Devices

• Emergency Firefox Update Patches Two Actively Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

• Musk Warns Starlink Could Attract Russian Bombs

• The ‘Revelations’ Chapter 2 – Waking Up To CyberWar And Conflict

• London Has The Highest Cybercrime Rate In The United Kingdom With Over 5,000 Incidents In 2021

• Mozilla fixes Firefox zero-days exploited in the wild (CVE-2022-26485, CVE-2022-26486)

• A week in security (February 28 – March 6)

• Ukraine To Issue NFTs To Fund War Effort

• Ukraine Set to Join NATO Cyber Hub

• Counterfeit and Pirated Imports Surge During Pandemic

• Prevent hackers by getting into their heads. Here’s how.

• Ukraine Calls Invasion First ‘Hybrid’ War Fought In Cyberspace

• Facebook Blocked In Russia Over ‘Discrimination’

• Extra, Extra, VERT Reads All About It: Cybersecurity News for the Week of February 28, 2022

• Firefox patches two actively exploited zero-day holes: update now!

• Anonymous hacked Russian streaming services to broadcast war footage

• TikTok, Netflix Latest To Limit Russian Services

• Trying to register your antivirus in Windows Security Center?

• SharkBot Banking Malware Spreading via Fake Android Antivirus App on Google Play Store

• Mozilla addresses two actively exploited zero-day flaws in Firefox

• Stop hackers getting into your systems – by getting into their heads. Here’s how

• IT leaders confident in their ability to manage a ransomware attack: They should know better

• Every business is a cybersecurity business

• Global consultancies quit Russia

• How frustrated and burned out are security analysts?

• Solving the problem of secrets sprawling in corporate codebases

• A Complete Guide to Perform External Penetration Testing on Your Client Network | Step-by-Step Methods

• Winning the war for cyber – and cyber talent

• OT Cybersecurity Concerns Are Increasing Across the Globe

• What Is CPS 234 and Who Needs to Comply with It?

• 2 New Mozilla Firefox 0-Day Bugs Under Active Attack — Patch Your Browser ASAP!

• BBC targeted with 383,278 spam, phishing and malware attacks every day

• Cynamics MSSPs offering optimizes network security for customers

• CDR market to reach $500 million by 2026

• RASP: The World Cup’s Last Line of Cyber Defense

• Australia launches federal election disinformation register to fight mistruths

• Anonymous offers $52,000 worth of Bitcoin to Russian troops for surrendered tank. Is it fake news?

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• Enhance Your Safety and Security Operations with Valor IMS

• See a Quick Demo of N2WS Backup & Recovery on AWS Marketplace

• CVE-2022-0492 flaw in Linux Kernel cgroups feature allows container escape

• Chrome Skype Extension Flaw Threatened User Privacy

• Imperva Mitigates 2.5 million RPS Ransom DDoS Assaults Targeting Unnamed Firm

• Foreign Fighters and Fellow Travelers: Right-Wing Extremism in Australia and the United States

• Is Malware Analysis Challenging?

• How a Simple Vulnerabilty Turned Out to be University Campus ‘Master Key’

• The IT department was asked to spy on co-workers. It didn’t go well

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 356

• DFIR Reporting

• The (Mis)Use of Artifact Categories, pt II

• Feb 27- Mar 05 Ukraine – Russia the silent cyber conflict

• Report: Telegram’s New Battleground for Cybercriminals Amid Russia-Ukraine War

• Charities and NGOs providing support in Ukraine hit by malware

• Russia Blocked Access to Facebook, Twitter, Foreign News Outlets

• Week in review: Medical device IP protection, how to select a CDR solution, Patch Tuesday forecast

• I can probably hack your password in MINUTES!

• Penetration testing

• VIDIZMO partners with Hexagon to improve digital evidence management for public safety agencies

• Susan Bryant joins NetAbstraction as VP of Sales – Americas

• SurePoint Technologies appoints Tim Radaich as CRO

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