IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-03-23

• Okta names Sitel in Lapsus$ security incident impacting up to 366 customers

• BitLocker Guide: How to use this Windows encryption tool to protect your data

• A Closer Look at the LAPSUS$ Data Extortion Group

• Threat-resilient workforce key to preventing cyberattacks

• NJ mulls cyber incident reporting

• Serious Security: DEADBOLT – the ransomware that goes straight for your backups

• Ukrainian enterprises hit with the DoubleZero wiper

• Nestlé says it leaked its own test data, not Anonymous

• Re-bloom! Pwned Passwords v8

• Your Current Endpoint Security May Be Leaving You with Blind Spots

• CrowdStrike Named a Strong Performer in 2022 Forrester Wave for Cloud Workload Security

• Falcon OverWatch Threat Hunting Contributes to Seamless Protection Against Novel BlackCat Attack

• Senate bill would push replacement of legacy IT systems

• APT Attacks & Prevention

• Why Cybersecurity Incidents Are Among The Greatest Threats

• A Complete and Comprehensive Guide to ISO 27001 Compliance

• Cyber and future defense budgets

• Mustang Panda’s Hodur: Old tricks, new Korplug variant

• Prison for New Orleanian who Exploited Patients’ Stolen Data

• EFF Director of Investigations Dave Maass Honored With Sunshine Award For Driving Public Disclosure of Government Surveillance Records

• Lawsuit claims Kronos breach exposed data for ‘millions’

• FBI: Cybercrime Victims Suffered Losses of Over $6.9B in 2021

• Sysmon for Linux PowerShell Module

• Single-photon source paves the way for practical quantum encryption

• Logpoint Unleases SaaS-delivered Converged SIEM

• New Zscaler zero trust offering Redefines Zero Trust Network Access To Protect Against The Most Sophisticated Cyberattacks

• Microsoft and Okta Confirm Data Breach Claims by LAPSUS$

• A Parent’s Guide to TikTok

• Proposed bill would let people know when law enforcement is surveilling them

• Welcoming the Italian Government to Have I Been Pwned

• Ransomware, Malware-as-a-Service Dominate Threat Landscape

• Theta Lake Raises $50 Million in Series B Funding Round

• Okta Says 366 Customers Impacted via Third-Party Breach

• Celebrating Women’s History Month: Women Senior Leaders from Duo Share Their Stories

• Six strategic cyber investments for the next six months – and beyond

• Serious Security: DEADBOLT – the ransomware that goes straight for for your backups

• US and Canada Collaborate to Tackle Cybercrime

• Microsoft confirms breach, attributes attack to Lapsus$

• #IMOS22: Leeza Garber Explains How to Hire the Human Element

• CISA Warns CISOs to Brace for Attacks

• Payment Fraud Attack Rate Across Fintech Increased by 70% in 2021

• Apple Acquires UK Fintech Credit Kudos – Report

• West Blocks Russia’s Access to Weather Data

• Could Gaming Close the Cyberskills Gap?

• What’s up with in-the-wild exploits? Plus, what we’re doing about it.

• HubSpot Hack Results in Data Leak at Prominent Cryptocurrency Firms

• Cyber Security Risks That You Should Be Careful Of While Streaming

• Browser in the Browser Attacks | Avast

• DeadBolt Ransomware Resurfaces to Hit QNAP Again

• Cyber Insurance and War Exclusions

• Energy is going to be a target of cyber attacks, says CrowdStrike co-founder

• Okta admits 366 customers may have been impacted by LAPSUS$ breach

• White House urges US businesses: Protect against potential Russian cyberattacks

• Ukrainian Security Researcher  Source Code for New Conti Malware Has Been Exposed

• Now buy Raspberry Pi systems only with a 2-factor authentication

• Microsoft has Confirmed that they Were Compromised by the Lapsus$ Hacking Group

• After the China Initiative

• How a leading Microsoft engineer extends culture to service resiliency

• Cybercriminals made $7bn in pure profit in 2021, says FBI

• U.K. Cyber Firm Expands to North America Following Multi-Million Investment

• Meet the Young Women Tackling Gender Bias in Cybersecurity

• How to manage privileged users in IT

• 10 Things cybercriminals love about you

• UK Watchdog Warns 50 Crypto Firms Of ‘Misleading Ads’

• AvosLocker ransomware – what you need to know

• How was cybercriminals’ fiscal 2021? Nearly $7bn in pure profit, says FBI

• NOW LIVE: Supply Chain Security Summit & Expo (Virtual)

• A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing: Technology Alone is a Security Facade

• This Is How Much The Average Conti Hacking Group Member Earns A Month

• Lockbit Wins Ransomware Speed Test, Encrypts 25,000 Files Per Minute

• Hackers Are Targeting European Refugee Charities

• Someone Hacked The Spelling Bee

• ImpressCMS: From Unauthenticated SQL Injection To RCE

• The NATO Treaty Does Not Give Congress a Bye on World War III

• GOING FOR (ISC)² CERTIFICATION? GET THE FACTS BEFORE YOU CHOOSE A TRAINING PROVIDER

• Americans more inclined to voluntarily give away personal information

• Report: Only 48% of orgs say they have implemented a formal ransomware strategy

• Microsoft: Lapsus$ Used Employee Account to Steal Source Code

• F-Secure Rebrands as WithSecure, Spins Off Consumer Products

• FBI warns of growing risks of Russia-linked attacks on US energy firms

• Microsoft and Okta confirm, detail impact of Lapsus$ gang’s attacks

• Internet crime in 2021: Investment fraud losses soar

• Okta Now Concedes Hundreds Of Customers Impacted By Breach

• Password Stealer Disguised as Fortnite Server Spreading On Discord | Avast

• Compliance Startup Trustero Emerges From Stealth With $8 Million in Funding

• Enterprise Patch Management: What It Is and Why You Need It

• Analysis Shows How Fast Various Ransomware Strains Encrypt 100,000 Files

• Chinese Cyberspies Seen Using macOS Variant of ‘Gimmick’ Malware

• Helping Mom & Dad: Family Video Chats

• This is how much the average Conti hacking group member earns a month

• Darktrace AI Stops Cyberattack Exploiting Log4j Vulnerability at Global Financial Services Provider

• Building a Red Team: How to Get Started

• Hacktivists Leak Email Data from Russian Pipeline Giant Transneft

• IBM Sues LzLabs Over Mainframe Patents

• IAM Secures the New, Perimeter-less Reality

• Building and scaling a security plan for your cloud-native apps (VB On-Demand)

• Virtual Event Today: Supply Chain Security Summit & Expo

• China-linked GIMMICK implant now targets macOS

• What to Do to Strengthen Your Security Ahead of Possible Cyberattacks Coming from Russia

• 10GB of Data Belonging to Nestlé Exposed

• Facestealer Spyware Fooled 100K+ Users On Google Play Store

• Island adds $115M for security-focused enterprise web browser

• Hundreds of HP printers affected by critical security issues

• Anonymous hacks unsecured printers to sends anti-war messages across Russia

• Nucleus Security generates $20M for unified vulnerability management

• Microsoft, Okta Confirm Data Breaches Involving Compromised Accounts

• 12,000 sensitive patient images leaked

• Sen. Rounds on growing cyber threats: Russia is frustrated, wants to send message to U.S.

• Lockbit wins ransomware speed test, encrypts 25,000 files per minute

• Apple Services Resume After Multiple Outages

• TokenEx raises $100M to enhance its anti-data breach cloud tokenization solution

• Medical Service Leaks 12,000 Sensitive Patient Images

• Fastest Ransomware Encrypts 100k Files in Four Minutes

• Chinese ‘Mustang Panda’ Hackers Spotted Deploying New ‘Hodur’ Malware

• Microsoft and Okta comfirm, detail impact of Lapsus$ gang’s attacks

• Putin and Biden Must Choose: How Does Russia Want to Lose?

• NASA’s Insider Threat Program

• Anonymous leaks 10GB of Nestle Data

• Microsoft Source Code Allegedly Leaked: Updated

• White House warns U.S. corporations of potential Russian cyber threat

• Elon Musk Opens Tesla Gigafactory In Germany

• MixMode lands $45M for self-learning security platform that combats zero days

• Okta Confirms 2.5% of Customers Impacted by Lapsus Breach

• It’s official, Lapsus$ gang compromised a Microsoft employee’s account

• Most Important Facts You Need To Know About Cyber Security in the Cloud

• New Variant of Chinese Gimmick Malware Targeting macOS Users

• FBI – Hackers Scanned 5 US Energy Firms, Expert Reaction.

• Lapsus$ Ransomware Continues Its Attack: OKTA Is Its Latest Victim

• Theta Lake raises $50M to secure use of collaboration apps

• Over 200,000 MicroTik Routers Worldwide Are Under the Control of Botnet Malware

• Lapsus$ Ransomware Continues Its Attack: OKTA Is Its Latest Victim – Synopsys

• Okta confirms hack, 2.5% of customers affected

• Two new nations join the list of countries posing as hacking threat

• Moscow denies possible cyber attacks on United States and Banditry rumors

• Fresh concerns about ‘indefinite’ UK government access to doctors’ patient data

• Build your own Android security product

• Okta now says: Lapsus$ may in fact have accessed customer info

• Three steps to secure an organization during mergers and acquisitions

• Companies should evolve their cybersecurity strategy in light of the Great Resignation

• ‘We want them to go to the Stone Age’: Ukraine coders split time between work and cyber warfare

• BitRAT Disguised as Windows 10 License Verification Tool to Compromise PC

• Okta should’ve ‘moved more swiftly’ to assess Lapsus$ breach, CSO says

• As breaches soar, companies must turn to cloud-native security solutions for protection

• The challenges audit leaders need to look out for this year

• Cybersecurity compliance: Start with proven best practices

• BEC Still #1, but Investment Fraud passes Romance Scams

• Okta: Lapsus$ breach may impact hundreds of customers

• CIOs’ growing responsibilities going beyond IT

• Unpacking OMB’s federal strategy for implementing Zero Trust

• Okta revises LAPSUS$ impact upwards to potentially 2.5% of customers

• EDoS: The Next Big Threat to Your Cloud

• Biden Approves Cybersecurity Reporting, Issues Rare Warning

• PagerDuty announces two products to drive automation throughout the enterprise

• Unpacking OMB’s federal strategy for implementing Zero Trust

• Perimeter intrusion detection systems market to reach $21.3 billion by 2026

• Okta admits Lapsus$ attack revealed customer data

• Okta revises LAPSUS$ impact upwards to potentially 2.5% of customers

• EDoS: The Next Big Threat to Your Cloud

• Biden Approves Cybersecurity Reporting, Issues Rare Warning

• Microsoft and Okta Confirm Breach by LAPSUS$ Extortion Group

• iPhone 15 Pro Rumored to Feature Under-Screen Face ID System From Samsung

• PagerDuty announces two products to drive automation throughout the enterprise

• Sequitur Labs EmSPARK Security Suite protects AI models powered by the NVIDIA Jetson platform

• Sonrai Security’s workload security capabilities remove risks across customer’s public cloud

• AvePoint Cloud Records enhancements improve information lifecycle management for enterprises

• Nvidia’s Morpheus AI security framework to land in April

• Microsoft confirms LAPSUS$ hit account with limited access after gang released alleged Bing and Cortana source

• Device Authority and Entrust join forces to provide machine identity automation for IoT

• RNT partners with Cloudian to offer ransomware protection for organizations

• FBI Sees Growing Russian Hacker Interest in US Energy Firms

• The Third-Party Okta Hack Leaves Customers Scrambling

• Apple Stops Signing iOS 15.3.1 Following iOS 15.4 Release, Downgrading No Longer Possible

• IDnow appoints Johannes Leser as VP Trust Services

• Tom McDonough joins Netography Board of Directors

• authID.ai raises $22.5 million to meet projected working capital requirements through 2023

• Neustar collaborates with Permutive to protect advertiser and publisher first-party identity data

• The metaverse may bring new cyber risks. Here’s what companies can do

• Microsoft discloses its findings on hacker group Lapsus$

• Security Teams Need to Investigate the Okta Breach Themselves

• Anonymous hacked Nestlè and leaked 10 GB of sensitive

• Apple Music, App Store and Other Apple Services Again Experiencing Outage [Update: Fixed]

• STG launches Skyhigh Security to protect data regardless of where it lies

• Fidelis Cybersecurity promotes Cameron Pforr to President

• Sean Tilley joins NormCyber as Sales Director

• Report: 60% of security threats are precursors to ransomware

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-03-22

• Lapsus$ Data Kidnappers Claim Snatches From Microsoft, Okta

• F-Secure splits in two as WithSecure launches

• Apple Music, App Store and Other Apple Services Again Experiencing Outage

• DEV-0537 criminal actor targeting organizations for data exfiltration and destruction

• Zoom’s new security authorization might mean expanded use by defense components

• Ransomware Group Claims Major Okta Breach

• Pentagon acquisition reforms may get more scrutiny

• Okta: Lapsus$ attackers had access to support engineer’s laptop

• New Warning from the White House Calls for Urgent Action

• A new rootkit comes to an ATM near you

• 4 leading practices for delivering business through the cloud

• Red Canary’s Annual Threat Detection Report Reveals Top Threats and Techniques Targeting Most Organizations

• A new wave of DeadBolt Ransomware attacks hit QNAP NAS devices 

• Are You Prepared for the New Normal of Jekyll and Hyde Data?

• How To Defend Railway Subsystems from Targeted Cyber-Attacks

• Facebook users wary of security mail find themselves locked out of accounts

• Authentication Specialist Okta Denies Data Breach

• CEOs: How to withstand potential cyber conflict

• ‘Secrets Sprawl’ Haunts Software Supply Chain Security

• Agencies look to streamline payment data collection in contracting

• Tiny, cheap solution for quantum-secure encryption

• Apple Releases Updated Firmware for Beats Fit Pro

• How To Do Preemptive Cybersecurity

• Cisco Looks To Hybrid Workplaces With Webex Updates

• LAPSUS$ Hackers Leak Trove of Data, Claim to Breach Microsoft and Okta

• Okta says attacker accessed engineer’s laptop for five days

• Facebook Group For Ukrainian Refugees Infiltrated By Trolls and Traffickers

• ‘The NSA could put the Russians back to the 19th century,’ in cyber warfare, says Christopher Rouland

• Google Settles Lawsuit With Fired Engineers

• Background Check Company Sued Over Data Breach

• Harness acquires ChaosNative to bring chaos engineering to software delivery

• Claimed Okta customer breach could be ‘extremely serious’

• White House warns of potential Russian cyberattack based on new intel

• Russia Lays Groundwork for Cyberattacks on US Infrastructure – White House

• Well done patching Log4j. Now, are you ready for the next zero day disaster?

• ‘Serpent’ Backdoor Used in Malware Attacks on French Entities

• ‘Spam Nation’ Villain Vrublevsky Charged With Fraud

• White House: Russia Preparing Cyber-Attacks on US

• Texan Accused of Credit Repair Scam

• Trustero Exits Stealth Mode and Launches its Compliance as a Service Platform

• Checkmarx Launches Comprehensive Supply Chain Security Solution

• Logpoint Unleashes SaaS-Delivered Converged SIEM

• Azure confidential computing with NVIDIA GPUs for trustworthy AI

• Attackers UtilizingDefault Credentials to Target Businesses, Raspberry Pi and Linux Top Targets

• According to Arkose Labs, the Bots Target Financial Organizations

• Scammers are Using Novel Technique to Target iPhone and Android Users

• Claimed Okta customer breach could be ‘extremely serious’

• White House warns of potential Russian cyberattack based on new intel

• Biden: Russia exploring cyber attacks against US

• Harness acquires ChaosNative to bring chaos engineering to software delivery

• Well done patching Log4j. Now, are you ready for the next zero day disaster?

• Shields Up: Securing Your Perimeter

• Exploring a New Class of Kernel Exploit Primitive

• What Concerns Cyber Pros Most About the Invasion of Ukraine

• Attackers UtilizingDefault Credentials to Target Businesses, Raspberry Pi and Linux Top Targets

• According to Arkose Labs, the Bots Target Financial Organizations

• Scammers are Using Novel Technique to Target iPhone and Android Users

• Google Settles Lawsuit With Fired Engineers

• Russia Lays Groundwork for Cyberattacks on US Infrastructure – White House

• ‘Serpent’ Backdoor Used in Malware Attacks on French Entities

• ‘Spam Nation’ Villain Vrublevsky Charged With Fraud

• White House: Russia Preparing Cyber-Attacks on US

• Texan Accused of Credit Repair Scam

• Background Check Company Sued Over Data Breach

• Trustero Exits Stealth Mode and Launches its Compliance as a Service Platform

• Checkmarx Launches Comprehensive Supply Chain Security Solution

• Logpoint Unleashes SaaS-Delivered Converged SIEM

• New iPhone SE Nearly as Tough as iPhone 13 in Drop Test Thanks to Improved Glass

• Deals: Get the Apple Pencil 2 for $103.99 ($25 Off), 32GB Apple TV 4K for $169 ($10 Off), More

• Azure confidential computing with NVIDIA GPUs for trustworthy AI

• Logz.io Achieves AWS Security Competency Status

• Tom McDonough Joins Netography’s Board of Directors

• Companies Failing to Protect Themselves Against Cyberattacks Even When Patches Exist According to New Survey

• Public Cloud Security Top of Mind as 1 in 2 Experienced a Breach During COVID-19

• 5 Industries that need advanced Cybersecurity measures

• Facestealer Infects 100,000+ Users Distributed Through Google Play

• Russia Lays Groundwork for Cyberattacks on US Infrastructure

• QNAP Devices Targeted in New Wave of DeadBolt Ransomware Attacks

• Zscaler Unveils Security Service Edge Innovations to Protect Enterprises From Cyberattacks

• Three critical RCE flaws affect hundreds of HP printer models

• Apple Podcast Creators Will Soon Be Able to Access Follower Metrics

• Apple’s Shazam App Gains Concert Discovery Feature

• Browser-in-The-Browser Attack – A New Phishing Strategy

• A Review of SecuX V20 Hardware Crypto Wallet

• KeePassXC 2.7.0 update with improved Auto-Type, Tags for entries launches out of beta

• Russia Finds Meta ‘Guilty’ Of Extremism Activity

• FIDO: Here’s Another Knife to Help Murder Passwords

• Drupal Releases Security Updates

• FBI and FinCEN Release Advisory on AvosLocker Ransomware

• LAPSUS$ Hackers Claim to Have Breached Microsoft and Authentication Firm Okta

• Lapsus$ Ransomware attack on Okta leads to a data breach

• ‘This Is Really, Really Bad’: Lapsus$ Gang Claims Okta Hack

• Drupal Releases Security Updates

• FBI and FinCEN Release Advisory on AvosLocker Ransomware

• Corrupted Open-Source Software Enters The Russian Battlefield

• Okta Breached Through Customer Support

• Biden: Russia Exploring US Cyber Attacks

• Serpent Backdoor Uses Chocolatey Installer

• iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max Schematics Reveal Larger Camera Bump and Thicker Overall Design

• Lapsus$ Hackers Claim to Have Breached Microsoft and Authentication Firm Okta

• White House Warns of Possible Russian Cyberattacks

• SOC Level Up: Introduction to Sigma Rules

• LAPSUS$ & OKTA: The Cyber Attacks Continue

• Serpent Backdoor Slithers into Orgs Using Chocolatey Installer

• Lapsus$ extortion gang claims to have stolen sensitive data from Okta

• Here’s a Sneak Peek Inside Apple’s New Studio Display

• IoT Security and the Internet of Forgotten Things

• LAPSUSS & Okta: The Cyber Attacks Continue

• Application Security Firm ForAllSecure Raises $21 Million

• Demystifying Zero Trust

• Security Teams are Responsible for Over 165k Assets

• The Secret to Zero Trust You Need to Know

• Microsoft Source Code Allegedly Leaked

• Microsoft Investigates After Lapsus$ Hack Claim

• OKTA breached by Lapsus$ Ransomware Gang

• Multi-factor authentication: How to enable 2FA to step up your security

• Wazuh Offers XDR Functionality at a Price Enterprises Will Love — Free!

• Deals: AirTag 4-Pack Available for $89 on Amazon ($10 Off)

• Trustero launches SOC 2 compliance platform

• More can be done to curb misuse of Cobalt Strike, expert says

• 97% of security findings are related to cloud, study finds

• Android app with 100,000 downloads contained password-stealing malware, say security researchers

• Social engineering attacks to dominate Web3, the metaverse

• White House warns: Do these 8 things now to boost your security ahead of potential Russian cyberattacks

• Authentication oufit Okta investigating Lapsus$ breach report

• Over 1 Million Impacted in Data Breach at Texas Dental Services Provider

• U.S. Government Warns Companies of Potential Russian Cyberattacks

• US critical infrastructure operators should prepare for retaliatory cyberattacks

• Authentication firm Okta says it has found no evidence of new attack after hackers claim breach

• #IMOS22: Ciaran Martin Discusses Cyber-Threats from the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

• #IMOS22: Ciaran Martin Discusses Cyber Threats from the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

• Modernizing our Certificates and Badges

• Apple Fined €5 Million for Ninth Time in the Netherlands Over Third-Party In-App Payment Systems

• Apple to Face Claims it Bars Third-Party Heart-Rate App Functionality on Apple Watch

• Sonrai expands cloud security platform, adding workload protection

• Microsoft, Okta Investigating Data Theft Claims

• High-Severity UEFI Vulnerabilities Patched in Dell Enterprise Laptops

• 100,000 Google Play Users Targeted by Android Password Stealing Malware

• OneWeb To Use SpaceX Rockets For Satellite Launches

• Okta says breach evidence posted by Lapsus$ hackers linked to January ‘security incident’

• SSE Company Skyhigh Security Emerges From McAfee Enterprise

• Discord With Native Apple Silicon Support Now Rolling Out

• New attack technique makes phishing near undetectable

• Apono emerges from stealth to redefine permissions management

• AvosLocker ransomware hits critical infrastructure

• Lapsus$ gang says it has breached Okta and Microsoft

• Malware as a Service. What It Is and How It Can Threaten Your Business?

• The Neo Digital Nomad

• 5 Social Engineering Attacks to Watch Out For

• LAPSUS$ claims to have breached Okta

• Joe Biden issues warning to all CEOs about Russian Cyber Attack

• Hotels in Macau Targeted in Attacks Linked to South Korea’s DarkHotel APT

• Dark Web Drug Peddler Gets Nine Years

• Lapsus$ extortion gang leaked the source code for some Microsoft projects

• CafePress slapped with $500,000 penalty for data breach

• Mitigate Top 5 Common Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities

• The Obsession with Faster Cybersecurity Incident Reporting

• Okta Investigates Possible Lapsus Breach

• Mikko Hyppönen: WithSecure will bring focus on ML to counter cybercrime

• Biden says Russia exploring revenge cyberattacks

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

• Biden warns Russia exploring revenge cyberattacks

• Decentriq raises $15M to expand its data clean rooms platform

• President Biden warns Russia exploring revenge cyber attacks

• New Dell BIOS Bugs Affect Millions of Inspiron, Vostro, XPS, Alienware Systems

• Securing DevOps amid digital transformation

• Zscaler adds new zero trust network access capabilities

• Just how do you build a healthy software pipeline and make sure it’s secure?

• The not so scary truth about zero-day exploits

• Expanding threat landscape: Cybercriminals attacking from all sides

• Serpent backdoor targets French entities with high-evasive attack chain

• HEAT attacks: A new class of cyber threats organizations are not prepared for

• Podcast Episode: Hack to the Future

• EU and US Agencies Warns that Russia Could Attack Satellite Communications Networks

• APAC firms see need to train staff in digital skills, but few actually do so

• This is a BlackCat you don’t want crossing your path

• How the increase in ransomware has impacted the cyber insurance market

• McAfee Cloud Launches as Skyhigh Security

• A Search for API Security in the Operator’s Tool Box

• The value of running stateful applications on Kubernetes

• McAfee Enterprise’s security service edge business is now called Skyhigh Security

• Password management market to reach $2.9 billion by 2027

• McAfee Enterprise cloud security biz relaunches as Skyhigh

• Skyhigh Security rises from McAfee-FireEye’s SSE

• STG launches Skyhigh Security from McAfee cloud assets

• What does Go-written malware look like? Here’s a sample under the microscope

• NICE Actimize X-Sight Entity Risk enhances end-to-end enterprise fraud solutions’ effectiveness

• Finite State’s compliance mapping feature allows companies to confirm if their products meet compliance

• Hacking group claims to leak Microsoft source code

• Biden Warns US Companies of Potential Russian Cyberattacks

• Sandworm: A tale of disruption told anew

• Russia-linked InvisiMole APT targets state organizations of Ukraine

• ComplyAdvantage partners with Resistant AI to enhance AML capabilities for financial organizations

• Ban Online Behavioral Advertising

• 2022-03-21 – Infection from Brazil malspam

• 450connect collaborates with HUBER+SUHNER to help achieve Germany’s energy policy goals

• Cisco partners with Rakuten to create cloud-native 5G mobile networks based on O-RAN technology

• Bandwidth and Pindrop join forces to protect enterprises against voice-based attacks

• ForAllSecure raises $21 million to secure open source projects used by businesses around the world

• ‘Unintended consequences’: Officials warn amateurs against hacking Russia

• Illicit Crypto Activity Detected By US Treasury Department

• Firefox will efficiently play AV1 video—if you have a brand-new GPU

• White House warns of possible Russian cyberstrike on US critical infrastructure

• White House tells CEOs to brace for ‘long-term’ disruptions from Russia-Ukraine conflict

• Browser-in-the-Browser Attack Makes Phishing Nearly Invisible

• Logpoint appoints John Little as CFO

• Aparna Rayasam joins Trellix as CPO

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