IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-03-27

• Latest Google Chrome Update Fixed Another Zero-Day Flaw

• Prepare Your Business for the Future of Cyberwar: A Review of The Art of Cyberwarfare>

• Ransomware as a Service: The Trending Business Model for Attacks

• How To Add a Social Login to Your Website With Supertokens (Custom UI Only)

• Mar 20- Mar 26 Ukraine – Russia the silent cyber conflict

• Chat and Encrypted Messaging Apps Are the New Battlefields in the Propaganda War

• Hackers Can Use a Replay Attack Due to a Honda Vulnerability

• Trojanized Apps are Being Employed to Steal Cryptocurrency From iOS and Android Users

• US Adds Kaspersky to List of Firms Posing Threat to National Security

• US Adds Kaspersky to List of Firms Posing Threat to National Security

• Scheduled Tasks and Batteries

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 358 by Pierluigi Paganini

• Western Digital addressed a critical bug in My Cloud OS 5

• Google Issues Emergency Fix for Chrome Zero-Day

• Week in review: Lapsus$ breaches Okta and Microsoft, Red Team 101, cybersecurity during M&As

• Social Engineering Attacks Resulted in Compromise of Morgan Stanley Client Accounts

• Penetration testing

• CISA adds 66 new flaws to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog

• What Can Flexible Work Conditions Do for Cyber?

• Contrast Security works with global businesses to build overall security readiness and resilience

• SparkCognition acquires Integration Wizards to deliver visual AI capabilities across industries

• Clear Skye raises $14 million to close the gap between identity and business processes

• AuditBoard opens new European headquarters in London

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• Azurite – An Azure AD Enumeration Tool

• How to Fix Mid-Market Security Using Intelligent Automation and AI

• 5 Ways Cybersecurity Will Change In 2022

• Milliseconds matter: The business impact of data responsiveness

• 5-Step Cyber Threat Hunting Process

• Anonymous Plan to Release 35,000 Documents, Targeting Russia’s Central Bank

• Microweber Creators Patched XSS Flaw in CMS Software

• HackerOne Removed Kaspersky Bug Bounty Program From Its Platform

• Vidar Spyware Exploits Microsoft Help Files to Bypass Detection

• KnowBe4 Spreads Cyber Awareness Training to Their Community

• FCC adds Kaspersky to Covered List due to unacceptable risks to national security

• Securing the metaverse: 3 critical concepts

• Hunt for Lapsus$ Hackers Leads to a British Teen

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Another Chinese Hacking Group Spotted Targeting Ukraine Amid Russia Invasion

• FCC Adds Kaspersky and Chinese Telecom Firms to National Security Threat List

• Changes to the CISSP Exam Length Coming Soon

• Top 12 client-side security threats

• DataStax unveils CDC for Astra DB to stream real-time operational data across an enterprise data ecosystem

• ‘Precursor malware’ infection may be sign you’re about to get ransomware, says startup

• Google Issues Urgent Chrome Update to Patch Actively Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerability

• 2022-03-21 – Hancitor infection with Cobalt Strike and Mars Stealer

• 2022-03-21 – Traffic analysis exercise – Burnincandle

• 2022-03-24 – Emotet E4 with Cobalt Strike

• Unit 42: Ransomware demands we’re aware of averaged $2.2m last year

• Confirmed: Anonymous Hacks Central Bank of Russia; Leaks 28GB of Data

• 5 Threat Intelligence Trends

• Foundries.io collaborates with Arduino to provide solutions for Linux-based IoT and edge products

• CoreStack partners with Nirmata to help enterprises protect and govern Kubernetes workloads

• SAML: Still Going Strong After Two Decades

• Unit 42: Ransomware demands averaged $2.2m last year

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