IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-06-06

• FBI warns of scammers soliciting donations for Ukraine

• RecoLabs hopes to secure enterprise collaboration

• Brush up on phishing detection to prevent ransomware

• Ransomware attacks may be tough to stop, but here’s how to recover

• Speech-Related Offenses Should be Excluded from the Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty

• Cyber competition builds skills, teamwork

• Communication Is Key to CISO Success

• Microsoft seized 41 domains used by Iran-linked Bohrium APT

• Authy vs Google Authenticator: Two-factor authenticator comparison

• Kinsta vs WP Engine: Managed WordPress hosting comparison

• Network Security Firm Perimeter 81 Closes $100 Million Funding Round

• Major DDoS attacks increasing after invasion of Ukraine

• BigID Introduces Cloud Data Security On Demand

• Optiv Launches Cyber Recovery Solution Focused on Protection and Rapid Recovery

• Delivering emergency alerts to vehicle infotainment systems

• US Supreme Court Seeks Biden Input On WhatsApp’s NSO Lawsuit

• EEOC will keep online mediation around post-Covid

• Federal broadband strategies ‘fragmented and overlapping,’ GAO says

• Threat Awareness Firm HackNotice Raises $7 Million

• RSA Conference 2022: Adjusting to ongoing transformation

• Reno mayor touts potential of blockchain, NFTs as city embarks on new pilot programs

• Thousands of unprotected Elasticsearch databases are being ransomed

• Polonium Assaults Against Israeli Organizations were Blocked by Microsoft

• IBM to Acquire Randori, Transforming How Clients Manage Risk with Attack Surface Management

• Report: Facebook Hosts A Stunning Amount Of Cryptocurrency Fraud

• IBM to Buy Attack Surface-Management Firm Randori

• RangeForce Named Cutting Edge Cybersecurity Training Platform in Global InfoSec Awards at RSA Conference 2022

• Hypori Wins Most Innovative Mobile Device Security Solution at the 10th Annual Global InfoSec Awards, Presented at the 2022 RSA Conference

• Horizon3.ai Named Winner of the Coveted Global InfoSec Awards during RSA Conference 2022

• Mandiant Secures Two Coveted Global InfoSec Awards During RSA Conference 2022

• AT&T Cybersecurity’s Partner Program and SentinelOne enter managed XDR market with robust alliance

• Fronton Botnet Attacks — Why Enterprises Should Worry?

• A hopeful update on the President’s Management Agenda

• How to always access your locked iOS device

• Critical Vulnerability Found in Motorola’s Unisoc Chips

• Attackers Use Underground Hacking Forum to Strip Activation Lock from iPhones

• Russian Construction and Housing website hacked for war on Ukraine

• RSAC 2022 trends: IBM, CrowdStrike and Wiz look to secure cloud attack surface

• State-Backed Hacker Believed to Be Behind Follina Attacks on EU and US

• The CISO Shortlist: Top Priorities at RSA 2022

• Cybersecurity M&A Activity Shows No Signs of Slowdown

• Long Story on the Accused CIA Vault 7 Leaker

• Multilingual Cybersecurity Awareness Training adapted for your needs

• Musk May Drop Twitter Deal If Fake Account Data Not Provided

• Complete Guide to Keylogging in Linux: Part 2

• FBI warning: This gang steals data for ransom, then makes harassing phone calls to pile on the pressure

• Small business cybersecurity: Avoid these 8 basic mistakes that could let hackers in

• Seagate Technology and the Case of the Missing Huawei FDPR Enforcement

• Hack Global, Buy Local: The Inefficiencies of the Zero-Day Exploit Market

• Announcing 2022 Microsoft Security Excellence Awards winners

• Atlassian Patches Confluence Zero-day Vulnerabilities

• A Severe Zero-Day Vulnerability Riddles Microsoft Office

• Researcher Discloses A WordPress CSP Bypass Publicly After Not Hearing From the Publishers

• Real Security Concerns Are Scarier Than Doomsday Predictions

• Apple protected App Store users from $1.5 billion fraud last year

• Critical Account Takeover Vulnerability Patched in GitLab Enterprise Edition

• 10 Most Prolific Banking Trojans Targeting Hundreds of Financial Apps with Over a Billion Users

• Security Resilience for a Hybrid, Multi-Cloud Future

• Australian Court Orders Google To Pay Politician Over ‘Abusive’ YouTube Videos

• Apple Blocked 1.6 Million Risky, Vulnerable Apps in 2021

• Unpatched Critical Flaws Disclosed in U-Boot Bootloader for Embedded Devices

• Russian Ministry Website Appears Hacked

• Ransomware Attacks Have Dropped. Gangs Attack Each Other’s Victims

• Costa Rican Government Held Up By Ransomware… Again

• Meet The Vigilantes Who Hack Millions In Crypto To Save It From Thieves

• Is SEO Better Than Paid Ads?

• Armis unveils Industry’s first End-to-End Risk-Based Vulnerability Lifecycle Management

• Ransomware Viruses Are Not Going Away

• Are You Ready for a Breach in Your Organization’s Slack Workspace?

• AlphaBay Is Taking Over the Dark Web—Again

• Qualys VMDR 2.0 provides security teams with insights into an organization’s risk posture

• LastPass joins the FIDO passwordless movement

• Personal Information of Over 30,000 Students Exposed in Unprotected Database

• Gathering Momentum: 3 Steps Forward to Expand SBoM Use

• Name That Edge Toon: Hey, Batter Batter!

• Qualys VMDR 2.0 with TruRisk: Taking vulnerability management to the next level

• Lumu Incident View empowers security teams to prioritize incidents based on the progression of attacks

• Can You Be Tracked If You Use a VPN – 2022 Guide

• Microsoft’s new ‘autopatch’ service for Windows PC just took another step forwards

• Ransomware attacks have dropped. And gangs are attacking each other’s victims

• Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: 36 Deals Announced in May 2022

• Virtru launches OpenTDF project to offer orgs zero-trust data controls

• Microsoft Seizes 41 Domains Used in Spear-Phishing Attacks by Bohrium Hackers

• Another nation-state actor exploits Microsoft Follina to attack European and US entities

• Apple Release 2021 Fraud Prevention Analysis

• Hosting Types and What to Look for in a Provider

• Amazon’s Consumer Boss, Dave Clark, Steps Down

• Virtru launches OpenTDF project to offer orgs zero trust data controls

• CISA Warned About Critical Vulnerabilities in Illumina’s DNA Sequencing Devices

• State-Backed Hackers Exploit Microsoft “Follina” Bug to Target U.S. and European Entities

• A week in security (May 30 – June 5)

• Most Reliable Hosting Company Sites in May 2022

• Apple: These are the sorts of apps we blocked from our App Store last year

• Demand for cyber risk insurance soars in Brazil

• Beating Ransomware With Advanced Backup and Data Defense Technologies

• Feature: Beating Ransomware With Advanced Backup and Data Defense Technologies

• Gloucester Council IT Systems Still Not Fully Operational Six Months After Cyber-Attack

• Digital Fingerprints Of A Million Child Abuse Images Made

• Malware Injected Into Every JavaScript File Controlling Thousands Of Sites

• A Warning To Enterprises: It’s Time To Retire On-prem; Migration To Cloud And Modern AppSec Tools Critical To Future Threats, What Do You Think?

• Singapore Officially Launches Digital Platform to Ease Supply Chain Data Flow and Improve Data Efficiencies

• What Is a CVE? Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Explained

• Phishing Campaign Uses Reverse Tunnels and URL Shorteners

• Top Ways Big Companies Protect their Data

• Extra, Extra, VERT Reads All About It: Cybersecurity News for the Week of May 30, 2022

• Critical U-Boot Vulnerability Allows Rooting of Embedded Systems

• Red TIM Research discovers a Command Injection with a 9,8 score on Resi

• 60GB of User Data Was Exposed by Australian Trading Company ACY Securities

• Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi surges 50% after report that regulators are ending probes

• Closing the Door: DeadBolt Ransomware Locks Out Vendors With Multitiered Extortion Scheme

• Maximize your cloud security with isolation zones

• Atlassian Patches Confluence Zero-Day as Exploitation Attempts Surge

• HackerOne OpenASM enables customers to leverage scan data from multiple vendors

• CrowdStrike is a buy as the macro environment becomes more uncertain, Morgan Stanley says

• Hackers Ended the Life of a 150+ Years Old College in Illinois

• Russian Ministry Website Hacked With Pro Ukraine Message

• EU To Agree Universal Mobile Charger Port On Tuesday – Report

• Activists Say Cyber Agency Weakens Voting Tech Advisory

• Russian Ministry Website Reportedly Hacked

• CVE-2022-30190 (Follina) vulnerability in MSDT: description and counteraction

• BEC attacks have risen 53% year-over-year

• How to prevent digital burnout

• OpenText expands its suite of security solutions to strengthen cyber resilience posture for enterprises

• Software developers, how secure is your software ?

• Exclusive: Pro-Russia group ‘Cyber Spetsnaz’ is attacking government agencies

• Skyhigh Security SSE platform enhancements protect data regardless of where it lies

• Tor’s (security) role in the future of the Internet, with Alec Muffett

• Cyber Attack news headlines trending on Google

• Elon Musk pushes Tesla AI Day to September 30 this year

• SMSFactory Android Malware Trick Victims to Subscribes to Premium Services

• Intelligence must drive strategic decisions

• Healthcare-specific cybersecurity problems and how to address them

• Perimeter 81 Secures $100 Million Series C Funding Led By B Capital, Leading to $1 Billion Valuation

• PentaFour Acquires Winterhawk Consulting from Pathlock

• CrowdStrike Reports First Quarter Fiscal Year 2023 Financial Results

• Tech pros have low confidence in supply chain security

• Four steps to successful empathetic investigations

• The costs and damages of DNS attacks

• Costa Rican government held up by ransomware … again

• HITRUST: the Path to Cyber Resilience

• High Seas and High Stakes Communications: Securing the Maritime Industry

• The Intigriti Ethical Hacker Survey 2022

• State-Backed Hackers Exploit Microsoft ‘Follina’ Bug to Target Entities in Europe and U.S

• BluBracket enhances its code security solution to help enterprises protect software supply chains

• Gurucul releases cloud-native SOC platform to improve security analyst effectiveness

• Neosec ShadowHunt identifies threats in business API traffic

• Yandex CEO Arkady Volozh resigns after being added to EU sanctions list

• Welcoming the Indonesian Government to Have I Been Pwned

• Novartis says no sensitive data was compromised in cyberattack

• Foxconn confirms Mexico facility was hit by a ransomware attack

• Motorola phones at risk of hacking with chip-level vulnerability

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• A New Paradigm for Absolute Zero Trust and Infrastructure Resiliency

• Secure access for a connected world

• Alert Fatigue Puts Your Organization at Risk; Here’s What to do about it

• How SD-WAN Enables Digital Transformation

• Need Micro-segmentation Superpowers? Visit ColorTokens at RSA

• PoC exploits for Atlassian CVE-2022-26134 RCE flaw released online

• Microsoft Disrupts Bohrium Hackers’ Spear-Phishing Operation

• U.S. Agencies Seize Domains Employed for Selling Credentials

• CrowdStrike to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 368 by Pierluigi Paganini

• ACY Accidentally Exposes User Data On Web

• The Ukraine Strain in the U.S.-UAE Partnership

• Get a light, powerful cybersecurity device for under $300

• Hackers stole over $250,000 in Ethereum from Bored Ape Yacht Club

• The Hacker Gold Rush That’s Poised to Eclipse Ransomware

• Atlassian rolled out fixes for Confluence zero-day actively exploited in the wild

• Week in review: Macro-less Office documents zero-day bug, FluBot takedown, growing DDoS threats

• Penetration testing

• CrowdStrike Ranks #1 in Worldwide Corporate Endpoint Security 2021 Market Shares

• Mirantis collaborates with Docker to accelerate application design and delivery for developers

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