IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-06-19

• USB Forensics – Reconstruction of Digital Evidence from USB Drive

• Overturning Roe: What Might This Mean for Military Culture?

• Meet “Universal ZTNA,” Powered by Genians #1 Proven NAC, at Infosecurity Europe 2022

• DevSecOps deploy and operate processes

• Police Linked To Hacking Campaign To Frame Indian Activists

• International Operation Takes Down Russian RSOCKS Botnet

• “NakedPages” Phishing Toolkit Advertised for Sale on Cybercrime and Telegram Platforms

• Azure Attack Paths: Common Findings and Fixes (Part 1)

• Revoking Access to JWTs With a Blacklist/Deny List

• China-Linked APT Flew Under Radar For A Decade

• Defend Your Castle with Zero Trust

• Transparency And Collaboration Between Vendors and Customers Are Key to Reducing Third-Party Security Incidents

• Linux Botnet Finds Novel Way Of Spreading To New Devices

• How to Password Protect Any File

• Rapid7 research reveals which data ransomware groups seek and use for leverage

• Week in review: Microsoft fixes Follina, cybersecurity pros quitting, (IN)SECURE Magazine RSAC 2022

• Penetration testing

• Experts warn of a new eCh0raix ransomware campaign targeting QNAP NAS

• Researchers Alert About Ransomware Attacks Targeting Microsoft Cloud ‘Versioning’ Feature

• Eclypsium Expands its Leadership Team and Advisory Board to Support Accelerated Growth

• How to create a continuous lifecycle for your IT Policy Management

• The Complete List of Types of Phishing Attacks, Their Brief Definitions, and How to Prevent Them

• Eclypsium expands its executive team with new appointments

• Vesta hires Hrishi Talwar as CPO

• 3 Essential Measures to Mitigate the Risk from Follina — A New Windows Zero-Day Actively Exploited in the Wild

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• What You Need to Know About The Role of Patch Management For Cyber Security

• How to Discover Exploitable Intelligence with Attack Surface Management

• Microsoft Launches New Privacy Features for Windows 11

• US DoJ announced to have shut down the Russian RSOCKS Botnet

• How ML-powered video surveillance could improve security

• Chinese Attackers Abused Sophos Firewall Zero-Day Bug to Target South Asian Organizations

• The United States Department of Justice Will no Longer Prosecute Ethical Hackers

• CMMC 2.0: key changes

• Former Amazon employee convicted in Capital One hack

• ‘Hermit’ Spyware Deployed in Syria, Kazakhstan, and Italy

• Tinder Swindlers: How scammers steal your heart, then your money

• An Alleged Russian Spy Was Busted Trying to Intern at The Hague

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• MaliBot Android Banking Trojan targets Spain and Italy

• Authorities Shut Down Russian RSOCKS Botnet That Hacked Millions of Devices

• Over a Dozen Flaws Found in Siemens’ Industrial Network Management System

• China-linked APT Went Under Radar for Decade

• U.S. State and Federal Funding for Cybersecurity is on the Rise

• Journey Into Cybersecurity – Conversations with Cyber Newcomers, Part 2

• New in Cybersecurity – Insights, threat trends, & RSA learnings

• Atlassian Confluence Flaw Being Used to Deploy Ransomware and Crypto Miners

• 26 Million Request Per Second DDoS Attack Detected – Largest HTTPS DDoS Ever Recorded

• How to Build Security for Your SaaS User Communications

• DeadBolt ransomware takes another shot at QNAP storage

• ShiftLeft and Wipro join forces to bring new technological innovations to customers

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