IT Security News Daily Summary 2022-09-18

• Information Warfare and What Infosec Needs to Know

• Poor Identity Management Amplifies Ransomware

• Akeyless Empowers Enterprise Code Security with Comprehensive Secrets Management

• The Importance of Terrorist Founders and the Role of Safe Havens

• LastPass Hacked, Customer Data and Vaults Secure

• Hackers Had Internal Access for 4 Days

• Fintechs weather the storm: How disruptive technology is driving change

• How to Prepare for the Future of Vulnerability Management

• Akamai Sighted an Evolving DDoS attack in EU

• Critical Bug Identified in Kingspan TMS300 CS Water Tank Management System

• LastPass Says Hackers Accessed Its Systems for Just 4 Days

• Netgear Routers impacted by FunJSQ Game Acceleration Module flaw

• CISA Expands Flaws Catalog With Old, Exploited Vulnerabilities

• How to Use DuckDuckGo’s Privacy-First Email Service

• The Queen’s Funeral Sets Off the Biggest UK Police Operation Ever

• Uber says there is no evidence that users’ private information was compromised

• Week in review: Uber hacked, QNAP NAS devices under attack, 5 Kali Linux books to read this year

• Penetration testing

• When to Perform IoT Testing: 4 Tips for Beginners

• LastPass provides details on August 2022 hack

• How does robust cybersecurity add value to a business?

• Hexnode Announces Speaker Line-up for Global User Conference, HexCon22

• Keysight Technologies PathWave ADS 2023 automates design-to-test workflows

• Cofense advances its team members, Tonia Dudley and Josh Bartolomie

• Poly announces external API Marketplace utilizing RapidAPI

• 3 ways MDR can drive business growth for MSPs

• S3 Ep100.5: Uber breach – an expert speaks [Audio + Text]

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 384

• Uber Downplays Data Breach Impact, Claims No Sensitive Data Stolen

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• LastPass revealed that intruders had internal access for four days during the August hack

• Latest Cyberthreats and Advisories – September 9, 2022

• Credential theft food chain—What is Ransomware-as-a-Service

• Serious Breach at Uber Spotlights Hacker Social Deception

• Hacker Couple Deleted Hotel Chain Data For Fun

• Uber Breach Looks Like It Compromised All Systems

• Major Vulnerabilities Found in Wireless LAN Devices in Airlines

• Bell Canada Hit by Hive ransomware

• Malware Targets Weblog Servers And Dockers APIs For Cryptomining

• CISA adds Stuxnet bug to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog

• Multiple Security Bugs Identified in EZVIZ Smart Cams

• New Spear Phish Methodology Relies on PuTTY SSH Client to Infect Systems

• Facebook Reverses Ban On Holocaust-Themed Movie

• US Border Agents May Have a Copy of Your Text Messages

• CISA Expands Vulnerabilities Catalog With Old, Exploited Flaws

• Uber Investigates Potential Breach Of its Computer System

• Uber Claims No Sensitive Data Exposed in Latest Breach… But There’s More to This

• Become an ethical hacker online

• Can reflections in eyeglasses actually leak info from Zoom calls? Here’s a study into it

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Uber Hacked – Attackers Breached Critical IT Systems & Windows Domain

• Rising to the challenges of secure coding – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

• So You’re Certified in Cybersecurity – Now what?

• Guide to the best data privacy certifications for 2022

• Hackers Had Access to LastPass’s Development Systems for Four Days

• Postman 10 improves API governance and security

• Code42 Incydr enhancements support DaaS and VDI environments

• Tanium XEM platform integration with Microsoft Sentinel enables active threat hunting

• Uber hacked

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