IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-04-02

• Lawmakers Propose Bill To Break Up Facebook For “Taking Advantage Of Their Customers”

• Intelligent Automation: The New Cybersecurity Essential

• These APT Hackers Install Malware by Impersonating Antivirus Scans

• The Origin of SARS-CoV-2: Animal Transmission or Lab Leak?

• Cyberwarfare Leaks Reveal Russia’s Sweeping Efforts and Potential Targets

• Week in review: 3CX supply chain attack, ChatGPT data leak

• Leaked documents from Russian firm NTC Vulkan show Sandworm cyberwarfare arsenal

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 413 by Pierluigi Paganini – International edition

• SafeMoon: Threat Actors Exploit the “Burn” Bug, Stealing $8.9M From Liquidity Pool

• The Risks of Automatic Updates: A Closer Look at the Malicious 3CX Update

• Ransomware Threats in 2023: Increasing and Evolving

• Hackers Use Password-Protected OneNote Files to Spread Malware

• Winter Vivern Hackers Exploit Zimbra Flaw to Siphon NATO Emails

• Protect Yourself from Healthcare Cyber Risks

• Are Smart Locks More Secure Than Traditional Locks?

• TikTok Attorney: China Can’t Get U.S. Data Under Plan

• Enpass or Bitwarden password manager: which to pick

• Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) for the Automotive Industry

• How to secure your data in the Cloud

• Member Feedback on (ISC)² 2023 Bylaws Requested by April 7

• Analysis: Will ChatGPT’s Perfect English Change the Game For Phishing Attacks?

• LockBit leaks data stolen from the South Korean National Tax Service

• CloudBees integrates with Argo to enhance cloud-native software delivery

• Ukrainian Hacktivists Trick Russian Military Wives for Personal Info

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• How microservices have transformed enterprise security

• Italy’s Data Protection Authority temporarily blocks ChatGPT over privacy concerns

• Zimbra email platform vulnerability exploited to steal European govt emails

• Behavior-Based Security Training to Stem Tide of Cybersecurity Breaches

• CISA adds bugs exploited by commercial surveillance spyware to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

• Why zero trust depends on solving identity sprawl

• Cybersecurity Industry News Review – March 28, 2023

• Ferrari Warns Customers Their Personal Data Might Have Been Hijacked

• IcedID: A New Era with ‘Lite and Fork’ Malware

• Online Privacy is a Myth; Here’s Why

• Fraudsters Are Difficult to Spot, Thanks to AI Chatbots

• Are Chatbots Making it Difficult to Trace Phishing Emails?

• Trojanized Tor Browser Bundle Drops Malware

• The Urgent Need to Address the Critical Bug in IBM’s Aspera Faspex

• ‘Vulkan’ Leak Offers a Peek at Russia’s Cyberwar Playbook

• Microsoft Fixes New Azure AD Vulnerability Impacting Bing Search and Major Apps

• Winnti APT Hackers Attack Linux Servers With New Malware ‘Mélofée’

• Summary Of News And Events That Happened This Week

• Build or Buy your own antivirus product

• Ukrainian cops nab suspects accused of stealing $4.3m from victims across Europe

• Tor Browser: What Is It? And How It Can Aid In Identity Protection

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• Business Wire’s Website is Currently Unavailable

• Cacti, Realtek, and IBM Aspera Faspex Vulnerabilities Under Active Exploitation

• Hackers Exploiting WordPress Elementor Pro Vulnerability: Millions of Sites at Risk!

• Italy Temporarily Blocks ChatGPT Over Privacy Concerns

• Zenoss introduces monitoring capabilities for Kubernetes

• Socura releases Managed SASE service to secure the hybrid workforce

• Lemon8 Enters US Top Charts With TikTok Parent

• This New AlienFox Toolkit Steals Credentials for 18 Cloud Services

• Steer clear of this EE phish that wants your card details

• 3 tips to raise your backup game

• 3 tips for creating backups your organization can rely on when ransomware strikes

• World Backup Day: Avoiding a data disaster is a forever topic

• Bad Content Moderation Is Bad, And Government Interference Can Make It Even Worse

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