IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-06-26

• Legislation would expand and extend government’s counterdrone authority

• More than $42 billion in broadband funding allocations announced

• Boston looks to boost employee productivity with generative AI guidance

• How to use Tor browser (and why you should)

• Privacy-minded browser DuckDuckGo lands in Windows

• Twitter Celeb Account Hacker Heads to Jail for 5 Years

• China’s ‘Volt Typhoon’ APT Turns to Zoho ManageEngine for Fresh Cyberattacks

• Stock Exchange Targeted By Facebook Scammers

• It’s Open Season on Law Firms for Ransomware & Cyberattacks

• Cl0p in Your Network? Here’s How to Find Out

• Is government culture stifling CX innovation?

• How API gateways improve API security

• How Thales and Red Hat Secure Kubernetes Data in a 5G World

• Snowflake Expands collaboration with Microsoft to enter the next wave of generative AI

• Fake Super Mario 3 Installers Drop Crypto Miner, Data Stealer

• Remediation Ballet Is a Pas de Deux of Patch and Performance

• Energy company Suncor suffered a cyber attack and its company Petro-Canada gas reported problems at its gas stations in Canada

• Anonymous Sudan’s Attack of European Investment Bank: Money, Politics and PR

• American Airlines, Southwest Airlines Impacted by Data Breach at Third-Party Provider

• Researchers Find Way to Recover Cryptographic Keys by Analyzing LED Flickers

• Know Quantum Threats Before Using AI Language Models Like ChatGPT

• Beware! Mallox Ransomware Attacks IT Industries With a New Attack Pattern

• The Importance of API Versioning and Best Practices for Microservices

• Adhering to Privacy Laws When Preserving System History

• 10 things every CISO needs to know about identity and access management (IAM)

• How Infrastructure as Code Can Help Minimize Human Error

• Beware! Mallox Ransomware Attack IT Industries With New Attack Pattern

• The government has a controversial idea to track mental health crisis calls

• UK hacker busted in Spain gets 5 years over Twitter hack and more

• Umbral Stealer Discovered in Trojanized Super Mario Installer

• Trojanized Super Mario Installer Goes After Gamer Data

• Zombie API vs Shadow API: The Crashtest

• Here’s all you Need to Know About Crypto Poisoning Attack

• Ransomware attack hits Suncor Energy disrupting fuel station payments across Canada

• Blacktail: Unveiling the tactics of a notorious cybercrime group

• Government tech – What’s sustainability got to do with it?

• Millions Face RepoJacking Risk on GitHub Repositories

• Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) fixed three DoS flaw in BIND

• Excel Data Forensics

• Immuta’s integration with Databricks provides security at scale for data and AI workloads

• Be patient with this red-hot tech stock, as it soars to new all-time high

• Why are Western Cyber Attacks Less Heard of?

• How to make sure the reputation of your products and company is good

• Fintech’s Crucial Role in Reducing Cyber Threats

• For IRS Direct File, let the evidence guide the way

• American and Southwest Airlines pilot candidate data exposed

• Fortinet Patches Critical RCE Vulnerability in FortiNAC

• NSA Releases Guide to Mitigate BlackLotus Bootkit Infections

• CISO Speaks: Resilience and Avoiding Burnout

• Top Managed EDR Benefits That Reduce Cybersecurity Risk

• Microsoft Teams Allows Malware Delivery, Researchers Found

• Four Red Flags Warning You of a Hacked Wi-Fi Router

• AI Amplifies Crypto Scam Threat, Warns Web3 Expert

• Pradeo launches unmatched benefits for MSSPs with its latest Mobile Threat Defense release

• Regula enhances solution for document verification to help users detect forgery

• New Relic APM 360 gives engineers a shared view of their application health

• Japan-backed fund to buy critical semiconductor firm JSR for $6.3 billion as chip tensions rise

• FBI Seized BreachForums Three Months After Administrator Arrest

• The Smart Factory 2033

• Phishing and Ransomware Attacks Continues to Hurt Singapore Businesses

• Aston Martin Cuts Deal With Lucid For EV Tech

• GM Plans Tesla-Compatible Charging Ports Next Year

• All About PowerShell Attacks: The No. 1 ATT&CK Technique

• 3 Steps to Successfully & Ethically Navigate a Data Breach

• China-linked APT group VANGUARD PANDA uses a new tradecraft in recent attacks

• British Twitter Hacker Sentenced To Prison In United States

• Millions Of GitHub Repos Potentially Vulnerable To RepoJacking

• Remotely Exploitable DoS Vulns Patched In BIND

• Fortinet Fixes Critical RCE Flaw In FortiNAC Zero Trust Product

• Mastering the Hunt: Guide to Diablo 4 Item Farming for the Rogue Build

• From Compact Efficiency To Performance Prowess: The Evolution Of Japanese Automobiles

• Japanese Cryptocurrency Exchange Falls Victim to JokerSpy macOS Backdoor Attack

• Databricks acquires MosaicML to make generative AI accessible for every organization

• Threat hunting converting SIGMA to YARA

• IoT Security: How To Design Hack-Proof Connected Solutions

• British Twitter Hacker Sentenced to Prison in US

• The US Senate Wants to Rein In AI. Good Luck With That

• Is the Champion’s Cape Worth Getting in OSRS?

• Japan Buys Out JSR As It Drives Chip Equipment Sector

• How Generative AI Can Dupe SaaS Authentication Protocols — And Effective Ways To Prevent Other Key AI Risks in SaaS

• Google Sister Project Brings Laser-Powered Internet To India

• Ex-FBI employee jailed for taking classified material home

• Remotely Exploitable DoS Vulnerabilities Patched in BIND

• CISA Says Critical Zyxel NAS Vulnerability Exploited in Attacks

• MOVEit compromise affects pension systems, insurers

• 7 Digital Marketing Trends You Need To Know

• Microsoft Warns of Widescale Credential Stealing Attacks by Russian Hackers

• Microsoft Teams vulnerability discovered to bypass file sending restrictions

• Biden To Announce Broadband Funding In Major Speech

• Microsoft Teams Flaw Sends Malware to Employees’ Inboxes

• A Guide to 5 Common Twitter Scams in 2023

• A Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) IT Compliance Primer

• The US Senate Wants to Reign In AI. Good Luck With That

• American Airlines & Southwest Airlines Affected by a Data Breach

• A Look At The Damages Covered By Corporate Cyber Insurance

• Navigating Your Way to Resiliency in Four Steps

• Infamous Twitter Hacker Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison

• Serious IDOR Vulnerability Found In Microsoft Teams

• How to Get Valuable Business Intelligence Insight With Data Annotation

• Mullvad VPN Launches “Leta” Search Engine Sans Invasive Online Trackers

• Fortinet Addressed Critical RCE Vulnerability In FortiNAC Systems

• China Regulator Warns AI Poses Challenge To Society

• Companies Call for Changes to UK’s Cyber Essentials Scheme

• JP Morgan accidentally deletes evidence in multi-million record retention screwup

• US Authorities Seize BreachForums Domain

• 4 Science-backed Ways To Improve Team Performance

• Android Feature ‘Behind Deluge’ Of 999 Calls

• Twitter Celeb Hacker Jailed For Five Years

• British Competition and Markets Authority to Investigate AI

• CISOs are More Concerned with Lawsuits, and API Security (Survey Report)

• The Evolution Of Technology In Online Casinos: A Walk Through The Ages

• Software developers, how secure is your software?

• Chinese Hackers Using Never-Before-Seen Tactics for Critical Infrastructure Attacks

• Australian Prime Minister urges citizens to turn off their mobile phones to fend cyber attacks

• Key Considerations When Hiring a Chief Information Security Officer

• Exploring the persistent threat of cyberattacks on healthcare

• Uncovering attacker tactics through cloud honeypots

• 5 free online cybersecurity courses you should check out

• How hardening Microsoft 365 tenants mitigates potential cloud attacks

• How Active Directory Bridging Extends Security Automation to Hybrid IT Environments

• The unlimited value of a strong defence

• Trojanized Super Mario Bros game spreads malware

• Cl0p Ransomware Targets Sony, EY, and PwC in MOVEit Transfer Cyberattack

• Jail Time: ‘PlugWalkJoe’ Gets 5 Years for Twitter Hack and Sim Swapping

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• How Can Manufacturers Stop Being The Top Target For Cyber Crime?

• Twitter hacker sentenced to five years in prison for cybercrime offenses

• Microsoft’s Response to “Privacy-Concerns” of ChatGPT in Business

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 425 by Pierluigi Paganini – International edition

• NHS: Hackers have Complete Access to Millions of Medical Devices in UK Hospitals

• Azure AD ‘Log in With Microsoft’ Authentication Bypass at Risk

• Some LastPass users are locked out of their accounts after trying to reset their authenticator app

• 5 Ways to Make Your Instant Messaging More Secure

• An AI for an AI: LLM-based Detection of GPT-Generated BEC Attacks

• Week in review: Microsoft confirms DDoS attacks on M365 and Azure Portal, Infosecurity Europe 2023

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

• BreachForums Clone – 4,204 breached accounts

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