IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-08-07

• Akamai Research: Rampant Abuse of Zero-Day and One-Day Vulnerabilities Leads to 143% Increase in Victims of Ransomware

• SecurityScorecard Launches Managed Cyber Risk Services to Mitigate Zero-Day and Critical Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

• Stalkerware slinger LetMeSpy shuts down for good after database robbery

• LetMeSpy Android Spyware Service Shuts Down After Data Breach

• Cyberinsurance Firm Resilience Raises $100 Million to Expand Its Cyber Risk Platform

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• Smart devices: Putting a premium on peace of mind

• Facebook Accused Of Ignoring Warnings About Dangerous Content

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• Research Eyes Misconfiguration Issues At Google, Amazon and Microsoft Cloud

• Integrate Security Testing Into Your Development Cycle With Foundry and Diligence Fuzzing

• The Mystery of Chernobyl’s Post-Invasion Radiation Spikes

• Colorado warns hackers stole 16 years of public school data in ransomware attack

• Researcher Exposes Cryptocurrency Scam Network of 300 Domains

• The 3 Cs of renting vs buying textbooks: Cost, convenience, and cybersecurity

• Databases beware: Abusing Microsoft SQL Server with SQLRecon

• Microsoft’s AI Red Team Has Already Made the Case for Itself

• Generative AI Has an Increasing Effect on the Workforce and Productivity

• ChatGPT Security Concerns: Credentials on the Dark Web and More

• North Korea compromised Russian missile engineering firm NPO Mashinostroyeniya

• New SkidMap Malware Attacking Wide Range of Linux Distributions

• North Korean Hackers Targeted Russian Missile Developer

• New Malware Campaign Targets Inexperienced Cyber Criminals with OpenBullet Configs

• Microsoft Addresses Azure AD Flaw Following Criticism from Tenable’s CEO

• US Primary Care Services Shuttered After Cyber-Attack

• Mallox Ransomware Group Revamps Malware Variants, Evasion Tactics

• SANS Teaches Cybersecurity Leadership in Saudi Arabia

• Colorado warns hackers stole 16 years of public school data

• Data Protection and Digital Information Bill – what are the changes?

• Here’s why investors should not be selling one big tech stock and maybe buying another

• AI Model Listens to Typing, Potentially Compromising Sensitive Data

• What is the dark web? Everything you need to know before you access it

• Invisible Ad Fraud Targets Korean Android Users

• Colorado Dept. of Higher Education Hit With Massive Data Breach

• Cybersecurity Companies Offer Technology Stack Incorporating Zero Trust Edge

• A Software Vulnerability in AMD’s Chip Compromises Tesla’s Paid Features

• Worldcoin’s Verification Process Under Scrutiny After CertiK’s Discovery

• Autonomous-Car Technology May Possess a Threat to Privacy

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

• CLOP Ransomware avoids takedowns by using torrents

• Google to discuss LLM benefits for threat intelligence programs

• FBI Warns Against Criminals Posing as NFT Developers

• A new sophisticated SkidMap variant targets unsecured Redis servers

• ThreatConnect empowers security teams to operationalize intelligence requirements

• How to Tell if a Company Is Selling Your Email Address

• New PaperCut Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution

• Vulnerability Found In Rewards Programs

• Post Tenable’s CEO Blast Of Microsoft, Bug Gets Fixed

• Navy Soldiers Charged With Giving Chinese Spies Secret Military Info

• Advancing API Security: An Interview with Richard Bird of Traceable AI

• Get Protected the Right Way with Avast Free Antivirus

• Don’t Miss Check Point’s Black Hat Demos & Sessions

• North Korean Hackers Targets Russian Missile Engineering Firm

• How Technology Revolutionizes the Way You Earn Money Teaching English Online

• The evolution of security analyst experience

• SEC controversial cybersecurity disclosure warning: What enterprises need to do now

• Name That Edge Toon: How Now?

• Selling Software to the US Government? Know Security Attestation First

• techUK and Axiologik join forces to present the UK Tech Plan at major political party conferences

• Keystroke sounds can betray passwords

• How an 8-Character Password Could be Cracked in Just a Few Minutes

• CISA Unveils Cybersecurity Strategic Plan for Next 3 Years

• Cyber Threats Loom Over Major Sporting Events, Microsoft Study Reveals

• Behind the Scenes of a Tailor-Made Massive Phishing Campaign

• Elite North Korean Hackers Breach Russian Missile Developer

• Russian-Linked Hackers Exploit Microsoft Teams in Advanced Cyber Espionage

• Tripwire Patch Priority Index for July 2023

• How an 8-character password could be cracked in just a few minutes

• Collide+Power Attack: New Side-Channel Attack Risks All CPUs

• 3 Typеs of DAST Tools for Enhancing Application Sеcurity

• Intel Exec Talks Up China As Sanctions Threat Looms

• Amazon Shares Surge On Profit Spike

• US Judge Narrows Google Antitrust Cases

• Amazon Fined Over US Warehouse Conditions

• Revolut To Halt US Crypto Services Amidst Regulatory Crackdown

• IBM SDK, Java Technology Flaw Lets Remote Attacker Execute Arbitrary

• Microsoft Signing Key Stolen by Chinese

• PaperCut fixes bug that can lead to RCE, patch quickly! (CVE-2023-39143)

• Hunters partners with Kudelski Security to help companies strengthen their cyber resilience

• Colorado Department of Higher Education Discloses Ransomware Attack, Data Breach

• Criminals Have Created Their Own ChatGPT Clones

• New SkidMap Redis Malware Variant Targeting Vulnerable Redis Servers

• New ‘Deep Learning Attack’ Deciphers Laptop Keystrokes with 95% Accuracy

• Enhancing Security Operations Using Wazuh: Open Source XDR and SIEM

• FBI warns of crooks posing as NFT developers in fraudulent schema

• TargetCompany Ransomware Abuses FUD Obfuscator Packers

• Latest Batloader Campaigns Use Pyarmor Pro for Evasion

• Research Jailbreak Tesla’s Software-Locked Features Worth up to $15,000

• Russian Hacktivists Overwhelm Spanish Sites With DDoS

• Colorado Education Department Suffers Ransomware Breach

• Web 3.0: The Future of the Internet and its Cybersecurity Features and Challenges

• Clop Gang Offers Data Downloads Via Torrents

• Software developers, how secure is your software?

• FBI Alert: Crypto Scammers are Masquerading as NFT Developers

• The number of ransomware attacks targeting Finland increased fourfold since it started the process to join NATO

• The Dark Web Is Expanding (As Is the Value of Monitoring It)

• Android automated SOS feature is causing serious problems

• Honeypots in Cybersecurity: A Deceptive Defense

• 8 free cybersecurity documentaries you can watch right now

• Microsoft hits back at Tenable criticism of its infosec practices

• Ransomware attack targets 3 hospitals in the United States

• Zoom CISO Michael Adams discusses cybersecurity threats, solutions, and the future

• Navigating the gray zone of ransomware payment practices

• Budget constraints threaten cybersecurity in government bodies

• Unraveling the importance of software supply chain security

• Five Eyes nations detail dirty dozen most exploited vulnerabilities

• Bram Moolenaar, Creator of Vim Text Editor for Linux Passes Away

• AI Flagged as “Chronic Risk” in UK Government’s Risk Register 2023 Report

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• Hospitals Paralyzed by Cyberattack, Emergency Services Diverted

• NIS2: 1. Perform a gap analysis

• Amazon Executive Lacks Data for Return-to-Office Mandate

• Worldcoin’s Iris-Scanning Technology: A Game-Changer or a Privacy Concern

• VMCONNECT: Malicious PyPI Package Mimicking Common Python Tools

• System Architecture: Move Authentication to the API Gateway

• Cyber Security Today, August 4, 2023 – The shadow hanging over IT networks

• Employee banking information stolen from Tennis Canada in cyber incident: Report

• Hinton vs. Murdoch: A tale of two AIs

• Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for Friday, August 4, 2023

• Tricky Malware Uses Versioning to Outsmart Google Play Store Scanners

• Microsoft fixed a flaw in Power Platform after being criticized

• Hackers Have Scored Unlimited Airline Miles, Targeting One Platform

• Don’t Shut Off ChatGPT, Implement a Managed Allowance Instead

• Facebook Preparing To Release Chatbots That Can Gather Your Data

• US Senators Propose Privacy Reform to Tame Artificial Intelligence

• Contemplating Import Restrictions for PCs and Laptops to Secure Digital Infrastructure

• One Defense Against Data Breaches: Don’t Have the Data to Begin With

• Heard At RSAC 2023 – Protecting the Protectors

• Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) discloses data breach after ransomware attack

• Hacktivists Embrace Cybercrime Tactics for Funding

• How Board Rooms are adapting to remote work and hybrid models

• Salesforce Zero-Day Flaw Exploited In Facebook Phishing Attacks

• How to Automatically Delete Passcode Texts on Android and iOS

• From UV Light to Pure Air: Demystifying PCO Cell Technology – 2023 Guide

• Week in review: AWS SSM agents as RATs, Patch Tuesday forecast

• BlueCharlie changes attack infrastructure in response to reports on its activity

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 431 by Pierluigi Paganini – International edition

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

• AI knows what you type by simply listening

• FBI warns users of NFT theft by malicious developers

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