IT Security News Daily Summary 2024-09-01

• New Version of Snake Keylogger Targets Victims Through Phishing Emails

• Introducing the “World’s Most Private VPN” – Now Open for Testers

• Wireshark 4.4: Converting Display Filters to BPF Capture Filters, (Sun, Sep 1st)

• Happy United States Labor Day 2024 / Feliz Fin de Semana del Día del Trabajo de Estados Unidos 2024 / Joyeux Fin de Semaine de la Fête du Travail aux États-Unis 2024

• The Corona Mirai Botnet: Exploiting End-of-Life IP Cameras

• AT&T Claims It Has Fixed Software Bug That Caused An Outage For Some Wireless Users

• New “sedexp” Linux Malware Remained Undetected For Two Years

• Google Confirmed A Now-Patched Chrome Vulnerability As Zero-Day

• Notion Announced Exiting Russia Following US Restrictions

• Microsoft Patched Copilot Vulnerabilities That Could Expose Data

• Malware Botnet Exploits Vulnerable AVTECH IP Cameras

• 7 password rules to live by in 2024, according to security experts

• Massive Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Information Linked to ServiceBridge Platform

• Guide to Securing Your Software Supply Chain: Exploring SBOM and DevSecOps Concepts for Enhanced Application Security

• An air transport security system flaw allowed to bypass airport security screenings

• The Evolution of Device Recognition to Attack Fraud at-Scale

• Hacker Who Took Down North Korea’s Internet Reveals Key Insight

• Security Affairs newsletter Round 487 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION

• SECURITY AFFAIRS MALWARE NEWSLETTER – ROUND 9

• Market Moveis – 28,220 breached accounts

• Week in review: SonicWall critical firewalls flaw fixed, APT exploits WPS Office for Windows RCE

• IT Security News Monthly Summary – September

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2024-08-31

• North Korea-linked APT Citrine Sleet exploit Chrome zero-day to deliver FudModule rootkit

• Check your IP cameras: There’s a new Mirai botnet on the rise

• Espionage Concerns Arise from Newly Discovered Voldemort Malware

• Happy United States Labor Day Weekend 2024 / Feliz Fin de Semana del Día del Trabajo de Estados Unidos 2024 / Joyeux Fin de Semaine de la Fête du Travail aux États-Unis 2024

• North Korean Hackers Deploy FudModule Rootkit via Chrome Zero-Day Exploit

• Three Major Issues Family Offices Face With Private Market Data

• Choosing the Right Browser: Privacy Tips from Apple and Google

• New Voldemort Malware Uses Google Sheets to Target Key Sectors Globally

• Black Basta Cybersecurity Advisory: Endpoint Protection for Healthcare

• 4 Tips for Optimizing Your GRC Strategy

• Modern Strategies for IoT Device Fingerprinting

• Project Strawberry: Advancing AI with Q-learning, A* Algorithms, and Dual-Process Theory

• Full-Stack Security Guide: Best Practices and Challenges of Securing Modern Applications

• Taylor Swift Concert Terror Plot Was Thwarted by Key CIA Tip

• Missing Guardrails, a Troubling Trend in Data Protection

• Rocinante: The Trojan Horse That Wanted to Fly

• FBI: RansomHub Ransomware Breached 210 Victims Since February 2024

• New Snake Keylogger Variant Slithers Into Phishing Campaigns

• Mastering AI & Cybersecurity: Navigating the Future – A Special Panel Discussion

• Wireshark 4.4.0 is now available, (Sat, Aug 31st)

• Godzilla Fileless Backdoors Targeting Atlassian Confluence

• Suspected Espionage Campaign Delivers New Voldemort Malware

• Operation DevilTiger: APT-Q-12’s Shadowy Tactics and Zero-Day Exploits Unveiled

• Key Takeaways from SiRAcon ’24: An Axio Perspective

• RansomHub hits 210 victims in just 6 months

• ASPM and Modern Application Security

Generated on 2024-09-01 23:55:06.676996