IT Security News Daily Summary 2024-09-02

• Puter – The Internet OS! Free, Open-Source, and Self-Hostable

• Transport for London (TfL) is dealing with an ongoing cyberattack

• Protected OOXML Text Documents, (Mon, Sep 2nd)

• Cox Media Group To Listen To Users Devices For Ad Targeting

• Cybersecurity Tips For Businesses Using Remote Workers

• Top Cybersecurity Startups You Need to Know in 2024

• Vulnerability Recap 9/2/24 – Big Companies Upgrade vs Risks

• CrowdStrike faces onslaught of legal action from faulty software update

• Innovator Spotlight: Cobalt

• Innovator Spotlight: BackBox

• Innovator Spotlight: Delinea

• Innovator Spotlight: Pentera

• Oil Giant Halliburton Partly Went Offline Following Cyberattack

• High-Severity DoS Flaw Patched In Cisco NX-OS Software

• Tracelo Location Tracker Data Breach: 1.4 Million Users’ Data Dumped Online

• Owners of 1-Time Passcode Theft Service Plead Guilty

• Telegram CEO was ‘too free’ on content moderation, says Russian minister

• The Role of Digital Adoption in Email Deliverability & Security

• Play Ransomware Claims Attack on US Semiconductor Manufacturer Microchip Technology

• Fota Wildlife Park Issues Urgent Warning After Website Cyberattack

• Emailing in Different Languages Just Got Easier— This AI Will Amaze You

• Google issues warning on Russian Cyber Attack on Safari and Chrome browsers

• Best Practices for Salesforce Data Management and Security

• Three Cyber Extortion Schemes Attackers Can Employ Against You

• Irish Wildlife Park Warns Customers to Cancel Credit Cards Following Breach

• From Transparency to the Perils of Oversharing

• Data Breaches for the Month August 2024

• US Authorities Issue RansomHub Ransomware Alert

• Global Phishing Scam Hits Canadian Pizza Chains for Credit Card Data

• Going on a Threat Hunt: Advanced Strategies for Defending the Digital Frontier

• Forrester’s CISO budget priorities for 2025 focus on API, supply chain security

• DevOpsDays Birmingham AL 2024: Guardrails, Immutable Infrastructures, and Community

• Esso Corporate Fleet Programme Hit by Ransomware Attack on Abecha Servers

• RansomHub Ransomware Group Targets 210 Victims Across Critical Sectors

• Boeing Starliner Set For Uncrewed Return Flight This Week

• Crypto Executives Plan Kamala Harris Fundraiser

• For Windows 11 setup, which user account type should you choose? How to decide

• Lockbit gang claims the attack on the Toronto District School Board (TDSB)

• South Korea Police Investigates Telegram Over Deepfake Porn

• Zero Trust and Its Impact on Cybersecurity

• A Macro Look at the Most Pressing Cybersecurity Risks

• The Internet of Things Technological Perspective

• Security Alert for Gmail, Facebook, and Amazon Users

• Verkada Facing $3m Penalty After Hackers Viewed Sensitive Video Footage

• Why Incident Response Planning is Critical for Cybersecurity Resilience

• Passkey Adoption Is Accelerating in APAC — Except for Australia

• The 6 Best Small Business VPNs for 2024

• SQL Injection Attack on Airport Security

• Sinon: Open-Source Automatic Generative Burn-in for Windows Deception Hosts

• GreenCharlie Infrastructure Targeting US Political Entities with Advanced Phishing and Malware

• Uniqkey Raises $5.92M in Funding

• A New Variant of Cicada Ransomware Targets VMware ESXi Systems

• France Arrested Telegram Owner Charging For Criminal Activity Support

• Hackers Implant Backdoor via Fake Palo Alto GlobalProtect Lure

• SafeTech Labs Launches World’s First Comprehensive Digital Legacy Solution for $52B Industry

• Spoofed GlobalProtect Used to Deliver Unique WikiLoader Variant

• Fake Palo Alto GlobalProtect Tool Used as Lure to Backdoor Enterprises

• Ubuntu Fixes Several Linux Kernel AWS Vulnerabilities

• Guardians of the Files: Tracing the Evolution of File Integrity Monitoring

• Tripwire Patch Priority Index for August 2024

• Head Mare: adventures of a unicorn in Russia and Belarus

• CISA Launches Cyber Incident Reporting Portal To Streamline Breach Disclosure

• NIST Releases New Draft of Digital Identity Proofing Guidelines

• Cybersecurity News: Seattle airport woes, aircraft cockpit SQL, North Korea’s FudModule

• Aricell Chief Arrested Over Massive Battery Plant Fire

• Beijing Sets Up $1bn Semiconductor Fund

• Cyber Threats That Shaped the First Half of 2024

• North Korean Cyberattacks Persist: Developers Targeted via npm Packages

• Complying with PCI DSS requirements by 2025

• Webinar: Learn to Boost Cybersecurity with AI-Powered Vulnerability Management

• Cicada3301 Ransomware Group Emerges From the Ashes of ALPHV

• TechRepublic Premium Editorial Calendar: Policies, Hiring Kits, and Glossaries for Download

• OceanLotus APT Group Targeting Vietnamese Human Rights Defenders

• SafeTech Labs Takes Aim at $52B Digital Legacy Industry with World’s First Fully Comprehensive Digital Legacy Solution

• RansomHub Gang Breaches More Than 200 Organisations

• Iran Government-Backed Hackers ‘Making Cash From Ransomware’

• A week in security (August 26 – September 1)

• State-Backed Attackers and Commercial Surveillance Vendors Repeatedly Use the Same Exploits

• Scores of Organizations Hit By Novel Voldemort Malware

• The MadRadar Hack Can Cause Autonomous Cars to Malfunction and Hallucinate

• X Shut Down In Brazil Amidst Supreme Court Spat

• A new variant of Cicada ransomware targets VMware ESXi systems

• Risk Register Templates: Enhancing Your Risk Management Strategy

• Next-Generation Attacks, Same Targets – How to Protect Your Users’ Identities

• Trending Cybersecurity News Headlines on Google

• Essential Cybersecurity Tips for Travelers and Vacationers

• How to Stay One Step Ahead of Data Breaches and Master Cloud Threat Detection

• North Korean Threat Actor Exploits Chrome Zero-Day

• SQL Injection Vulnerability Could Enable Attackers to Bypass Airport Security

• Keeping up with automated threats is becoming harder

• Ransomware crisis deepens as attacks and payouts rise

• Damn Vulnerable UEFI: Simulate real-world firmware attacks

• Malicious npm Packages Mimicking ‘noblox.js’ Compromise Roblox Developers’ Systems

• Novel attack on Windows spotted in phishing campaign run from and targeting China

• Infosec products of the month: August 2024

• IT Security News Weekly Summary – Week 35

• 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

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