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A lot of enterprise cybersecurity efforts focus on malicious hackers that work on behalf of larger organizations, be they criminal groups or state actors — and for good reason, since the majority of incidents these days come from phishing and other malicious techniques that originate outside the enterprise itself.
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Russia might begin carrying out cyber attacks against Britain’s 5G networks “at the behest of China”, the chairman of a Parliamentary Select Committee has ventured.
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There have been many Red Team scenarios, Capture the Flag challenges where we face the Windows Server. After exploiting and getting the initial foothold in the server, it is tough to extract the data and as well as there are scenarios where we couldn’t get onto the server per se. But using the SMB, we…
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It gives us great pleasure to announce that ShiftLeft Scan is now natively integrated with GitHub Code Scanning to help developers and teams keep their applications secure without slowing down their productivity. Scan can be effortlessly added to the GitHub action workflow and configured as per the needs. Keeping with our mission to secure every…
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Minimum compliance with security standards allows you to run the race, but to win against attackers, you’ll need role-based security compliance training.
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A new phishing campaign is targeting members of Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), with emails purporting to be from FINRA officers. The goal is to obtain the members’ user names and passwords for Microsoft Office or SharePoint.
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“With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to rage across the world, governments of many countries have encouraged or demanded that employees work from home where possible. That mass migration to remote working is making it imperative that businesses have robust processes and technologies in place to guard systems and data against cyberattacks. Here are our top…
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One of the first official contact tracing apps from U.S. state Departments of Health doesn’t reliably record location data, which it is supposed to do in order to help state governments monitor coronavirus infections and warn other residents if they may have been exposed to the virus.
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Written by Shannon VavraMay 6, 2020 | CYBERSCOOP In mid-April, an obscure agency housed under the Department of Defense issued a bulletin that a little-known, Chinese-linked hacking group is likely responsible for some suspicious activity aimed at defense contractors in the U.S. But how the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) came to that conclusion…
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This blog post is part of the Microsoft Intelligence Security Association guest blog series. To learn more about MISA, go here.
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Written by Sean LyngaasMay 6, 2020 | CYBERSCOOP Fresenius Group, a big European health care conglomerate, said Wednesday that a computer virus had infected at least one of its businesses’ IT systems. It’s another sign that malicious hackers see medical organizations as fair game despite a global health crisis.
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In the absence of live sports, TV events such as “The Last Dance,” ESPN’s documentary about the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls, have thrust historical players back into the limelight. Though the series mainly revolves around Jordan, early episodes were also devoted to the backstories of MJ teammates like Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman — and…
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“Assembly” may sound like one of the simpler tests in the manufacturing process, but as anyone who’s ever put together a piece of flat-pack furniture knows, it can be surprisingly (and frustratingly) complex. Invisible AI is a startup that aims to monitor people doing assembly tasks using computer vision, helping maintain safety and efficiency —…
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Last fall, Google announced that it had achieved quantum supremacy. If that sounds a bit abstract and not relevant to the average user, think again. What the Google team did, essentially, was use a quantum computer to solve a problem that would have bamboozled even the snazziest supercomputer. Impressive, wouldn’t you agree?
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An advisory from the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Cybersecurity, the Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) warns of a coordinated attack against the healthcare industry and other essential services.
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On the evening of October 9, 2019, FBI agents searched an office building in downtown San Diego. Inside was the headquarters of Girls Do Porn, a porn production company run by a group of men whose main business operation was coercing hundreds of women into having sex on camera.
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