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May 5, 2020 • Stu Solomon One of our core guiding principles at Recorded Future is that security intelligence is for everyone. No matter what security role you play or business area you work in within your organization, security intelligence can make a big difference.
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Written by Jeff StoneMay 5, 2020 | CYBERSCOOP An influential financial oversight organization is urging U.S. brokerage firms and securities organizations to be on the lookout for an ongoing email scam that aims to steal usernames and passwords.
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Last year, Apple accused a cybersecurity startup based in Florida of infringing its copyright by developing and selling software that allows customers to create virtual iPhone replicas. Critics have called the Apple’s lawsuit against the company, called Corellium, “dangerous” as it may shape how security researchers and software makers can tinker with Apple’s products and…
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This is a joint alert from the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
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Orca Security, an Israeli cloud security firm that focuses on giving enterprises better visibility into their multi-cloud deployments on AWS, Azure and GCP, today announced that it has raised a $20 million Series A round led by GGV Capital. YL Ventures and Silicon Valley CISO Investments also participated in this round. Together with its seed…
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French flooring company Tarkett has revealed that its operations have been disrupted by a cyber-attack that struck last week. In a press release published today (May 4), Tarkett said the attack “has affected part of its operations since April 29th” despite the company taking prompt remedial action. “In response, Tarkett immediately shut down its information…
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[Article Headline] | 2020-05-05 | Security Magazine
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Cloud Security Features Don’t Replace the Need for Personnel Security Capabilities, (Tue, May 5th)
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We received excellent comments and a question regarding cloud security features from an ISC reader today that we thought was important to share broadly. We’d certainly like to open this up to reader comments, insights, and feedback.
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This is the sixth blog in the Lessons learned from the Microsoft SOC series designed to share our approach and experience from the front lines of our security operations center (SOC) protecting Microsoft and our Detection and Response Team (DART) helping our customers with their incidents. For a visual depiction of our SOC philosophy, download…
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coondoggie writes: A glimpse into what that future means for IT networking professionals can be found in Cisco’s 2020 Global Networking Trends Report. It was completed before COVID-19 changed the way company’s do business, but the predicted impacts have been hastened by the pandemic’s impact. From the networking study, Cisco put forward a number of…
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Current events are reshaping the way we live our everyday lives, and taking a heavy toll on the business world, with organizations of all sizes feeling financial disruption. Business continuity is more essential than ever during the pandemic; not just for customers who rely on products and services, but also for companies that need to…
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When it comes to application security (AppSec), Forrester???s report, The State of Government Application Security, 2020, ツ?establishes that the government sector is falling behind other industries. And given the nature and quantity of consumer information housed by government agencies, government applications are a prime target for cyberattacks. It???s no wonder only 18 percent1 of consumers…
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This post is my admittedly imperfect attempt to “reconnect” data security controls to threats. It is also my intent to continue pulling on the thread I touched in this post — so expect more posts about that.
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The skyrocketing demand for tools that enable real-time collaboration, remote desktops for accessing company information, and other services that enable remote work underlines the tremendous importance of building and shipping secure products and services. While this is magnified as organizations are forced to adapt to the new environment created by the global crisis, it’s not…
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Attackers are exploiting two critical vulnerabilities disclosed late last week in the popular SaltStack infrastructure automation software to take control of servers. Several organizations and open-source projects already had their servers hacked and had to shut down services over the weekend.
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Over the weekend The Times reported that hackers have put more than 500,000 Zoom logins up for sale on the dark web at a penny each. The National Cyber Security Centre has issued a warning advising that meetings should always be protected by passwords and links to them should not be shared publicly, only the person hosting the call…
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UK’s coronavirus tracing app strategy faces fresh questions over transparency and interoperability
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The UK’s data protection watchdog confirmed today the government still hasn’t given it sight of a key legal document attached to the coronavirus contacts tracing app which is being developed by the NHSX, the digital transformation branch of the country’s National Health Service.
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Humans have been chucking robots over to Mars for decades, but occasionally, Mars does us a literal solid by chucking a piece of itself back over to Earth. In 1984, for instance, scientists discovered a four-pound meteorite from Mars in the Allan Hills region of Antarctica, which is known as Allan Hills 84001. Now, scientists…
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Last week on Malwarebytes Labs, we looked at how secure the cloud is, understood why unexpected demand can influence an organization to consider their “just in time” (JIT) system, speculated on why the threat actors behind the Troldesh ransomware suddenly released thousands of decryption keys, preached the good news about VPN being mainstream, touched on…