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malware attack

A user reviews data and statistical models. [analytics / analysis / tracking / monitoring / logging]

Proficio launches detection and response service to tackle identity-based threats

MDR firm claims solution is the industry’s only vendor-agnostic open XDR solution that supports identity threat detection and response.

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New Five Eyes alert warns of Russian threats targeting critical infrastructure

The alert provides detailed information on Russian government and state-sponsored cybercriminal groups as well as guidance for reducing risk.

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Ransomware plagues finance sector as cyberattacks get more complex

Cybercriminals have evolved from hacking wire transfers to targeting market data, as ransomware continues to hit financial firms, says a new VMware report. Here's what to do about it.

spyware alert notification

Spyware was used against Catalan targets and UK prime minister and Foreign Office

Researchers at the Citizen Lab says dozens of officials' phones were compromised by spyware sold by NSO Group or Candiru.

radar grid / computer circuits / intrusion detection / scanning

Bitdefender enters native XDR market with new offering

GravityZone XDR promises to reduce attacker dwell time with robust detection, quick triage, and automated threat containment.

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Why you should patch the latest critical Windows RPC vulnerability right now

CVE-2022-26809 can allow attackers to compromise networks without user intervention, making it the most dangerous vulnerability fixed by Microsoft's April 12 Patch Tuesday update.

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Rare and dangerous Incontroller malware targets ICS operations

A coalition of U.S. government agencies, security researchers, and companies warn about this new malware that can gain complete access to ICS and SCADA systems.

Artificial intelligence and digital identity

Ballooning growth of digital identities exposing organizations to greater cybersecurity risk

New enterprise initiatives are driving up the number of human and digital identities, increasing security risks.

Toy soldiers + binary code / wargames / cyberwarfare

Ukraine energy facility hit by two waves of cyberattacks from Russia’s Sandworm group

Sandworm succeeded in planting a new version of the Industroyer malware to disrupt ICS infrastructure at multiple levels, but was thwarted from doing serious damage.

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Serious flaws allow the hijacking of autonomous logistics robots used in hospitals

The now patched JekyllBot:5 vulnerabilities in Aethon TUG robots expose three communications interfaces, two APIs, and a websocket interface.

A virtual brain is wired with technology connections.

With AI RMF, NIST addresses artificial intelligence risks

The new framework could have wide-ranging implications for the private and public sectors. NIST is seeking comments on the current draft by April 29, 2022.

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FBI active defense measure removes malware from privately owned firewalls

The action targeted devices infected by the Cyclops Blink malware, believed to have been developed by Russia's Sandworm group.

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CrowdStrike and Mandiant form strategic partnership to protect organizations against cyber threats

Vendors say the partnership combines CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform with Mandiant’s breach investigation and response services offering tighter platform integrations, industry-leading intelligence, and shared expertise.

malware attack

New cryptomining malware targets AWS Lambda

The malware, dubbed Denonia, is written in Go for easier deployment and uses AWS's own open-source Go libraries.

A network of security components overlays a credit card payment made by laptop user.

New PCI DSS v4.0 receives kudos for flexibility

Customization, multi-factor authentication are key features in PCI DSS v4.0 global payment benchmark.

Digital bugs amid binary code. [security threats / malware / breach / hack / attack]

Zoom’s bug bounty ROI clear as program pays $1.8 million to fix over 400 bugs

The firm’s CISO reflects on bug bounty ROI and selling the concept to senior leadership.

Binary Russian flag

New threat group underscores mounting concerns over Russian cyber threats

Crowdstrike says Ember Bear is likely responsible for the wiper attack against Ukrainian networks and that future Russian cyberattacks might target the West.

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Spring4Shell patching is going slow but risk not comparable to Log4Shell

More tools to identify vulnerable applications and options to mitigate the risk from Spring4Shell are also now available.

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