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"Chrome and its vulnerabilities--Is the web browser safe?"

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SecurityWeek News Briefing | Wednesday, June 21, 2023 Chrome and Its Vulnerabilities – Is the Web Browser Safe to Use? Apple Patches iOS Flaws Used in Kaspersky ‘Operation Triangulation’  CISO Conversations: Three Leading CISOs From the Payment Industry DOJ Launches Cyber Unit to Prosecute Nation-State Threat Actors CISOs’ New Stressors Brought on by Digitalization: Report Cooperation or Competition? China’s Security Industry Sees the US, Not AI, as the Bigger Threat Kaspersky Dissects Spyware Used in iOS Zero-Click Attacks Enphase Ignores CISA Request to Fix Remotely Exploitable Flaws VMware Confirms Live Exploits Hitting Just-Patched Security Flaw Biden Discusses Risks and Promises of Artificial Intelligence With Tech Leaders in San Francisco Critical WordPress Plugin Vulnerabilities Impact Thousands of Sites 9 Ways to Secure Your Cloud App Dev Pipeline Lee Atchison shares comprehensive strategies to mitigate the increasing security risks facing modern application development. Get the eBook SecurityWeek Expert Insights Keep it, Tweak it, Trash it – What to do with Aging Tech in an Era of Consolidation - Security vendor consolidation is picking up steam with good reason. Everyone wants to improve security efficiency and effectiveness while paying for less. (Matt Wilson) Four Things to Consider as You Mature Your Threat Intel Program - If you want to begin, or improve, sharing customized intelligence with key users, consider these four aspects as you develop your process. (Marc Solomon) Software Supply Chain: The Golden Container Ship - By having a golden image you will put a process in place that allows you to quickly take action when a vulnerability is found within your organization. (Matt Honea) What if the Current AI Hype Is a Dead End? - If we should face a Dead-End AI future, the cybersecurity industry will continue to rely heavily on traditional approaches, especially human-driven ones. It won’t quite be business as usual though. (Oliver Rochford) If You Missed It... Russian APT Group Caught Hacking Email Servers Asus Patches Highly Critical WiFi Router Flaws Researchers Flag Account Takeover Flaw in Microsoft Azure AD OAuth Apps Norton Parent Says Employee Data Stolen in MOVEit Ransomware Attack OT:Icefall: Vulnerabilities Identified in Wago, Schneider Devices New ‘RDStealer’ Malware Targets RDP Connections Fulfilling Expected SEC Requirements for Cybersecurity Expertise at Board Level Australian Government Says Its Data Was Stolen in Law Firm Ransomware Attack MOVEit Customers Urged to Patch Third Critical Vulnerability Microsoft Says Early June Disruptions to Outlook, Cloud Platform, Were Cyberattacks New Information Stealer ‘Mystic Stealer’ Rising to Fame Western Digital Blocks Unpatched Devices From Cloud Services Akeyless Launches SaaS-based External Secrets Manager RSS Feed | Webcasts | Virtual Events © 2023 Wired Business Media