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Tuesday, February 6, 2024 LATEST CYBERSECURITY HEADLINES Google Links Over 60 Zero-Days to Commercial Spyware Vendors ZeroFox to be Taken Private in $350 Million Deal Tech Giants Form Post-Quantum Cryptography Alliance UK, France Host Conference to Tackle ‘Hackers for Hire’ Millions of User Records Stolen From 65 Websites via SQL Injection Attacks Chicago Children’s Hospital Has Taken Its Networks Offline After a Cyberattack Canon Patches 7 Critical Vulnerabilities in Small Office Printers Ionix Adds $15M to Series A Funding Round Critical Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Patched in Android Hacker Conversations: Rob Dyke on Legal Bullying of Good Faith Researchers [Trending] AnyDesk Hacked: Revokes Passwords, Certificates in Response Webinar: Cloudy With a Chance of Threats: The Active Threat Landscape in the Cloud Join SecurityWeek and Lacework for this live webinar on February 22nd to learn about active threats targeting common cloud deployments and what security teams can do to mitigate them. This session will cover identity compromise in Cloud Service Providers, attacks against cloud workloads, and attacks against Kubernetes, followed by practical advice for mitigating and responding to these threats. Register

Hacker Conversations: Rob Dyke on Legal Bullying of Good Faith Researchers

In this edition of Hacker Conversations, SecurityWeek talks to Rob Dyke, currently director of platform engineering at Enable, discussing corporate legal bullying of good faith researchers. As always, we seek to understand the mind, motivations, and problems of and for the hacker. Read Now SecurityWeek Expert Insights Why Are Cybersecurity Automation Projects Failing? - The cybersecurity industry has taken limited action to reduce cybersecurity process friction, reduce mundane tasks and improve overall user experience. (Marc Solomon) How to Align Your Incident Response Practices With the New SEC Disclosure Rules - By turning incident response simulation into a continuous process and employing innovative tools, you can address the stringent requirements of the new SEC incident disclosure rules. (Torsten George) In the Context of Cloud, Security and Mobility, It’s Time Organizations Ditch Legacy MPLS - If organizations understand the benefits SASE offers over MPLS and traditional SD-WAN, they will realize that SASE is poised to replace aging MPLS in due time. (Etay Maor) If You Missed It This Week... General Timothy Haugh Takes Lead of NSA and Cyber Command US to Roll Out Visa Restrictions on People Who Misuse Spyware to Target Journalists, Activists Mitsubishi Electric Factory Automation Flaws Expose Engineering Workstations Google Contributes $1 Million to Rust, Says It Prevented Hundreds of Android Vulnerabilities QNAP Patches High-Severity Bugs in QTS, Qsync Central Google Open Sources AI-Aided Fuzzing Framework Airbus App Vulnerability Introduced Aircraft Safety Risk: Security Firm OT Maintenance Fuels Many OT Security Incidents: Report RSS Feed | LinkedIn | Webcasts | Virtual Events © 2024 Wired Business Media

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