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ZDNet Security
Researchers offer their thoughts on the most prevalent threats faced by emerging technologies.
The Hacker News
As many as 722 ransomware attacks were observed during the fourth quarter of 2021, with LockBit 2.0, Conti, PYSA, Hive, and Grief emerging as the most prevalent strains, according to new research published by Intel 471. The attacks mark an increase of 110 and 129 attacks from the third and second quarters of 2021, respectively. In all, 34 different ransomware variants were detected during the
ZDNet Security
Twitch says even though misinformation is not prevalent on its platform, it wants to get on top of the issue.
The Hacker News
An analysis of SMS phone-verified account (PVA) services has led to the discovery of a rogue platform built atop a botnet involving thousands of infected Android phones, once again underscoring the flaws with relying on SMS for account validation. SMS PVA services, since gain prevalence in 2018, provide users with alternative mobile numbers that can be used to register for other online services
ThreatPost
What attracts the attackers? David "moose" Wolpoff, CTO at Randori, discusses how to evaluate your infrastructure for juicy targets.
Dark Reading
Prospective entrants to the sector will receive instruction on fundamental cybersecurity concepts on which they will be evaluated during the new (ISC)² entry-level cybersecurity certification pilot exam.
The Hacker News
Even with the growing awareness about cybersecurity, many myths about it are prevalent. These misconceptions can be a barrier to effective security. The first step to ensure the security of your business is to separate the false information, myths, and rumors from the truth. Here, we're busting some common cybersecurity myths. Read on to find out which of the following you thought were true.