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The Register
Developers, why not simply build flawless software, thus solving all our vulnerability worries The White House has published software security rules for federal agencies and government contractors as part of a larger push to shore up IT supply chains.…
Dark Reading
Multiclient research report shows organizations are significantly increasing efforts to secure their supply chains in response to software supply chain attacks.
Bleeping Computer
Hackers suspected to be from the North Korean Lazarus group tried their luck at stealing cryptocurrency from deBridge Finance, a cross-chain protocol that enables the decentralized transfer of assets between various blockchains. [...]
The Register
'A humbling and unfortunate reminder' that monsters lurk under bridges Blockchain venture Harmony offers bridge services for transferring crypto coins across different blockchains, but something has gone badly wrong.…
Dark Reading
Digital supply chains are more vulnerable than ever; here's what you need to do to secure them.
The Register
Internal beauracy and barriers hold up roll out of defenses, report finds Ask 1,000 CIOs whether they believe their organizations are vulnerable to cyberattacks targeting their software supply chains and about 82 percent can be expected to say yes.…
The Hacker News
Bad actors continuously evolve their tactics and are becoming more sophisticated. Within the past couple of years, we’ve seen supply chain attacks that quickly create widespread damage throughout entire industries. But the attackers aren’t just focusing their efforts on supply chains.For example, businesses are becoming increasingly more reliant on SaaS apps and the cloud – creating a new avenue
The Register
And Player Three 'Iran' has entered the game? Russia's invasion of Ukraine has paved the way for a new battlefront with the West in cyberspace, with experts warning of an escalation in cyberattacks aimed at disrupting critical infrastructure and supply chains.… Analysis
Check Point Research
Research by: Alexey Bukhteyev Check Point Research (CPR) spotted the resurgence of Phorpiex, an old threat known for its sextortion spam campaigns, crypto-jacking, cryptocurrency clipping and ransomware spread The new variant “Twizt” enables the botnet to operate successfully without active C&C servers Phorpiex crypto-clipper supports more than 30 wallets for different blockchains In one year,... Click to Read More The post Phorpiex botnet is back with a new Twizt: Hijacking Hundreds of crypto transactions appeared first on Check Point Research.