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Dark Reading
Organizations must ensure their kubelets and related APIs aren’t inadvertently exposed or lack proper access control, offering an easy access point for malicious actors.
Bleeping Computer
The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added 41 vulnerabilities to its catalog of known exploited flaws over the past two days, including flaws for the Android kernel and Cisco IOS XR. [...]
ZDNet Security
Malware and fake news continues, says Mandiant.
ThreatPost
Tony Lauro, director of security technology and strategy at Akamai, discusses reducing your company's attack surface and the "blast radius" of a potential attack.
The Hacker News
Multiple cybersecurity authorities from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the U.K., and the U.S. on Wednesday released a joint advisory warning of threats targeting managed service providers (MSPs) and their customers. Key among the recommendations include identifying and disabling accounts that are no longer in use, enforcing multi-factor authentication (MFA) on MSP accounts that access customer
Dark Reading
International cybersecurity authorities issue guidance to help information and communications service providers secure their networks.
ZDNet Security
More businesses are moving to the cloud - and cyber criminals know on-demand IT can be an easy target if it's not secured properly.
Dark Reading
The Register
NSA director says he doesn't know of a 'big one' that was successful False-flag cyberattacks represent a red line that even nation states like Russia and China don't want to cross, according to Mandiant CEO Kevin Mandia.…
The Hacker News
At least six different Russia-aligned actors launched no less than 237 cyberattacks against Ukraine from February 23 to April 8, including 38 discrete destructive attacks that irrevocably destroyed files in hundreds of systems across dozens of organizations in the country. "Collectively, the cyber and kinetic actions work to disrupt or degrade Ukrainian government and military functions and