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Dark Reading
Q&A with Jonathan Leitschuh, inaugural HUMAN Dan Kaminsky Fellow, in advance of his upcoming Black Hat USA presentation.
Dark Reading
North Korean state-sponsored actors, who help economically prop up Kim Jong Un's dictatorship, continue to pummel US infrastructure.
The Register
CISA, FBI, US Treasury warn Kim Jong-un's latest malware has hit healthcare orgs For the past year, state-sponsored hackers operating on behalf of North Korea have been using ransomware called Maui to attack healthcare organizations, US cybersecurity authorities said on Wednesday.…
Dark Reading
Halcyon's Jon Miller joins Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney at Dark Reading News Desk during RSA Conference to discuss how to mitigate ransomware.
Dark Reading
Raytheon Intelligence & Space's Jon Check joins Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney at Dark Reading News Desk at RSA Conference to talk about how hiring must change.
The Register
Looking for tech talent? Kim Jong-un's friendly freelancers, at your service Pay close attention to that resume before extending a job offer. The FBI, in a joint advisory with the US Departments of State and Treasury, has warned that North Korea's cyberspies are posing as IT workers to bag Western jobs to advance Kim Jong-un's nefarious pursuits.…
The Register
Malware-laced recruitment emails are more Kim job ill than Kim Jong-un The North Korean-based criminal group Lazarus is expanding its attacks into the blockchain and crypto space, three agencies of the US government have warned.…
ThreatPost
It’s about time, AttackIQ’s Jonathan Reiber said about 24H/72H report deadlines mandated in the new spending bill. As it is, visibility into adversary behavior has been muck.
Graham Cluley
Last month, as North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong-un oversaw a series of sabre-rattling hypersonic missile tests, cyber attacks disrupted the country's internet infrastructure. But who was responsible? Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register