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Dark Reading
In this Dark Reading News Desk segment, Terence Liu of TXOne Networks discusses operational technology and industrial cybersecurity.
Dark Reading
Threats and opportunities are abound for the UAE and Gulf states, so can they deal with being a cybersecurity stronghold?
The Register
Abreezio? Maybe not, but it was a plea deal The former chief executive of a company that was sold to Qualcomm for more than $150 million has pleaded guilty to one count of money laundering relating to a $1.5 million transaction involving proceeds from the deal.…
The Register
Plus: British government's push to reform data protection is working against the cause Companies that monitor their employees should only do so after they consult with and get consent from the staffers they are watching or tracking.…
Bleeping Computer
Healthcare organizations are increasingly at risk from threat actors targeting Internet of Medical Things. Learn more from Outpost24 on how attack surface management can secure the IoMT devices. [...]
The Hacker News
Threat actors are leveraging a technique called versioning to evade Google Play Store's malware detections and target Android users. "Campaigns using versioning commonly target users' credentials, data, and finances," Google Cybersecurity Action Team (GCAT) said in its August 2023 Threat Horizons Report shared with The Hacker News. While versioning is not a new phenomenon, it's sneaky and hard
Dark Reading
Despite being outed earlier this year, the advanced persistent threat group is trying to sneak past researchers again.
The Hacker News
A Russa-nexus adversary has been linked to 94 new domains, suggesting that the group is actively modifying its infrastructure in response to public disclosures about its activities. Cybersecurity firm Recorded Future linked the new infrastructure to a threat actor it tracks under the name BlueCharlie, a hacking crew that's broadly known by the names Blue Callisto, Callisto (or Calisto),