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ZDNet Security
The nations conduct a three-day exercise to test the ability of banks operating in the two markets to respond to cross-border cyber incidents.
The Register
1.5TB of databases, source code, BIOS tools said to be stolen Owners of MSI-brand motherboards, GPUs, notebooks, PCs, and other equipment should exercise caution when updating their device's firmware or BIOS after the manufacturer revealed it has recently suffered a cyberattack.…
Dark Reading
Findings underscore security awareness training that leverages practical, hands-on exercises is essential to creating a security-aware culture.
Dark Reading
Rather than regarding risk assessment as a negative exercise, consider it one that benefits your organization's aims, and then translate the risk level to its impact on operations, reputation, or finances.
The Register
A mixture of free online events and in-person conferences that put you at the heart of the cyber security industry Where do the world's cyber security professionals get an opportunity to mingle and swap tips with their global peers while engaging in interactive, hands-on learning exercises that will help them stop cyber criminals in their tracks?… Sponsored Post
Dark Reading
Ahead of their Black Hat USA talk in August, Simon Pavitt and Stephen Dewsnip explain the value of helping people practice cyber defense via a "malicious floorwalker" exercise.
Bleeping Computer
The hacker of 'ctx' and 'PHPass' libraries has now broken silence and explained the reasons behind this hijack to BleepingComputer. According to the hacker, this was a bug bounty exercise and no malicious activity was intended. [...]
Bleeping Computer
The hacker of 'ctx' and 'PHPass' libraries has now broken silence and explained the reasons behind this hijack to BleepingComputer. According to the hacker, this was a bug bounty exercise and no malicious activity was intended. [...]
Dark Reading
All the pen testing and tabletop exercises in the world won't help unless an organization has a complete and accurate understanding of its assets.
The Hacker News
The North Korean hacking group tracked as APT37 (aka ScarCruft) has been attributed to a fresh multi-stage, social engineering campaign in which threat actors approached targets on Facebook and added them as friends on the social media platform, turning the trust-building exercise into a delivery channel for a remote access trojan called RokRAT. "The threat actor used two Facebook