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The Register
Friends are always tellin' me, you're a user ... Just be good to free() Google's bug hunters say they spotted 58 zero-day vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild last year, which is the most-ever recorded since its Project Zero team started analyzing these in mid-2014.…
Krebs on Secuity
Conti -- one of the most ruthless and successful Russian ransomware groups -- publicly declared during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic that it would refrain from targeting healthcare providers. But new information confirms this pledge was always a lie, and that Conti has launched more than 200 attacks against hospitals and other healthcare facilities since first surfacing in 2018 under the name "Ryuk."
The Register
It started with a phish - never thought it would come to this There are no silver bullets in cyber security. Vendors would like to create hacker-proof defenses, but attackers always find a sneaky way through.… Paid feature
The Register
Our Vectra Masked CISO series tackles some of the biggest issues in security and how to overcome them Security must be tried, tested, and tested again. It’s become easier than ever for cybercriminals to find stealthy new ways to gain access to and navigate laterally across systems, exploit gaps in hybrid workflows, or hijack cloud accounts to gain access to a target. It is vital that every CISO can offer a clear picture of how their security is really holding up against the latest tactics, techniques, and procedures. However, all too often I’ve seen my fellow CISOs fall into a cycle of preparing annual penetration tests of point systems to be “compliant,” which in fact only makes them sitting ducks just waiting for a breach to occur.… Advertorial
The Hacker News
You don't like having the FBI knocking on your door at 6 am in the morning. Surprisingly, nor does your usual cybercriminal. That is why they hide (at least the good ones), for example, behind layers of proxies, VPNs, or TOR nodes. Their IP address will never be exposed directly to the target's machine. Cybercriminals will always use third-party IP addresses to deliver their attacks. There are
The Register
Friends are always telling me ... just be good to free() Adobe has released an out-of-band security update for Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source to address active exploitation of a known vulnerability, and Google has an emergency issue, too.…
Check Point Research
For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 31st January, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. Top Attacks and Breaches Hacktivist group from Belarus called “Belarusian Cyber Partisans” has breached the computers systems of Belarusian Railways. Threat actors claim to have encrypted the network and are extorting the Belarusian government, asking for... Click to Read More The post appeared first on . 31st January– Threat Intelligence Report Check Point Research
ZDNet Security
Mike Pezzullo says Australia needs a broad societal discussion about privacy, but government spying will always be more restricted. Meanwhile, our surveillance laws need bulldozing and a complete rebuild.
Dark Reading
The reward is always front of mind, while the potential harm of giving out a phone number doesn't immediately reveal itself.
The Hacker News
When I want to know the most recently published best practices in cyber security, I visit The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). From the latest password requirements (NIST 800-63) to IoT security for manufacturers (NISTIR 8259), NIST is always the starting point. NIST plays a key role as a US standard-setter, due to the organization's professionalism and the external experts