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Bleeping Computer
ProtonMail has introduced an enhanced email tracking protection system for its web-based email solution that prevents senders from being tracked by recipients who open their messages. [...]
Bleeping Computer
President Joe Biden signed a national security memorandum (NSM) on Wednesday to increase the security of national security systems part of critical US government networks used in military and intelligence activities when storing or transferring classified info. [...]
The Hacker News
Potential connections between a subscription-based crimeware-as-a-service (Caas) solution and a cracked copy of Cobalt Strike have been established in what the researchers suspect is being offered as a tool for its customers to stage post-exploitation activities. Prometheus, as the service is called, first came to light in August 2021 when cybersecurity company Group-IB disclosed details of
Dark Reading
CISA issues alert for senior leadership of US organizations amid rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
ZDNet Security
Attackers had access credentials, according to the department; minister rules out internal sabotage
ZDNet Security
The World Economic Forum warns about a significant gap in understanding between C-suites and information security staff - but it's possible to close the gap.
The Register
Contractors employed via umbrella company Parasol Group are increasingly nervous about a multi-day outage of some IT systems used to process payroll, with several suspecting a security attack as the root cause. Greet Borsens, the chief sales officer at Parasol Group, itself part of Optionis Group, wrote to its contractor customers on 12 January confirming "a systems outage in parts of our group" affecting the MyParasol portal. In the email, Borsens said Parasol would be grateful if an agency could pay the sums using the above information, and "We will subsequently raise the invoice as soon as possible." A few months ago in September, Giant Group, the umbrella firm with thousands of contractors on its books, confirmed it was targeted by a "Sophisticated" cyberattack that knocked over its IT systems. "No news has been forthcoming about the nature of the outage," said one contractor that used the umbrella biz, which have proliferated since the IR35 tax reforms were introduced in April last year. Another said they'd been told by Parasol that contractors are unlikely to be paid until the affected systems are back up and running. We've asked Borsens to comment via email and LinkedIn and called Parasol Group using its switchboard number and the one provided for Employee Support, although neither number worked.
ZDNet Security
Inmates were confined to their cells as a result of the cyberattack.
Bleeping Computer
The Magniber ransomware has been spotted using Windows application package files (.APPX) signed with valid certificates to drop malware pretending to be Chrome and Edge web browser updates. [...]