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ZDNet Security
Apple's latest Series 9 smartwatch is available for just $299 ahead of Amazon Prime Day. That's one of the lowest prices we've seen all season.
Dark Reading
Our collection of the most relevant reporting and industry perspectives for those guiding cybersecurity strategies and focused on SecOps.
Bleeping Computer
Microsoft Edge's built-in VPN functionality could soon begin rolling out to users in the stable channel. Edge's VPN 'Edge Secure Network' uses Cloudflare and aims to protect your device and sensitive data as you browse, but remember it is not a proper replacement for your VPN. [...]
The Hacker News
It's not news that phishing attacks are getting more complex and happening more often. This year alone, APWG reported a record-breaking total of 1,097,811 phishing attacks. These attacks continue to target organizations and individuals to gain their sensitive information. The hard news: they're often successful, have a long-lasting negative impact on your organization and employees, including:
Dark Reading
Cisco's Jeetu Patel joins Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney at Dark Reading News Desk during RSA Conference to discuss the power of information sharing.
The Register
American budget retailer Walmart was cited for 19 alleged cybersecurity breaches in China, state-sponsored media reported last week. "It is reported that the public security organs discovered nineteen exploitable network security vulnerabilities in Walmart's network system on November 25, 2021, and did not deal with system vulnerabilities in a timely manner," said China Quality News, a mouthpiece for the country's State Administration for Market Supervision regulatory agency, in a canned statement in Chinese. The timing of the announcement is curious, as earlier in the week reports emerged in the Middle Kingdom that Walmart subsidiary Sam's Club was not stocking Xinjiang-produced goods. Xinjiang remains an area of tension in US-China relations as the western world generally maintains that members of China's minority Muslim Uyghur population are being detained in heavily surveilled internment camps and subjected to human rights violations. Sam's Club claimed in November to have sold over 4 million Chinese memberships in 36 stores across 23 cities, and said its e-commerce platform covered "Most of the country." Sam's Club shoppers are now cancelling their memberships in their droves due to the domestic perception of playing politics, according to a recording of a local analysts' call cited by Reuters. At the end of December Sam's Club received a lashing from China's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, accusing Sam's Club of "Secretly" and "Maliciously" removing the products and providing a "Deceptive excuse" of items simply being out of stock. As China Quality News pointed out this week, Walmart already had several violations in the past year year that led to fines, including a ¥5,000 August 2021 fine for advertising naughtiness and ¥474 fine in November 2021 for poor "Product quality." .
Graham Cluley
A store in Auckland vibe-coded itself a new website. Within hours, its inventory had somehow expanded to include a pair of crusty socks, an $850 banana, and all of New Zealand's national parks. What could possibly have gone wrong? Meanwhile, a hacker collective backed a truck into one of the license-plate-reading Flock safety cameras popping up on American street corners, and took a very close look inside. All this and more in episode 486 of the "Smashing Security" podcast with cybersecurity expert and keynote speaker Graham Cluley, and special guest Dave Bittner.
The Register
Minister insists 'modest' bill is not an assault on privacy-preserving tech The Danish government wants the public to weigh in on its proposed laws restricting use of VPNs to access certain corners of the internet.…
The Hacker News
Every October brings a familiar rhythm - pumpkin-spice everything in stores and cafés, alongside a wave of reminders, webinars, and checklists in my inbox. Halloween may be just around the corner, yet for those of us in cybersecurity, Security Awareness Month is the true seasonal milestone. Make no mistake, as a security professional, I love this month. Launched by CISA and the National
The Hacker News
From unpatched cars to hijacked clouds, this week’s Threatsday headlines remind us of one thing — no corner of technology is safe. Attackers are scanning firewalls for critical flaws, bending vulnerable SQL servers into powerful command centers, and even finding ways to poison Chrome’s settings to sneak in malicious extensions. On the defense side, AI is stepping up to block ransomware in real