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The Register
Proactive strategies for data security and identity management in 2025 Are you tired of constant firefighting in the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape?… Webinar
Graham Cluley
Check out my "live reaction" (isn't that what all the kids post on social media these days?) to the much-hyped revelation of the identity of the LockBit ransomware's administrator.
Bleeping Computer
Russian APT28 military hackers used Microsoft Outlook zero-day exploits to target multiple European NATO member countries, including a NATO Rapid Deployable Corps. [...]
Check Point Research
Key findings Introduction From the many reports on APT37 in recent months, to Mandiant’s announcement on APT43, a lot of attention is currently focused on North Korean threat actors – and with good reason. North Korea has a long history of attacking its southern neighbor, especially by means of cyber warfare which continues today. In this […] The post appeared first on . Chain Reaction: ROKRAT’s Missing Link Check Point Research
ZDNet Security
In line with last month's communities announcement, users can now send files up to 2GB in size at a time, protected by end-to-end encryption.
Dark Reading
Cyber-fraudsters move quickly from compromised devices to account takeover to funds transfer, shifting money before many financial institutions can react.
Dark Reading
Knee-jerk reactions to major vendor outages could do more harm than good.
Dark Reading
The Hacker News
More than a decade ago, the concept of the ‘blameless’ postmortem changed how tech companies recognize failures at scale. John Allspaw, who coined the term during his tenure at Etsy, argued postmortems were all about controlling our natural reaction to an incident, which is to point fingers: “One option is to assume the single cause is incompetence and scream at engineers to make them
Dark Reading
It's a myth that consuming and processing alerts qualifies as security. Today's technology allows better detection and prevention, rather than accepting the low bar for protection set by ingrained incident response reactions.