Cybersecurity News
Microsoft Patches Six Zero-Day Security Holes
Microsoft today released another round of security updates for Windows operating systems and supported software, including fixes for six zero-day bugs that malicious hackers already are exploiting in active attacks.08 June 2021
FBI Issued Encrypted Devices to Capture Criminals
A sting operation delivered devices into the hands of global criminals and used the intelligence gathered to stop drug crimes.08 June 2021
FBI Issues Encrypted Devices to Capture Criminals
A sting operation delivered devices into the hands of global criminals and used the intelligence gathered to stop drug crimes.08 June 2021
Lewd Phishing Lures Aimed at Business Explode
Socially engineered BEC attacks using X-rated material spike 974 percent.
08 June 2021
Colonial Pipeline CEO: Ransomware Attack Started via Pilfered 'Legacy' VPN Account
No multi-factor authentication was attached to the stolen VPN password used by the attackers, Colonial Pipeline president & CEO Joseph Blount told a Senate committee today.08 June 2021
TrickBot Coder Faces Decades in Prison
A Latvian malware developer known as "Max" has been arraigned on 19 counts related to fraud, identity theft, information theft and money laundering.
08 June 2021
Microsoft CISO Shares Remote Work Obstacles & Lessons Learned
Bret Arsenault explains changes he implemented along the way as Microsoft's workforce went from 20% to 97% remote.08 June 2021
Google Patches Critical Android RCE Bug
Google's June security bulletin addresses 90+ bugs in Android and Pixel devices.
08 June 2021
How Employees Can Keep Their 401(k)s Safe From Cybercriminals
As retirement fund balances grow, cybercriminals are becoming more brazen in their efforts to deplete people's savings.
08 June 2021
Hundreds of suspected criminals arrested after being tricked into using FBI‑run chat app
Law enforcement around the world used a messaging app called AN0M to monitor the communications of alleged criminals
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08 June 2021
‘An0m’ Encrypted-Chat Sting Leads to Arrest of 800
The FBI and Australian law enforcement set up the encrypted chat service and ran it for over 3 years, seizing weapons, drugs and over $48m in cash.
08 June 2021
Cyber Resilience: The Emerald City of the Security World
Small and midsize businesses and managed service providers must use their heart, brain, and courage as they follow the Yellow Brick Road to cyber resilience.
08 June 2021
Paving the way: Inspiring Women in Payments - A podcast featuring Carey Ferro
Carey Ferro credits much of her success to having a healthy sense of curiosity. Asking questions and understanding how things work at an early age can help one shape and grow technology as a lifelong passion. But even more important, Carey says learning to practice reflection is an essential part of continued personal growth and finding balance in one’s life. In this edition of our podcast, Carey discusses the importance of curiosity, courage, and being inspired by the Japanese concept of ikigai.
08 June 2021
An Answer to APP Scams You Can Bank On
Financial institutions' usual fraud-detection methods can't detect most authorized push payment (APP) scams, putting customers and banks at risk.08 June 2021
Billions of Compromised Records and Counting: Why the Application Layer is Still the Front Door for Data Breaches
Security teams should brace for an unsettling and unprecedented year, as we’re on pace to see 40 billion records compromised by the end of 2021. Imperva’s Terry Ray explains what security teams need to do to bolster their defenses.
08 June 2021
Evil Corp Impersonates PayloadBin Group to Avoid Federal Sanctions
The cybercriminals try to pin new ransomware on Babuk Locker in an effort to fly under the radar of an ongoing FBI investigation.
08 June 2021
A deep dive into Nefilim, a ransomware group with an eye for $1bn+ revenue companies
The group is one of many that employ two separate methods to blackmail victims.08 June 2021
Justice Dept. Claws Back $2.3M Paid by Colonial Pipeline to Ransomware Gang
The U.S. Department of Justice said today it has recovered $2.3 million worth of Bitcoin that Colonial Pipeline paid to ransomware extortionists last month. The funds had been sent to DarkSide, a ransomware-as-a-service syndicate that disbanded after a May 14 farewell message to affiliates saying its Internet servers and cryptocurrency stash were seized by unknown law enforcement entities.07 June 2021
First Known Malware Surfaces Targeting Windows Containers
Siloscape is designed to create a backdoor in Kubernetes clusters to run malicious containers.07 June 2021
DoJ Seizes $2.3M in Bitcoin Paid to Colonial Pipeline Attackers
The amount allegedly represents a May 8 payment to the DarkSide ransomware group.07 June 2021
