Cybersecurity News
Automotive giant Denso confirms hack, Pandora ransomware group takes credit
Denso supplies Toyota, General Motors, and Honda, to name but a few.Ukraine reportedly adopts Clearview AI to track Russian invaders
The facial recognition technology has not been made available to Russia.Ubisoft reveals 'security incident' forcing company-wide password refresh
The gaming giant remains tight-lipped on the particulars of the assumed hack.A first look at threat intelligence and threat hunting tools
An overview of some of the most popular open-source tools for threat intelligence and threat hunting
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Russia Issues Its Own TLS Certs

Week in security with Tony Anscombe
Gray zone conflicts in cyberspace – Can you identify fake news? – Top cybersecurity threats for the healthcare sector
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Report: Recent 10x Increase in Cyberattacks on Ukraine
As their cities suffered more intense bombardment by Russian military forces this week, Ukrainian Internet users came under renewed cyberattacks, with one Internet company providing service there saying they blocked ten times the normal number of phishing and malware attacks targeting Ukrainians.ESET Research webinar: How APT groups have turned Ukraine into a cyber‑battlefield
Ukraine has been under cyber-fire for years now – here’s what you should know about various disruptive cyberattacks that have hit the country since 2014
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Raccoon Stealer Crawls Into Telegram

Malware Posing as Russia DDoS Tool Bites Pro-Ukraine Hackers

True or false? How to spot – and stop – fake news
How can you tell fact from fiction and avoid falling for and spreading falsehoods about the war in Ukraine?
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Most Orgs Would Take Security Bugs Over Ethical Hacking Help

Russia May Use Ransomware Payouts to Avoid Sanctions

Multi-Ransomwared Victims Have It Coming–Podcast

Qakbot Botnet Sprouts Fangs, Injects Malware into Email Threads

APT41 Spies Broke Into 6 US State Networks via a Livestock App

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, March 2022 Edition
Microsoft on Tuesday released software updates to plug at least 70 security holes in its Windows operating systems and related software. For the second month running, there are no scary zero-day threats looming for Windows users (that we know of), and relatively few "critical" fixes. And yet we know from experience that attackers are already trying to work out how to turn these patches into a roadmap for exploiting the flaws they fix. Here's a look at the security weaknesses Microsoft says are most likely to be targeted first.Most ServiceNow Instances Misconfigured, Exposed

Russian APTs Furiously Phish Ukraine – Google

Securing healthcare: An IT health check on the state of the sector
No sector or organization is immune to rapidly escalating cyberthreats, but when it comes to healthcare, the stakes couldn’t be higher
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