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How Effective Is Security Training in Preventing Cyber Attacks?
Do your security controls work?
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The US DoD Tricked to Pay $23.5 Million After Phishing Scam
A spear-phishing attack caused the US Department of Defense to pay $23.5 million to cyber criminals after the attackers stole the login credentials of a vendor.
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Cybernews’ interview with Keepnet Labs
Funda Celebi, Keepnet Labs: “companies should invest in people more than anything else as 90% of the attacks are due to human error”
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Raccoon Stealer Abuses Telegram Infrastructure to Store C&C Addresses
By 2020, Racoon Stealer has become one of the most affordable data theft software.
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Insider Threat Program at NASA
While NASA’s classified systems have a fully working insider threat program, the vast bulk of the agency’s information technology (IT) systems do not.
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What Do You Need to Know About the Okta Hack?
Okta has over 15,000 customers on its platform and has been in business since 2009. In 2019, it was claimed that the site has more than 100 million registered users.
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Google Discovers the Initial Access Broker Behind the Conti Ransomware Which Infiltrates Organizations Using Phishing
Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) took the wraps off a new initial access broker that it said is closely affiliated to a Russian cyber crime gang notorious for its Conti and Diavol ransomware operations.
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How Does a DMARC Generator Minimize Fraudulent Emails & Phishing?
By prohibiting fraudsters from using your domain, the DMARC is essentially an email verification system that is intended to safeguard you from being scammed, phished, falsified, or a variety of other cybercrimes.
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Conti Ransomware Was Released by the CSA With Domains Used in Ransomware Attacks
Joint statement with the FBI and the NSA warns of increased Conti Ransomware attacks
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Ukraine Assembles an “IT army” to Launch Cyber-attacks on 31 Russian Entities.
The Minister of Digital transformation of Ukraine, Mikhail Fedorov announced the creation of an army of IT specialists.
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Zero-Day Exploits Are No Longer An Issue For Apple Users
On Wednesday, Apple released 13 fixes for serious security bugs on macOS and 10 fixes for flaws on iOS/iPadOS. These include fixes for two zero-day bugs, one of which may have been used by attackers in the wild.
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North Korean Hackers Took Advantage of a Chrome zero-day Vulnerability Before the Patch Was Released
Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) said that hacker groups have exploited the Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability that is being monitored in Chrome.
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