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Morocco Rights Advocates Targeted By Spyware: AmnestyTwo rights activists in Morocco have been targeted by surveillance technology developed by an Israeli firm that enables the sender to seize near-full control of mobile devices, Amnesty International said Thursday.
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SAP Patches Critical Vulnerabilities With October 2019 Security UpdatesSAP this week released seven new security notes as part of the October 2019 Security Patch Day, with two of these notes rated Hot News (Critical).
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Ransomware Attacks Getting Bolder: EuropolGlobal ransomware attacks are on the decline, but such malicious cyber strikes are getting bolder and homing in on more profitable companies, with data encryption a key target, Europes police agency said Wednesday.
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EU Hints At Huawei Risk In 5G Security AssessmentThe European Union hinted strongly it viewed Chinese tech group Huawei as a security risk to its roll-out of 5G networks in a report released Wednesday.
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Iranian Hackers Update Spear-Phishing Techniques In Recent CampaignThe Iranian state-sponsored threat actor known as Charming Kitten employed new spear-phishing methods in a campaign observed in August and September, ClearSky’s security researchers report.
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Audit Finds Critical Vulnerability In ITerm2 MacOS Terminal EmulatorA security audit funded by Mozilla has led to the discovery of a critical remote command execution vulnerability in the popular iTerm2 macOS terminal emulator.
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Many In Utilities Sector Expect Attacks On Critical Infrastructure: SurveyRepresentatives of the utilities industry believe the risk of cyberattacks on the sector has increased and many expect an attack on critical infrastructure in the next year, according to a study conducted by Siemens and the Ponemon Institute.
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Pass The Hash Remains A Poorly Defended Threat VectorIn 2010, SANS reported that knowledge of the Pass the Hash attack first described some thirteen years earlier was still poor. By 2019, knowledge of the threat vector that has now been in the public domain for more than two decades has improved,... |
Cybersecurity Firms Partner On Open Source Security Technology DevelopmentA group of cybersecurity companies this week announced the Open Cybersecurity Alliance (OCA), a joint effort focused on the development of open source security technologies.
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NSA: Multiple State-Sponsored APTs Exploiting Enterprise VPN FlawsAfter the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) issued an alert, the National Security Agency (NSA) in the United States has also warned organizations that multiple state-sponsored threat actors have been exploiting the recently... |
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