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Federal Agencies Still Using Knowledge-Based Identity VerificationSome U.S. government agencies still rely on knowledge-based identity verification despite the fact that this system has been easy to beat following the massive data breaches suffered by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and Equifax
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Investigation And Response Is A Team SportI’ve talked before about how we have the tools and technologies to make the intelligent SOC a reality. It’s a welcomed development given the global cybersecurity skills shortage of three million and growing.
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U.S. Planted Powerful Malware In Russias Power Grid: ReportThe New York Times reported over the weekend that the United States planted potentially destructive malware in Russia’s electric power grid, but President Donald Trump has denied the claims.
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French Authorities Release Free Decryptor For PyLocky RansomwareThe French Ministry of Interior has released a free decryption tool for the PyLocky ransomware to help victims recover their data.
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Vulnerabilities Expose BD Infusion Therapy Devices To AttacksCyberMDX, a research and analysis company specializing in medical device security, on Thursday revealed that its employees identified two serious vulnerabilities in infusion therapy products from medical technology firm BD.
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Vulnerabilities In Thunderbird Email Client Allow Code ExecutionSecurity updates released byMozillathis week for the Thunderbird email client address vulnerabilities that could be exploited to execute arbitrary code on impacted systems.
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Canadian City Loses $500,000 To Phishing AttackThe City of Burlington, Ontario, revealed Thursday that it fell prey to "a complex phishing email" that cost the City CAD $503,000 (around USD $375,000). Few details have yet been released.
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Hackers Behind Triton Malware Target Electric Utilities In US, APACXenotime, the threat actor behind the 2017 Trisis/Triton malware attack, is now targeting — in addition to oil and gas organizations — electric utilities in the United States and the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
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Another World Password Day Has Passed And Little Has ChangedSix weeks ago, we celebrated World Password Day. Yet, unfortunately, not much has changed since last year. Cyber breaches are bigger and worse than ever. Hardly a week goes by without headlines about some new devastating cyber-attack. In... |
New API Changes How Ad Blockers Work In ChromeGoogle this week announced the introduction of a new API that effectively changes the manner in which ad blockers work in Chrome.
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