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Vulnerabilities and Cyber Attacks
- Fileless Malware Tops Critical Endpoint Threats for 1H 2020 September 21, 2020When it comes to endpoint security, a handful of threats make up the bulk of the most serious attack tools and tactics.
- Unsecured Microsoft Bing Server Leaks Search Queries, Location Data September 21, 2020Data exposed included search terms, location coordinates, and device information - but no personal data.
- DHS Issues Dire Patch Warning for ‘Zerologon’ September 21, 2020The deadline looms for U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s emergency directive for federal agencies to patch against the so-called ‘Zerologon’ vulnerability.
- Firefox for Android Bug Allows ‘Epic Rick-Rolling’ September 21, 2020Anyone on the same Wi-Fi network can force websites to launch, with no user interaction.
- Android Malware Bypasses 2FA And Targets Telegram, Gmail Passwords September 21, 2020A new Android malware strain has been uncovered, part of the Rampant Kitten threat group's widespread surveillance campaign that targets Telegram credentials and more.
Dark Reading:
- Remote Work Exacerbating Data Sprawl September 21, 2020More than three-quarters of IT executives worry that data sprawl puts their data at risk, especially with employees working from insecure home networks, survey finds.
- 'Dark Overlord' Cyber Extortionist Pleads Guilty September 21, 2020Nathan Wyatt was sentenced to five years in prison after changing a previously not guilty plea.
- Patch by Tonight: CISA Issues Emergency Directive for Critical Netlogon Flaw September 21, 2020The directive requires all federal agencies to apply a patch for Windows Netlogon vulnerability CVE-2020-1472 by midnight on Sept. 21.
- 5 Steps to Greater Cyber Resiliency September 21, 2020Work from home isn't going away anytime soon, and the increased vulnerability means cyber resiliency will continue to be critical to business resiliency.
- Hacking Yourself: Marie Moe and Pacemaker Security September 21, 2020Future consumer devices, including pacemakers, should be built with security from the start.
Security Tip of the Day
- Securing Your WiFi Access Point September 22, 2020The first step to creating a cybersecure home is to start by securing your WiFi Access Point. Change your WiFi Access Points default adminstrator password to something only you know. Many WiFi Access Points or WiFi routers are shipped with default administrator passwords that are publicly known and posted on the Internet.
- Smart Home Devices September 21, 2020Now adays most of us have numerous devices in our homes connect to the Internet. From thermostats and gaming consoles to baby monitors, door locks or even your car. Ensure you change the default passwords on these devices and enable automatic updating.
- Never Share Your Passwords September 18, 2020Never share your passwords with others, including your supervisor or coworkers. Your password is a secret; it only works if only you know it. If anyone else knows your password, you may be responsible for their actions.
- Secure Your Home Wi-Fi Network September 17, 2020Be aware of all the devices connected to your home network, including baby monitors, gaming consoles, TVs, appliances or even your car. Ensure all those devices are protected by a strong password and/or are running the latest version of their operating system.