5 Tips for Achieving Better Cybersecurity Risk Management
Casey Ellis, founder, CTO and chairman of Bugcrowd, discusses a roadmap for lowering risk from cyberattacks most effectively.
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Web Security
FamousSparrow APT Wings in to Spy on Hotels, Governments
A custom “SparrowDoor” backdoor has allowed the attackers to collect data from targets around the globe.
Read MoreAcronis Offers up to $5,000 to Users Who Spot Bugs in Its Cyber Protection Products
Once available only to the cybersecurity community, Acronis has opened its bug-hunting program to the public and aims to double the total bounties paid.
Read MoreDomain Brand Monitor: The First Brand Protection Layer by WhoisXML API
Domain names are often brands’ most valuable and impersonated assets. Learn how Brand Monitor by WhoisXML API supports brand protection.
Read MoreCrystal Valley Farm Coop Hit with Ransomware
It’s the second agricultural business to be seized this week and portends a bitter harvest with yet another nasty jab at critical infrastructure.
Read MoreNetgear SOHO Security Bug Allows RCE, Corporate Attacks
The issue lies in a parental-control function that’s always enabled by default, even if users don’t configure for child security.
Read MoreUnpatched Apple Zero-Day in macOS Finder Allows Code Execution
All a user needs to do is click on an email attachment, and boom – the code is silently executed without the victim knowing. It affects Big Sur and prior versions of macOS.
Read MoreHow REvil May Have Ripped Off Its Own Affiliates
A newly discovered backdoor and double chats could have enabled REvil ransomware-as-a-service operators to hijack victim cases and snatch affiliates’ cuts of ransom payments.
Read MoreFeds Sanctions SUEX Cryptocurrency Exchange for Laundering Ransomware Payouts
The action is the first of its kind in the U.S., as the government increases efforts to get a handle on cybercrime.
Read MoreEpik Confirms Hack, Gigabytes of Data on Offer
“Time to find out who in your family secretly ran … [a] QAnon hellhole,” said attackers who affiliated themselves with the hacktivist collective Anonymous, noting that Epik had laughable security.
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