A collection of the latest cyber headlines, summarized to fit your busy schedule while keeping you in the know.
Welcome to this week's edition of Cyber Bits, where we cover the latest in malware campaigns, advanced persistent threats, data breaches, vulnerabilities in enterprise systems from Fortinet and Palo Alto, and the economic impact of cyberattacks. Here's what you need to know this week:
In this week's Cyber Bits, Internet Archive faces another breach, Microsoft sets up Azure tenant honeypots, ransomware attacks are using ESET's name, Microsoft may have lost some security logs, and North Korea is targeting companies looking for temporary IT workers.
In this weeks Cyber Bits, Microsoft deprecates VPN protocols, OpenAI confirms what everyone already knew about bad guys using ChatGPT for malware, SOC teams lament alert fatigue, qualified personnel gaps in cloud and cyber, and how to build cyber resilience for SMB's.
This week’s cybersecurity news dives into hacks on major companies, critical vulnerabilities being exploited, and a significant takedown of a notorious hacker group.
This week’s summary covers new malware threats, critical security flaws, insider trading hacks, and significant corporate settlements.
This week, we cover software-breaking updates, major security vulnerabilities including a Mediatek 0day, data breaches at Deloitte and Dell, cyber-espionage activities and Disney affected by Slack.
This week, Ivanti reports a critical vulnerability now actively exploited, Transport for London is resetting 30,000 employee passwords in person, the Port of Seattle was hit by Rhysida ransomware, and a Windows vulnerability is being exploited via invisible braille spaces.
This week’s coverage focuses on renewed spyware threats, Russian cyberattacks, critical vulnerabilities impacting Veam, Sonicwall, Dlink and Yubi, and air-gapping might not be enough any more.
This week, we take a look at SQLi vulnerabilities within TSA software, researchers being sued, and a staggering 200+ victims of RansomHub's Ransomware-as-a-Service.
This week, we cover critical vulnerabilities in SolarWinds, new exploits, National Public Data breach, and Microsoft's plans to roll out Recall.
This week’s roundup includes EDR tampering exploits found in the wild, manual fixes for BitLocker, and GitHub leaking authorization tokens.
This week’s roundup includes massive data breaches, new vulnerabilities, and significant threats in the cybersecurity landscape. Thankfully, no CrowdStrike this week!
