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Weak Password Recovery Validation is when a web site permits an attacker to illegally obtain, change or recover another user's password. Conventional web site authentication methods require users to select and remember a password or passphrase. The user should be the only person that knows the password and it must be remembered precisely. As time passes, a user's ability to remember a password fades. The matter is further complicated when the average user visits 20 sites requiring them to supply a password. (RSA Survey: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3639679.stm) Thus, Password Recovery is an important part in servicing online users.
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A web site is considered to have Weak Password Recovery Validation when an attacker is able to foil the recovery mechanism being used. This happens when the information required to validate a user's identity for recovery is either easily guessed or can be circumvented. Password recovery systems may be compromised through the use of brute force attacks, inherent system weaknesses, or easily guessed secret questions. | http://www.infosecpro.com/applicationsecurity/a13.htm |
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I had this big post about how you didn't tell us if you knew what a XSS attack was and an explanation about the nuts and bolts of one. But I really think it is your responsibility to research how a XSS attack really works, even attack your own project to help get into the mind of a hacker. You could also attend some seminars or training on how to do it.
But basically, you should escape any user input before it is displayed back to the browser and I have found that the java/jstl/core tags do just fine in this regard.
Your post is so vague that I think most people will not want to reply because it is too much work to explain this stuff in a forum. You really need to be trained on this kind of stuff.
I am sure Spring will ship sooner or later with XSS protection. Any rapid development framework out there has it or provide a straight solution for it.
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Hackers Can Silently Control Siri, Alexa & Other Voice Assistants Using Ultrasound
A team of security researchers from China’s Zhejiang University has discovered a clever way of activating your voice recognition systems without speaking a word by exploiting a security vulnerability that is apparently common across all major voice assistants and the attack is called as dolphin attack. The attack technique works by feeding the AI assistants commands in ultrasonic frequencies, which are too high for humans to hear but are perfectly audible to the microphones on your smart devices. With this technique, cyber criminals can “silently” whisper commands into your smartphones to hijack Siri and Alexa, and could force them to open malicious websites and even your door if you have a smart lock connected. The attack works on every major voice recognition platforms, affecting every mobile platform including iOS and Android. The attack takes advantage of the fact that human ears generally can’t hear sounds above 20 kHz. But the microphone software still detects signals above 20 kHz frequency. Since smartphone allows users to do a broad range of operation via voice commands like dialing a phone number, sending short messages, opening a web page, and setting the phone to the airplane mode, the researchers were able to order an iPhone to dial a specific number. Once your smartphone compromised it instruct a device to perform several malicious tasks including visiting a malicious website, spying, inject fake information, Denial of service and much more.
Cyber Security Tips: Device manufacturers are recommended to make some hardware alterations to address this vulnerability and end users are strongly recommended that turn off voice assistant apps.
Phishing Scam: Hackers Steal $11 Million from Canadian University
Hackers are targeting users using phishing to steal money. According to the latest report hackers stolen $11 million from the Canadian university. A couple of weeks ago on August 23rd in Edmonton, Alberta; Canada based MacEwan University revealed that their staff fell for a phishing scam resulting in a wire transfer of whopping $11.4 million. According to the official statement on August 31st, 2017, unknown hackers sent “a series of fraudulent emails and convinced staff to change the electronic banking information for one of the institution’s major vendors. Unfortunately, the staff sent the aforementioned amount to the account details provided by the hackers without verifying. The main reason behind the successful feat against MacEwan University was the lack of knowledge of their staff regarding online threats.
Cyber Security Tips: To prevent yourself from such a hacking you are strongly recommended that beware of such spam mails, never transfer amount to the unknown person, if you received any mails regarding account change you are strongly recommended that verify the account details sent, contact with the client, vendor before transferring amount.
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I'm Martin Hoskins, and I write this blog to offer somewhat of an irreverent approach to data protection issues. I'm not one of the "high priests" of data protection. I prefer the principles of transparency, fairness, practicality and risk-assessment over tedious technical dogma. In my view, when the law is unfair or impractical, it should be queried.
While I may, occasionally, gently criticise various organisations with which I am or have been associated, I write here in an entirely personal capacity. My comments should never be taken to represent anyone else's views about any of the pressing issues of the day. There is a much more serious side to my privacy consulting work, but for that you'll need to contact me at Grant Thornton UK LLP, where I'm an Associate Director, leading the UK privacy practice. | http://dataprotector.blogspot.com/2014/01/data-protection-in-dream-world.html |
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Windows 8/8.1: Right-click on Start –> Choose a Best.aliexpress.com extension among a listed here programs, right-click on it and then press “Uninstall”.
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Google Chrome Browser: Settings —> Show advanced settings. Click on “Reset settings” in the bottom of the page.
Mozilla Firefox: press “Refresh Firefox” button in the right top corner.
Opera: delete “Operapref.ini file” in folder “C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Roaming\Opera\Opera\” on your computer.
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In light of the recent hacking healthcare news in which of health insurer Anthem, hospitals and health systems should be reminded of the need to assess their own vulnerabilities. Historically, healthcare organizations have lagged behind other regulated industries in keeping pace with information security despite compiling patient data at expanding rates. Unfortunately, the Anthem attack is unlikely to be an isolated incident: Industry executives have already predicted phishing and malware will be on the rise in 2015.
With an ever-increasing number of Internet-connected devices accessing hospital networks, hackers have an increasing number of ways to exploit vulnerable systems and steal information.
Understanding hacker motivation is important. Some want to sell private information, such as Social Security or credit card numbers. Patient and consumer data have a lucrative black market. Other hackers commit corporate, industrial or political espionage by compromising systems and stealing sensitive information, trademarked designs or strategic plans.
To combat these growing threats, hospitals and health system have prioritized measures such as two-factor authentication; encryption and mobile device security; security risk analysis; advanced email gateway software; and expansion of IT security staff.
What other actions should prudent institutions take?
First, hospitals should develop comprehensive risk assessment plans. These plans can identify potential weak points, determine best practices and provide a roadmap for increased security. They should be reviewed and updated continually. Hospitals also need regular security assessments and training sessions for anyone who uses a computer.
The biggest oversight most organizations make is neglecting the training of end users. Basic training of users upon hire and at least annually will help protect an organization. Users need to make sure they’re not making common mistakes, such as clicking links in phishing emails. Following bogus links can easily allow hackers to steal information or infect computers. Users need to be educated about how to identify and avoid these types of risks. Continue Reading | http://electronichealthreporter.com/tag/risk-assessment-plans/ |
While protecting the nation’s critical infrastructure from cyberthreats remains a top priority for government organizations and officials, the approaches to achieving the desired level of cybersecurity always seems up for debate.
In response to the Presidential Executive Order on cybersecurity, NIST, The National Institute of Standards and Technology, was tasked with developing a set of common core principles that could guide the organizations responsible for the nation’s critical infrastructure. Despite an initial delay with the plan’s release because of the government shutdown in October, the cybersecurity framework was released for public comment and input the moment the agency’s doors reopened. What comes next is still up in the air as the feedback is integrated into the plan and the next version created.
A recent blog post from Madiant’s Helena Brito highlights the evolution of digital security policy, the potential impact of NIST standards and whether the framework will influence further accountability. | http://governmenttechnologyinsider.com/nist-cybersecurity-framework-may-impact-future-policies/ |
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As agents speak with countless people daily, while trying to meet targets and other responsibilities, sometimes it can be tough to give each customer the time and sensitivity they deserve.
However, there has been an increasing number of vulnerable adults, in part due to the cost-of-living crisis and the pandemic. MaxContact commissioned research on 1,000 customers who identified as vulnerable across the country to find out more about their needs and how contact centre staff could better support them.
Unfortunately, there is no one single answer to this. Vulnerability comes in all different shapes and sizes. It could relate to financial vulnerability, recent job loss, age or disability-related issues, mental illness, or bereavement. Any of these things can affect how people make decisions and how much support they need.
When handling sensitive topics in calls, it’s so important that first line staff have some training in how to best respond to and support customers going through tough times.
As Helen explains, there’s greater recognition of the different aspects of vulnerability these days – especially following the pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis we currently face. People are generally more open about things like financial hardship and mental health, which is a positive step.
However, there’s still a long way to go in Helen’s opinion. There is currently a lot of talk and not enough action.
How Businesses Have Responded to an Increase in Vulnerable Customers
Sandra says that when leaders and staff have a better understanding of compassion and empathy, they can help to keep customers calm and resolve their problems more effectively.
Part of that includes being proactive in giving out information so that customers feel like they have more control over their own situation.
Many organisations are realising this and are doing what they can to train their staff in this way. However, there are still plenty of organisations that don’t do this.
As a result, contact centre staff often suffer from burnout, and customers are left feeling like the agents don’t understand them.
This leads to greater tension between the organisation and the customer, which means that issues take longer to resolve.
There are two stages of handling customer vulnerability. The first is to identify it, and the second is to think about how we can accommodate it in customer interactions.
As Helen says, dealing with vulnerability comes down to good customer service first and foremost.
Beyond that, organisations need to rethink how they map customer journeys because not all customers will experience things the same way.
For example, those experiencing mental health issues or people who are victims of economic abuse will have an entirely different experience. That’s why it’s important to consider all the different types of customer journeys.
While you may not be able to map out each individual one, understanding that everyone experiences things differently and taking things on a case-by-case basis will help agents support each customer individually.
The key to this is emotional intelligence. When agents have greater emotional intelligence, it makes them more empathetic and understanding of each customer’s journey. It also helps to keep agents themselves calm when dealing with emotionally difficult calls with customers.
Three Things Organisations Can Do to Provide a Better Service
1. Create Content to Support Customers
Sandra says that if you have a good understanding of your customers and their needs, you should create content such as videos that help to build that emotional connection.
Videos with useful advice can help customers feel empowered to tackle their own challenges. This can also reduce the number of customer calls.
2. Ensure You Have the Right Statistics
This means, for example, having a way to see if a customer has called multiple times and keeps getting cut off. If people are discussing emotional issues on a call and they get cut off, it can increase mental stress.
Having that data keeps agents informed and ready to help customers right away.
3. Try Something Counterintuitive
While many call centres have targets on call handling times, Sandra has a method that might seem a little counterintuitive.
Instead of trying to speed up the call, simply say “take your time.” When customers are stressed and are scrambling to remember a password, for example, saying “take your time” helps to keep them calm.
Once they’re calm, they’re more likely to remember a password, and you can resolve the issues much faster. While it might seem like this phrase would increase call time, you might find it does the opposite.
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Dealing with difficult situations and emotions can take its toll on your agents as well. That’s why it’s so important to think about their wellbeing and mental health as well.
Helen suggests doing what you can to avoid a blame culture. By focusing so much on call times and targets, you just add more stress to the situation. Agents might feel rushed when dealing with sensitive issues, and this can affect customer service.
Another way you can protect contact centre staff is to ensure they have adequate training to deal with difficult calls. If agents don’t feel prepared, this can increase stress, and that affects the customer’s experience as well. Good training is a win-win for all.
Sandra shares some more ideas about how you can improve the training side of things.
1. Don’t Forget to Check in on Your Remote Staff
It’s important in today’s world to make sure you’re checking in on your remote staff. You can try out tools such as TeamMood, which staff can use to share feedback and let you know if they’re feeling low or stressed.
Remember, people won’t usually come to tell you this themselves, but a tool can prompt them.
2. Check in on Team Meetings
Before diving into your meeting agenda, have a quick check-in with everyone. Ask how they are and if they give vague answers, dig in further and ask more specific questions.
Sandra suggests, “what’s the top thing you feel amazing about?” Specific questions can help you understand your staff more easily and spot when something is wrong.
By empowering agents to really help customers, they can feel good about their work and your customers will also get the care they need quickly.
By increasing openness and understanding – while improving staff training – contact centres can better support their customers.
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According to new data obtained via a freedom of information request, financial services firms reported 819 cyber incidents to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) during 2018.
The figures show a substantial rise compared to the 69 incidents which were reported in 2017.
The retail banking sector was responsible for the highest number of incidents with 486, just under 60 per cent of the total. This was followed by wholesale financial markets with 115 reported incidents and retail investments with 53 incidents.
They were followed by retail lending (52), insurance and protection (49), pensions and retirement (35) and lastly investment management with 29 reported incidents.
Despite the sharp increase in the number of incidents, experts believe that it is partly due to firms being more proactive regarding reporting incidents to the regulator, as well as an increased focus on security and data breach reporting following the GDPR and recent FCA requirements.
It is also thought that there is still a high level of under-reporting, despite the fact that failure to report an incident to the FCA could lead to sanctions and penalties.
The data revealed that there were 93 cyber-attacks reported to the FCA during 2018. Over half of these (52 per cent) were phishing attacks, while 20 per cent were associated with ransomware, 17 per cent due to malicious code and 11 per cent because of DD0S.
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ICS enables correlation and synchronization of data across disparate identity silos for a unified view of identity data across applications and security domains. For example, a large telecom company had acquired multiple complementary services and was unable to update customer information across all its systems. A simple customer service call meant accessing up to six different applications. ICS provided a single logical view of all users across every platform, application, and business unit, enabling the company to manage its customers from a single access point. Behind the scenes, ICS detected changes to customer accounts and synchronized them to all "user-subscribed" services. Rollout Availability | https://www.darkreading.com/perimeter/radiant-logic-unveils-trio-of-virtual-directory-solutions |
A remotely exploitable vulnerability in the Oracle WebLogic Server is currently the attack vector of choice for malicious actors to deliver a newly discovered ransomware called Sodinokibi.
Sokinokibi encrypts data found in the user directory and leverages the Microsoft Windows vssadmin.exe utility to delete any "shadow copies" (created by default back-up mechanisms) in order to prevent data recovery, researchers from Cisco’s Talos threat research group have reported in a company blog post. The malware’s ransom note directs victims to either a .onion website or to the public domain decryptor[.]top to make a payment for a decryption program.
The server vulnerability, CVE-2019-2725, is a critical remote code execution flaw that is caused by a deserialisation error. Oracle patched the bug in an April 26 out-of-band security update after it was discovered that adversaries had been exploiting it earlier that month as a zero-day.
WebLogic users who have not downloaded the update remain prone to attack. Attackers can simply cause the servers to download a copy of Sodinokibi from a malicious IP address, without even having to trick the victim into performing an unsafe action.
In a case Talos has been investigating, the Sokinokibi actors first initiated their ransomware attack on April 25, the day before Oracle issued its security update.
"Due to the ubiquity of Oracle WebLogic servers and the ease of exploitation of this vulnerability, Talos expects widespread attacks involving CVE-2019-272," states the blog post, co-authored by researchers Pierre Cadieux, Colin Grady, Jaeson Schultz and Matt Valites.
During their investigation into one particular Sodinokibi infection, the researchers noticed the attackers attempted to exploit the WebLogic flaw a second time to infect the same victim with the better known Gandcrab ransomware "Sodinokibi being a new flavour of ransomware, perhaps the attackers felt their earlier attempts had been unsuccessful and were still looking to cash in by distributing Gandcrab," wrote the researchers, who in their blog post list a series of recommended countermeasures to defend against the attack.
James Hadley, CEO of Immersive Labs, told SC Media UK that as the Sodinokibi malware is able to spread without user interaction and encrypts files, the members of staff most at risk of falling victim to it will be the administrators who deal directly with the computer networks.
"This, coupled with the fact that it’s an entirely new piece of ransomware within the threat landscape, only compounds the importance for businesses to ensure their cyber and IT teams are constantly sharpening their skills. Those at the front line need to know exactly what they’re looking for, and in this case, they need to do as advised and use the patch that Oracle has released as a matter of urgency. Failing to do so means that the knock-on effect on day-to-day operations and, more broadly, business performance could be immense," he said.
The original version of this article was first published on SC Media US. | https://www.scmagazineuk.com/new-sodinokibi-ransomware-delivered-via-oracle-weblogic-vulnerability/article/1583541 |
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American cybersecurity firm Rapid7 has opened a new office in the heart of Northern Ireland's capital city.
The company, which is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, serves over 9,100 customers through 14 different offices around the world.
Rapid7's newest digs, located in Belfast's Chichester House, can accommodate up to 400 employees. The company said the major expansion will create up to 150 new jobs and internships in customer support, engineering, and development.
New employees will have access to much more than a desk as the site includes a ground-floor cafe, a library, a games room and a trendy bar featuring exposed brickwork and criss-crossing strings of lights. Additionally, staff can make use of a maker space kitted out with Lego, 3D printers, and Raspberry Pis.
Rapid7 currently has around 250 employees in Belfast but plans to grow this figure to 400. To fill the internship positions and recruit the next generation of automation experts and security analysts, the cybersecurity firm is collaborating with local universities.
The expansion, which was first announced in March 2020, was supported by economic development agency Invest NI. To support the creation of 30 new jobs, Invest NI made available to Rapid7 £165,000.
Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, Rapid7's employees are currently working from home. However, the new offices have been designed to meet government-issued guidelines regarding Covid-secure workplaces.
“We are committed to expanding our base within the Belfast cybersecurity hub, solidifying our position to help our European clients and to attract the best cybersecurity talent," said Michael Keimig, global real estate senior manager at Rapid7.
“Our focus on providing a safe, comfortable and engaging workspace for our employees is a long-term goal of ours. We want this office to not only house our current employees, but also those we’ll be bringing on as part of future expansion in the region.
“As such, we intentionally designed the layout of the office to include enough space for 400 employees.”
Keimig added that the style of the new site had been chosen to blend in with Belfast's existing vibe.
"The mainstay in Rapid7’s office design is to create spaces that feel like an organic part of the city,” he said. | https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/us-cybersecurity-firm-opens/ |
" Detects and notifies about remote connections to shared folders and resources. "
Share alarm is a tool that allows you to see parameters of the workstation which tries to establish a connection with your computer. The remote workstation, user, path, OS, permissions of the accessed folder, connection time will available via this tool. The tool is designed with a user-friendly interface and is easy to use. The program have firewall system that allows to block any unwanted connection to your shared resources. | https://www.lawyerment.com/downloads/Utilities/Encryption_Security_and_Passwords/Security_and_Access_Control/Review_8632_index.htm |
To exploit a DOM based cross-site scripting vulnerability such as this one, after identifying a vulnerable website the attacker sends an email to the website users with a link that will exploit the vulnerability and triggers a script that steals the users' cookie. Instead of an email the attacker can also post a comment on the website itself with the malicious link.
To encourage users to click the link attackers typically send legit like emails where they advise the users to click on the link to update their profile, or to change their password etc. Even though the link is malicious, it still points to the legit website's domain hence typically users, even administrators sometimes fall for such type of tricks and click on the link.
Once a user clicks on the link and the attacker gets hold of the users' cookie, the attacker can easily input the cookie in his browser to emulate the users' session. Should the victim be the WordPress administrator, the attacker gains administrative privileges on the target and vulnerable website. Typically at this stage the attacker creates another user with administrator privileges to retain access to the vulnerable website and operate unnoticed. For more detailed and technical information on this vulnerability read our article DOM based cross-site scripting vulnerability. | https://www.netsparker.com/blog/news/dom-xss-vulnerability-wordpress-default-theme-twenty-fifteen/ |
It’s rare these days to fully know the origins of all your code. It’s perhaps so surprisingly rare that even the most discerning developers typically can’t say for certainty that they can fully track the pathway their code took to get to get to them. That translates into a need to work off of one very important assumption: your software can be vulnerable, and you have to be proactively vigilant to ensure its security.
The software supply chain is exactly that – a very long chain that can result in software companies using code from open source options and even third, fourth and fifth-party code. Along the way, what happened and who was involved? It’s because of today’s inevitable dependence on bundling existing code rather than building truly custom code that creates this now-continual need for vigilance.
Software packages have common origins
The leadership at any organization, regardless of whether they are offering and distributing software solutions or just simply using third-party software, must understand that the libraries employed are very likely to come from many, or in some cases, numerous sources. In fact, a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is discussed more and more as an appealing tool for risk software supply chain management. Whether it is an open source library or a licensed software product, it is imperative that companies at least attempt to track where those components are used to allow for fast patching in case of a discovered vulnerability or regularly scheduled security patches. But that’s much easier said than done – and that’s where that important assumption comes into the picture.
Alas, since it’s not always possible to know where all software components are sourced from, that original company offering the completed software package needs to protect it with specific threat protection tools and to be able to monitor its actual behavior. Keep in mind that cybercriminals target suppliers of widely used software as a means to infect countless organizations relying on that common software. Proactively harnessing the power of an extended threat detection solution to continually monitor and protect your application is a smart investment for greater peace of mind.
Afterall, it’s a win-win scenario for both the software developer as well as the end users. Security is at the forefront of your offering – and satisfaction and retention are ultimately higher because of it. Because you’re working from the original assumption that code, whether intentionally or not, can be exploited, you’re notably better positioned than those that leave it to chance.
Check out what the Verimatrix Extended Threat Defense (XTD) portfolio of solution can do for your software’s security posture regardless of its supply chain “exposure.” Learn how you can easily identify security blind spots, employ self-defending mobile application shielding, defend unmanaged devices, detect attack patterns, and more. And see what some of Verimatrix’s XTD customers say about the value XTD brings to their organization. | https://www.verimatrix.com/cybersecurity/knowledge-base/mitigating-risks-in-the-software-supply-chain/ |
There is no direct tie between the released data and the NSA.
The claim by the hacking group the Shadow Brokers that it has pilfered surveillance tools from another group, allegedly associated with the National Security Agency (NSA), is being called bogus by security experts.
Over the weekend the Shadow Brokers posted a message on Github, since removed, stating it would auction off a variety of “cyber weapons” obtained by hacking another shadowy organization called Equation Group. Kaspersky Lab has linked Equation Group to a variety of malware types, including Stuxnet and Flame, which are associated with attacks supposedly launched by the United States. However, the company will not directly confirm or deny if Equation Group is associated with any U.S. government agency saying to SCMagazine.com in an email that “With threat actor groups as skilled as the Equation Group accurate attribution is extremely difficult.”
Gizmodo posted a portion of the Shadow Broker statement before it was removed.
“How much you pay for enemies cyber weapons? Not malware you find in networks. Both sides, RAT + LP, full state sponsor tool set? We find cyber weapons made by creators of stuxnet, duqu, flame. Kaspersky calls Equation Group. We follow Equation Group traffic. We find Equation Group source range. We hack Equation Group. We find many Equation Group cyber weapons.”
In an August 16 SecureList blog post Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research and Analysis Team wrote, “While we cannot surmise the attacker’s identity or motivation nor where or how this pilfered trove came to be, we can state that several hundred tools from the leak share a strong connection with our previous findings from the Equation group.”
Igor Baikalov, chief scientist at Securonix, told SCMagazine.com in an emailed statement that there are too many problems with both what the Shadow Brokers said and the data the group has so far revealed.
“It stinks. Too many things around this announcement don’t make sense,” Baikalov said.
While the group did post a sampling of its wares, Jerome Segura, senior security researcher at Malwarebytes, told SCMagazine in an email that it’s too early to make a connection between the data and any group.
“The data dump form the Shadow Broker group is interesting in that it contains many different scripts and tools but claiming a direct link to the NSA via a hack or a leak is too early at this point. It will take painstaking analysis of each file to get a better idea of where this came from,” Segura said.
However, Kaspersky Lab, which first reported on Equation Group in 2015 said it sees in the available data some evidence that confirms the Shadow Brokers claims. Kaspersky said it sees in the Shadow Broker’s data dump the use of RC5 and RC6 encryption algorithms, which are also used by Equation Group.
“In case you’re wondering, this specific RC6 implementation has only been seen before with Equation group malware. There are more than 300 files in the Shadowbrokers’ archive which implement this specific variation of RC6 in 24 different forms. The chances of all these being faked or engineered is highly unlikely. This code similarity makes us believe with a high degree of confidence that the tools from the ShadowBrokers leak are related to the malware from the Equation group,” the Kaspersky team wrote.
Baikalov refuted the Shadow Broker’s claim in even stronger terms saying Shadow Broker may well have simply done an internet search to come up with its information.
“Let’s start with the attribution: there’s no proof whatsoever that the code is in any way connected to EQ or NSA. The names look like the ones in the documents released (publicly) by Snowden or Der Spiegel? Well, that would take the whole 10 minutes to research and reproduce,” he said, adding, “The most I’d give to The Shadow Brokers is that they’ve stumbled upon an old backup from 2013 – that’d explain the most recent file date and names unchanged since the leak.”
However, even if the data is not from a government agency some useful nuggets could still be gleaned, Segura noted, saying he is certain cybercriminals are now sifting through whatever is found online for something useful.
“Cyber criminals are analyzing them as well and will use anything they can find to add firepower to their current toolset. We saw this for example last year with the HackingTeam leak, which was a treasure trove that included zero-days quickly weaponized in the wild,” he said.
“The only we thing we can be certain of is that there are bits of code that appear to be related to firmware tampering in the dump. Beyond that everything else surrounding this event is suspect. As usual, attribution is difficult, if not impossible,” said John Shier, senior security advisor for Sophos, told SCMagazine.com in an email.
Kaspersky and other analysts did find the Shadow Broker’s method of selling off the data troubling.
“The passphrase is being ‘auctioned’, but having set the price at 1 million BTC (or 1/15th of the total amount of bitcoin in circulation), we consider this to be optimistic at best, if not ridiculous at face value,” Kaspersky wrote.
“And now the auction. Reminds me a lot of the changing demands around Sony breach – same glaring mismatch between supposed skills needed to execute the breach and dopey ramblings after all. No catalog, no escrow account, no inspection clause? Just gimme half a billion dollars ,” Baikalov said.
Gizmodo reported the Shadow Group saying if 1 million Bitcoins were received by bidders it would make all the files public. However, if that mark was not reached the data would go to the highest bidder, but those submitting losing bids would not get their money back.
Updated Tuesday to include this Kaspersky Lab’s quote threat actor groups as skilled as the Equation Group accurate attribution is extremely difficult. | https://www.scmagazine.com/home/security-news/the-shadow-brokers-nsa-hack-claim-unlikely-say-experts/ |
The global homomorphic encryption market is expected to grow by 8.1% (CAGR), revenue is expected to exceed $139.4 million in revenue by 2018.
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, June 28, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Market.us extend provides detailed insights and tailored forecast of the “Homomorphic Crypto Market” in a new report titled “Market Forecast of the homomorphic encryption | Projected to generate significant revenue by 2031”.
As a result, the report indicates that the global homomorphic encryption market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.1%, revenue is expected to surpass $139.4 million in revenue by 2018. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Homomorphic Encryption Market experienced sluggish sales in 2021. Rising industry demand is contributing to growth status of Homomorphic (Pre-Pandemic) Encryption Market in 2022. Thanks to Extensive use of SWOT analysis and Porter’s five strength analysis tools, key business strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and combinations are comprehensively inferred and referenced in the report.
The objective of the report is to estimate the Homomorphic Encryption market size and growth potential across different segments and sub-segments. This report provides insightful knowledge to clients, enhancing their basic leadership capability and explores several significant facets related to the Homomorphic Encryption Market covering industry environment, segmentation analysis, and competitive landscape. The business strategies of key players and new industries entering the market are studied in detail. This research report will give the readers a clear idea of the overall scenario to decide further on this market project.
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An in-depth study of the competitive landscape of the Homomorphic Encryption Market has been carried out, presenting insights into the company profiles, financial status, recent developments, mergers and acquisitions. It provides detailed information on the structure and outlook of global and regional industries. Additionally, the report includes data on research and development, new product launches, product responses from global and local markets by key players.
The researchers have critiqued the profiles of major competitors operating in this market to assess their growth prospects and the key strategies they have adopted for the development of their businesses. The main objective of this research study is to provide a clear understanding of the global homomorphic encryption market to the participants and help them create crucial strategies to gain the edge over their competitors.
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– Key strategies with emphasis on R&D methods, localization strategies, company structure, production capacities, sales and performance in various companies.
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1. What is the Homomorphic Encryption market valuation?
2. What trends, challenges and barriers are influencing its growth in the homomorphic encryption industry?
3. What will be the demand growth rate, growth incentive or demand acceleration during the forecast period?
4. Is the homomorphic crypto market feasible for long-term investment?
5. Which geographic region would experience the greatest demand for products/services?
6. What opportunities would emerging territories offer new and established entrants in the homomorphic encryption market?
7. What is the risk analysis of service providers?
8. What are the factors that will drive the demand for homomorphic encryption in the coming years?
9. How can big players increase their share of mature markets? | https://2-05.com/homomorphic-encryption-market-share-revenue-and-structure-forecasts-until-2031/ |
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Access control systems in Eastleigh, are the most efficient and cost effective way to prevent unauthorised access to your premises. It includes a range of technical solutions all designed to solve a single problem – the need to allow the free flow of authorised people whilst denying entry to unwanted visitors. By excluding these unwanted visitors and walk in thieves, door control services in Eastleigh, helps to prevent theft and damage to personal possessions, stock and office equipment.
It is also vitally important for the safety of your employees and the security of your buildings, assets and systems. Securing your organisations premises should be a major priority for any company.
All of our door access control installations in Eastleigh will integrate with other security solutions such as CCTV, vehicular gates, barriers and bollards, pedestrian gates and turnstile systems. With Door Control Services from Protek Security in Eastleigh, you can monitor the movement of personnel within a building, restrict unauthorised entry to sensitive areas and prevent unwelcome callers from gaining access. Access control also allows you to:
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Restriction of non-authorised persons to premises or sensitive areas within a premise, is paramount to good security and housekeeping. Staff security can be afforded with a coded “barrier” to stop unauthorised entry into restricted areas.
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If you’re a user of WhatsApp, you may have noticed that messages sent out yesterday were preceded by : ‘Messages you send to this chat and calls are now secure with end-to-end encryption.’
The popular messenger app rolled out an update that means that every call and text will protected with strong encryption.
This means that millions of conversations cannot be accessed by the authorities, even if WhatsApp are facing a court order.
WhatsApp founder Jan Koum said: “The desire to protect people’s private communication is one of the core beliefs we have at WhatsApp, and for me, it’s personal. I grew up in the USSR during communist rule and the fact that people couldn’t speak freely is one of the reasons my family moved to the United States.”
The update works on all devices – iPhones, Google Android devices, Nokias and Blackberry devices – running the latest version of app.
In group messages if one user is running an older version of the app, the other users in the group will be able to tell which person is causing the message to be unencrypted.
“All you need to know is that end-to-end encrypted messages can only be read by the recipients you intend,” WhatsApp said. | https://www.womanandhome.com/life/news-entertainment/what-is-the-whatsapp-encryption-update-93359/ |
5th July 2016, London:Brady plc (BRY.L), the leading supplier of trading and risk management solutions for commodities, energy and recycling, announced today that Aleris has selected Brady’s Cloud-based solution to manage its global metal hedging and risk management, supporting the enterprise’s drive for growth. The Brady solution enables Aleris to consolidate its global metal hedging across its operations in the US, Europe and China. In addition, Aleris is able to centrally manage and analyse its risk exposure and report on the gains/losses of its operations regionally as well as globally. The solution enables month end reporting to be completed in close to real time, which is particularly critical in times of high price volatility. Aleris is a global leader in the manufacture and sale of aluminum rolled products, with 14 facilities in three geographically aligned business units in North America, Europe and China, producing rolled aluminum sheet, plate and fabricated products for various industries. Erik Serio, VP Risk of Aleris, said: “Key to our business, is customer satisfaction and Brady, as market leader in metals risk management software, offers us the reassurance that we can protect our customers better, through the flexibility we can offer in our pricing contracts. Many
The post Brady provides Aleris with leading Cloud solution for its metal hedging and risk management appeared first on CTRM Center. | https://www.commoditaspartners.com/2016/07/brady-provides-aleris-with-leading-cloud-solution-for-its-metal-hedging-and-risk-management/ |
Ragnar Locker ransomware has come under the FBI’s scrutiny as it widely targets several organizations in the U.S. In an advisory, the agency revealed that the ransomware has breached at least 52 organizations in critical infrastructure sectors as of January 2022. Meanwhile, the notorious Lapsus$ ransomware gang is once again in the headlines for targeting an Argentina-based e-commerce giant.
Several newly discovered vulnerabilities impacting different devices were also reported in the last 24 hours. The most severe of these is tracked as Access:7, a set of seven vulnerabilities that affects the IoT remote access tool Axeda agent and can put medical devices at risk. The other is dubbed Dirty Pipe that affects specific versions of the Linux kernel. Patches to address these flaws have been released by the vendors. | https://cyware.com/daily-threat-briefing/cyware-daily-threat-intelligence-march-08-2022-e082/ |
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Attention of Authorized Dealers Category – I (AD Category – I) banks is invited to the Foreign Exchange Management (Foreign Exchange Derivative Contracts) Regulations, 2000 dated May 3, 2000 (Notification No. FEMA. 25/RB-2000 dated May 3, 2000), as amended from time to time and A.P. (DIR Series) Circular 148 dated June 20, 2014 relating to participation of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in the ETCD market.
Increase in limits without establishing underlying exposure - Presently, FPIs can take position – both long (bought) as well as short(sold) – in foreign currency up to USD 10 million or equivalent per exchange . These limits shall be monitored by the exchanges and breaches, if any, may be reported. For the convenience of monitoring, exchanges may prescribe fixed limits for the contracts in currencies other than USD such that these limits are within the equivalent of USD 5 million.
All other operational guidelines, terms and conditions shall remain unchanged. 4. This circular has been issued under Sections 10 (4) and 11(1) of the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (42 of 1999) and is without prejudice to permissions / approvals, if any, required under any other law.
Circular No. 147 dated June 20, 2014 relating to participation of residents in the ETCD market.
Increase in position limits not requiring establishment of underlying exposurePresently, domestic participants are allowed to take a long (bought) as well as short (sold) position upto USD 10 million per exchange. As a measure of further liberalisation, it has now been decided to increase the limit (long as well as short) in USD-INR pair upto USD 15 million per exchange. In addition, domestic participants shall be allowed to take long as well as short positions in EUR-INR, GBP-INR and JPY-INR pairs, all put together, upto USD 5 million equivalent per exchange. Rationalisation of documentation requirements for both Importers and ExportersAt present, in terms of paragraphs (2) (b) (iii) and (2) (b) (v) respectively, of the above circular, market participants have to produce a certificate from the statutory auditors as indicated therein. As a measure of liberalisation in the ETCD market, it has now been decided that, instead of the statutory auditor’s certificate, a signed undertaking to the same effect from the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or the senior most functionary responsible for company's finance and accounts and the Company Secretary (CS) may be produced. In the absence of a CS, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or the Chief Operating Officer (COO) shall co-sign the undertaking along with the CFO.
Increase in eligible limit for Importers hedging contracted exposure.
At present, importers are permitted to hedge their contracted exposures in the ETCD market upto 50 per cent of their eligible limit as defined in para (2)(b)(i) of the above circular. With a view to bringing at par both exporters and importers, it has now been decided to allow importers to take appropriate hedging positions up to 100 per cent of the eligible limit.
All other operational guidelines, terms and conditions including the requirement of certificate(s) from the Statutory Auditor regarding the eligible limit up to which domestic participants can take appropriate hedging positions in the ETCD market and the necessary undertaking from the CFO or senior most functionary responsible for company's finance and accounts as indicated in para (2)(b)(ii) of the above circular remain unchanged.
A matrix indicating the existing and the revised positions is enclosed for easy reference. | https://www.eforexindia.com/Newsletter/rbi-circular-risk-management-and-interbank-dealings |
With internet threats rising, people look for the best antivirus software solutions to protect their computers. https://pagedesignshop.com
The antivirus software market is saturated with various options. Here is a helpful comparison to break down your choices and make an informed choice on which one to go with.
Norton vs avast Free vs. Premium plans are the best antivirus solutions to protect your computers. Share All sharing options for Norton and Avast are merging into an $8 billion antivirus empire.
The companies say the move will help them better compete with Google, which sells anti-malware software for free. The merger of Norton and Avast into an $8 billion antivirus empire is meant to better compete with Google, which sells anti-malware software for free. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2019.
Now let’s compare the Antivirus and see which one is better to use.
Now let’s see which Antivirus is better to use. The answer is complicated to know because there are so many factors to take into account. And one must also consider the kind of damage the virus can do. For example, a virus could delete all your important files, or it could send them to some unknown person for some unknown purpose. You can’t get back files once they are lost. | http://www.ceriwhitestudios.co.uk/avast-antivirus-software-comparison-which-antivirus-is-better-2/ |
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Here, Anthony Aragues, vice president of security research at Anomali, warns us on how your business can avoid falling victim to phishing.
In the world of credential theft, phishing continues to be a popular method of attack and is on the increase, as malicious actors become more sophisticated and targeted in their methods. In fact, 64 per cent of global firms have experienced at least one disruption as a result of malicious activity in the last year and more than half of these attacks were caused by phishing.
Modified login pages of a website and clever social engineering is all a threat actor needs to launch such an attack and the primary delivery method for phishing links is email. Although, it is also possible to access phishing pages while web browsing.
For the enterprise, employee education is the key to defending against these types of attacks. However, businesses can take their defence a step further by utilising and leveraging information from phishing emails to learn more about why these attacks are happening and from where.
Categorise and prioritise phishing emails
Dividing phishing emails into categories is the first step. Are the emails blindly canvased and untargeted? Limited to an industry, or do they include specific information about a business? Are they directed towards a particular employee or application? If the emails seem to be industry specific, it is worth sharing this intelligence within a trusted ISAC or community to alert others to the attack.
Any additional insights can be gleaned from other businesses who may have also been targeted and the scope of the attack can be determined. If the email has been confined to a specific business, then searching for a credential dump of accounts, exfiltrated data by a breach, or insider attack may be warranted.
If a threat actor knows a business’s environment well enough, they may be trying to get users to install a specific exploit in a company application. It will take a little investigation by IT professionals to figure out if the app is targeted because it’s seen as an entry point into the infrastructure, or simply because it was detected as an exploit. More commonly, it is the latter. Even if it appears to be an opportunistic attempt against an app, there are a few common actions a business can take to prevent it in the future:
Remove any unnecessary application signatures from errors, status, default pages, banners etc. as this information helps attackers more than a business.
Update the apps in known Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) severity order, i.e. updating the most vulnerable first. This is a catalogue of known security threats and is likely the same priority order an attacker uses.
Segment the employee and systems networks with firewalls. If a staff member does click on something, download and/or install malicious software, it is beneficial that it is as isolated as possible.
Very targeted emails require a different approach
Personalised and targeted attacks always require more detailed investigations. Questions asked may include: Are they targeting the person or their position? What action did they try to invoke? What are they after? Money, disruption of service or privilege escalation?
Once a motive has been established, then it is time to collect information from the email itself, including headers, links, domains and IPs where possible. These finer details can be plugged into a threat intelligence platform to help give the information context and show if they have been associated with past malicious activity against the company.
It is, however, common to have a new domain used in an attack, which has an unknown history. In these cases, the rest of the infrastructure and ownership chain will still have background which shows the domains of their past misdeeds.
Investigations into phishing attacks can be very revealing, and the information gained can be used to inform a carefully crafted defence strategy. Companies need to invest in employee education and implement comprehensive policies. This includes limiting access of personal devices to critical networks, isolating the employee system from critical services and encouraging staff to use personal email services that are good at detecting spam and phishing.
Small businesses can implement Unified Threat Management (UTM), which combines multiple security functions into one single system. Any new information on threats can then be fed into this and updated regularly. Some cyber security providers offer free STIX / TAXII feeds that identify IOCs, which phishing information can be searched against to help discover threat actors, campaigns and their techniques. However, it is important not to overstate the role of automated threat intelligence alone. Any subsequent actions must rely on contextual interpretation, such as the geopolitical landscape. | https://smallbusiness.co.uk/leveraging-phishing-email-2539654/ |
FTP, a tool that came of age during the disco era, is still in heavy rotation in offices worldwide. So how can it be paired with encryption to meet the protection demands of today's users?
Companies still using File Transfer Protocol to send files among offices, clients and business partners, beware. Anyone snooping on a network connection can clearly see everything in an FTP file—including its contents, user names, passwords and the directory into which it's going.
FTP is a notoriously insecure technology. It was built in the 1970s when the Internet was a far more open and trusting environment, and hacking was more of an academic pursuit than an illegal business.
So how can a company protect its files if the underlying technology was never intended to ensure privacy or security?
Either encrypt the files or use a safer alternative, say experts such as Stefan Dietrich, software architech and former chief operating officer of e-Vantage Solutions, an electronic-transactions service provider in New York.
There are a number of third-party tools that can embed encryption algorithms into files. The difference between the algorithms is the length of the cipher key. For instance, the Secure Sockets Layer encryption used by standard electronic-commerce sites, such as Amazon and eBay, uses a 128-bit key. Free and unpatented algorithms such as Blowfish use keys that vary in length from 32 to 448 bits. Twofish, another license-free algorithm, uses variable key lengths up to 256 bits. The RSA algorithm, the nearly de facto standard from RSA Security of Bedford, Mass., that's included in a number of popular Web browsers and commercial software products, uses a maximum of 512 bits.
If a company's data are extremely sensitive and confidential, it might opt for an algorithm like PGP, which stands for pretty good privacy and lets users create key lengths up to 4,096 bits. There are freeware versions of the algorithmic code available, and a product as well from PGP of Palo Alto, Calif.
In the Extreme
"If you're really paranoid, you can even use two algorithms together" suggests Gary Morse, professional white-hat hacker and president of Razorpoint Security Technologies in New York.
Morse cautions, however, that there are tradeoffs. The longer the cipher used to encrypt a file, the more CPU cycles are required to encrypt—and decrypt— the file. That may be insignificant when transferring only one or two files at a time. But it could strain the server during a larger task such as a bulk FTP.
Small businesses often find that their large partners dictate the level of encryption. For instance, Tawil Associates, a New York children's clothing manufacturer with 100 employees, works with Disney to produce a branded line of apparel. "When you deal with a company like Disney, they want to keep their copyrighted designs secure," says Jonathan Gleich, Tawil's management information systems director. "So they set up a private network of transferring data using their own encryption."
Disney gave Tawil a plug-in for its Web browser so authorized employees can log on to Disney's private network and pass encrypted files back and forth, securely cloaked from prying eyes.
Experts also recommend using file-transfer technologies that are more secure than FTP. One alternative is the Secure File Transfer Protocol. SFTP is a standard feature of Unix and Mac OS programs and available for free on Microsoft Windows. Other options include the Secure Shell Interface and Protocol (SSH) and the use of a secure copy utility (SCP).
Be a Smart User
If FTP is the tool that makes the most sense for a company's needs, then it just needs to take some necessary precautions and to stay away from anonymous FTP servers that require no passwords or user identity verification, security experts say. Instead, a company should configure its FTP server to compartmentalize users and prevent them from straying into files they have no authority to access.
Morse, whose clients hire him to hack into their systems and disclose vulnerabilities, finds that companies often leave themselves open to FTP directory transversal attacks, where hackers moving freely from one directory to another can download, steal and tamper with files. Most FTP servers have what Morse calls a "jail-mode option" that systems administrators can adjust to control FTP access levels. "When the user logs in, he's put into his own compartmentalized directory," Morse explains. "He can download and upload files but only within his own little world."
Choose Your Protocol: Secure Alternatives to FTP
Secure File Transfer Protocol: SFTP encrypts the user name, password and file data exchanged between a client and server.
Secure Shell Interface and Protocol: A Unix interface also known as the Secure Shell Protocol, SSH lets a user securely access a remote computer. It is required that both ends of the client/server connection be authenticated and password-encrypted.
Secure Copy Utility: SCP is a file-transfer tool commonly used for exchanging a single file or group of files. To list files on a remote system, you have to log in as a separate action from the data exchange.
CEO takeaway
Choose the level of encryption that matches the sensitivity of the data you're transmitting. If regulatory compliance is a concern, let your level of liability dictate the security level.
Consider your business partners' data as well as your own. If you're safeguarding the exchange of intellectual property—such as patents, strategic business plans and the like—you should apply stringent security measures.
Be smart about the ciphers you use. Your cipher needs to be strong, but also be aware that the use of an extremely complex one might draw the attention of hackers looking for a challenge.
Always monitor your FTP server for suspicious activity, such as known users logging on at odd hours. | https://biztechmagazine.com/article/2005/12/away-prying-eyes |
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This talk is intended for programmers, users and software designers.
This talk is about hardcore mathematics while you should not have to understand what the mathematics are but what they do.
What does cryptography do: encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify.
How are certificates used in cryptogaphy and why are they totally not a magical thing.
It covers what cool hardware is available, open design and open source, hardware tokens and how to use TPM for cool features.
And last but not least: it contains best practices and warnings. After this talk you might be able to see what's snakeoil and what is real.
= NFT's are a scam. If you are into crypto-bullshit please stay away. =
Cryptography seems like magic anytime you at first look at it.
In the past years I have been helping a lot of projects and customers with my more-than-basic knowledge about applied cryptography. | https://app.media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-231-0-cryptography-is-easy-but-no-magic-use-it-wisely-/playlist |
The global cyber-threat environment is the “worst it’s ever been” due to the increasingly reckless behavior of the four major nation-state actors in this area: China, Russia, North Korea and Iran. That was the message of Dmitri Alperovitch, chairman, Silverado Policy Accelerator, and Sandra Joyce, executive vice president, head of global intelligence at FireEye, who provided the annual Global Threat Brief during a keynote session on day 3 of the 2021 RSA virtual conference.
Alperovitch began by describing how 2020 was a particularly challenging year for the cybersecurity sector. “We’ve had the global pandemic, we’ve seen cyber-adversaries of all types take advantage of stress and workload that is brought on to defenders, but also we’ve had the elections, and the cyber-interference that we all expected.”
SolarWinds
The two standout cyber-attacks of the past year – the SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange incidents – were the first port of call for the two experts in this session. The pair noted the highly targeted nature of the SolarWinds hacks, with Alperovitch commenting that “this was a traditional espionage operation” by the Russian state that targeted foreign governments, particularly areas of the US government, and “other countries that would be used to facilitate access to those government networks.”
He added that a killswitch was in operation to shut down the malware, which was enacted in 99% of the victims – the ones that were irrelevant to their operation – to keep it in “stealth mode” as long as possible. Overall, this attack represents a modernized approach of getting “inside supply chains that are hard to detect and stay in there for long periods of time,” mimicking the previous tactic of using undercover human agents to infiltrate other nations.
Joyce observed that only very specific information was targeted in the attack, with even lucrative data like financial information ignored. “This was an operation to satisfy national-level collection requirements, and that’s espionage,” she stated.
The targeted nature of SolarWinds was in stark contrast to the Microsoft Exchange attack this year, believed to be perpetrated by Chinese state actors. What started out in quite a traditional manner, with vulnerabilities exploited to target traditional targets such as dissident groups and Uigurs, turned into going “after literally everyone once they learned that Microsoft was going to patch these vulnerabilities,” explained Alperovitch.
This highly aggressive tactic had the effect of leaving many organizations that didn’t have the capacity to patch quickly very vulnerable to follow-on attacks by other cyber-threat actors. “It’s amazing to see this contrast where Russia is the more responsible actor in this particular case,” commented Alperovitch, adding that “the reckless nature (of the exchange attack) is quite unprecedented.”
China
The pair went on discuss the recent cyber-activities of China more broadly. Perhaps unsurprisingly given the pandemic, Chinese APT groups have been heavily targeting the healthcare/biotech sector, particularly vaccine developers and researchers, with the primary aim of “understanding the decision-making process of countries around the world,” according to Joyce.
Interestingly though, “we’re not seeing a lot of destructive or disruptive capability coming out of China,” in comparison to Iran and Russia. Joyce said this is part of China’s long-term strategy.
Another interesting trend the experts saw with China has been the re-emergence of the PLA (People’s Liberation Army) in cyber-operations recently, including in the Equifax hacks. This is quite a common tactic employed by Chinese APT groups, said Joyce, explaining that when exposed, they often go into “hibernation and retooling” and “what’s emerged is a much more focused and disciplined operation.”
China is also increasingly going after mobile devices to target dissident groups within the country. Joyce commented: “They’re using cyber means in order to perpetrate their political aims,” which “is going to continue into the future.”
Iran
Alperovitch first expressed surprise that Iran largely “held back” from targeting the US in cyberspace throughout last year, despite the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani at the start of 2020 following a US drone attack.
However, he noted they did interfere in the November presidential elections “in a more aggressive way than the Russians did in cyberspace.” This was exemplified by the Proud Boys spoof email campaign, which attempted to intimidate registered Democratic voters.
This demonstrated “a real evolution in the information operations, where they used cultural elements,” said Joyce, adding that “it really changed our thinking as to what the Iranian government is willing to carry out.”
Turning to North Korea, Alperovitch observed that “when you think about it, they’ve come up with some of the most innovative attacks we’ve seen yet.” This included the model pioneered with their attacks on Sony several years ago – the so-called hack and leak approach.
Joyce also noted how the North Korean government sponsors general cybercrime to gain funding, the first nation-state to employ this kind of crossover. This means groups such as APT838 regularly attempt bank heists around the world, at one point “targeting 16 different financial organizations at once.”
The speakers additionally highlighted that unlike Iran, Russia and China, which often leverage common off-the-shelf tools like Cobalt Strike to help prevent attacks' being attributed to them, North Korea is increasingly developing and using its own home-grown tools.
This is part of the Juche principle, which emphasizes the need to stay independent from other countries, and is also being demonstrated by North Korea’s development of its own cryptocurrencies.
Finally, Alperovitch noted that North Korea has been “pioneers” in supply chain attacks. “They’ve targeted AV vendors, even cryptocurrency software to insert backdoors into their applications,” he said, adding that “it’s incredible levels of sophistication we’re seeing from North Korea.”
Russia
Interestingly, there was very little in the way of Russia targeting the US elections last year. Nevertheless, Alperovitch said that “we still saw some major activities that were quite disturbing from Russia aside from SolarWinds in 2020.”
This included the targeting of a number of VPN exploits and the noticeable use of the Golden SAML technique in the SolarWinds attack, which “allowed them to mint their own tokens and then have access to multiple applications within the same federated environment,” explained Joyce. The innovative techniques used by Russia in the past year were also very successful at obfuscation, according to Joyce. For example, “they would name their own infrastructure after their target infrastructure so you couldn’t tell the difference.”
Russia has also ramped up its targeting of cloud providers recently, and its heavy targeting of authentication and identity systems “makes it super hard for defenders to actually do incident response, because if the actor’s using legitimate credentials of a real employee inside the network, it’s so difficult to figure out if the action that you’re looking at was done by a legitimate user within the network or by the adversary,” said Alperovitch.
Another hugely concerning activity of Russian state actors has been its growing targeting of critical infrastructure, including notably that of the transportation industry by the Tmep. Isotope group. Joyce emphasized that these types of threats have a huge impact, “not just to the systems themselves but in instilling fear in people.”
Ransomware
Topping any of these activities though, in terms of the threat posed, is ransomware, according to Alperovitch. “It’s impacting everyone on the planet from your grandmother, who now has to find Bitcoins to unlock her family photos, to smaller organizations, small districts and hospitals, to the largest companies,” he outlined.
Joyce noted that ransomware actors are increasingly using shame as a tool to extort their victims, for example threatening to “dump data that they’ve found – they’ll even call competitors and your customers. They want to make sure they can use shame as a tool and that puts organizations in an impossible situation.”
The experts also highlighted that the size of ransom demands has exploded recently, one example being a recent extortion attempt of $50m.
Another interesting observation made by Alperovitch was that “most of these operations, in terms of the hard-core criminals that are developing the malware and capabilities, are in Russia or Russian speaking and many of them are being hidden or in some cases assisted even by the Russian intelligence services.”
Future Trends
Alperovitch and Joyce concluded the session by outlining some of the cyber-threat trends they expect to see in the coming months and years. Most immediately, they predicted the upcoming Olympic Games in Japan will be heavily targeted, as Joyce noted it provides an opportunity “to send a message and do it at scale.”
A more general trend highlighted was that threat actors, particularly the nation-states discussed, are becoming increasingly reckless and shameless, unafraid of the consequences of their actions.
As a result, Alperovitch believes “the threat environment is the worst it’s ever been,” largely because “from a geopolitical perspective, the four primary adversaries we face – Russia, China, Iran and North Korea – our relationship with them from a Western standpoint is the worst it’s been for at least 60 years.”
He noted they have largely stopped caring about a good relationship with the US and have become increasingly reckless as a result. He added: “I really fear for what’s to come with the growing sophistication of these adversaries and also their willingness to push us further and further because they don’t fear the consequences.” | https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/cyber-worst-ever-been-nation-state/ |
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A very cunning and sneaky threat named Haittaohjelma Malware has probably invaded your system if you are reading this page. This is malware with very harmful capabilities that belongs to the family of the Trojan horse viruses. The chance is you have probably heard about this type of threats before since they are some of the most widespread and harmful ones. The particular infection you are facing is no less dangerous and it is extremely important to clean it from your system as soon as possible. But don’t worry if you don’t know how to do that because our team of “How to remove” experts comes with a detailed removal guide that will help you remove Haittaohjelma Malware in no time. Below, you will find detailed instructions, screenshots, and tips, with the help of which you will be able to completely wipe off all the hidden files of this nasty Trojan. Just read the information carefully and follow the guide.
The harmful threat is hidden in a harmless looking pack…
The main reason that makes Trojans so widespread and harmful is their ability to easily trick users into clicking on them and sneak inside the system absolutely unnoticed. Something very typical for Trojans is their ability to camouflage like almost anything you could think of. They can easily hide inside a wide variety of files, applications, torrents, links, advertisements and what not. In fact, hackers really like to make them appear like absolutely harmless-looking messages, emails or even office files. This way, they can trick users into believing they are dealing with legitimate and commonly used content, without even doubting what a harmful threat is hiding inside. Not much is needed for the infection to take place and in most cases, just a single click on the cleverly hidden malicious payload is enough to insert the Trojan inside the system. The victims may not even notice when the infection happens and it may take them long to realize what a cunning virus is silently operating in the background every time they turn their PC on.
Good antivirus software, however, may ring the bell for the threat, that’s why it is important to have one in place and regularly run system scans with it. However, when it comes to protection, you should not rely only on such software but have some common sense for online safety and avoid clicking on suspicious content and insecure web locations that may invite malware to your PC.
Symptoms Hardly any symptoms are observed during the infection.
Distribution Method Commonly found in spam emails, malicious attachments, ads, links, torrents, office files, images, etc.
Detection Tool We generally recommend SpyHunter or a similar anti-malware program that is updated daily.
Keep in mind, SpyHunter’s malware detection tool is free. To remove the infection, you’ll need to purchase the full version.
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Hold together the Start Key and R. Type appwiz.cpl –> OK.
You are now in the Control Panel. Look for suspicious entries. Uninstall it/them. If you see a screen like this when you click Uninstall, choose NO:
Type msconfig in the search field and hit enter. A window will pop-up:
Startup —> Uncheck entries that have “Unknown” as Manufacturer or otherwise look suspicious.
Remember this step – if you have reason to believe a bigger threat (like ransomware) is on your PC, check everything here.
We get asked this a lot, so we are putting it here: Removing parasite manually may take hours and damage your system in the process. If you want a fast safe solution, we recommend SpyHunter.
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This step is very important, because you can catch other threats (like Ransomware and Spyware) while looking for the Adware process.
Right click on each of the virus processes separately and select Open File Location. End the process after you open the folder, then delete the directories you were sent to.
Type Regedit in the windows search field and press Enter.
Once inside, press CTRL and F together and type the virus’s Name. Right click and delete any entries you find with a similar name. If they don’t show this way, go manually to these directories and delete/uninstall them:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER—-Software—–Random Directory. It could be any one of them – ask us if you can’t discern which ones are malicious. | https://howtoremove.guide/haittaohjelma-malware-removal/ |
tldr: For now, don't open .webarchive files, and check the Metasploit module, Apple Safari .webarchive File Format UXSS
Safari's webarchive format saves all the resources in a web page - images, scripts, stylesheets - into a single file. A flaw exists in the security model behind webarchives that allows us to execute script in the context of any domain (a Universal Cross-site Scripting bug). In order to exploit this vulnerability, an attacker must somehow deliver the webarchive file to the victim and have the victim manually open it1(e.g. through email or a forced download), after ignoring a potential "this content was downloaded from a webpage" warning message2.
It is easy to reproduce this vulnerability on any Safari browser: Simply go to https://browserscan.rapid7.com/ (or any website that uses cookies), and select File -> Save As... and save the webarchive to your ~/Desktop as metasploit.webarchive. Now convert it from a binary plist to an XML document (on OSX):
You will see your browserscan.rapid7.com cookies in an alert box. Using this same approach, an attacker can send you crafted webarchives that, upon being opened by the user, will send cookies and saved passwords back to the attacker. By modifying the WebResourceURL key, we can write script that executes in the context of any domain, which is why this counts as a UXSS bug.
Unfortunately, Apple has labeled this a "wontfix" since the webarchives must be downloaded and manually opened by the client. This is a potentially dangerous decision, since a user expects better security around the confidential details stored in the browser, and since the webarchive format is otherwise quite useful. Also, not fixing this leaves only the browser's file:// URL redirect protection, which has been bypassed many times in the past.
Let's see how we can abuse this vulnerability by attempting to attack browserscan.rapid7.com:
Attack Vector #1: Steal the user's cookies. Straightforward. In the context of https://browserscan.rapid7.com/, simply send the attacker back the document.cookie. HTTP-only cookies make this attack vector far less useful.
Attack Vector #2: Steal CSRF tokens. Force the browser to perform an AJAX fetch of https://browserscan.rapid7.com and send the response header and body back to the attacker.
Attack Vector #3: Steal local files. Since .webarchives must be run in the file:// URL scheme, we can fetch the contents of local files by placing AJAX requests to file:// URLs3. Unfortunately, the tilde (~) cannot be used in file:// URLs, so unless we know the user's account name we will not be able to access the user's home directory. However this is easy to work around by fetching and parsing a few known system logs4 from there, the usernames can be parsed out and the attacker can start stealing known local file paths (like /Users/username/.ssh/id_rsa) and can even "crawl" for sensitive user files by recursively parsing .DS_Store files in predictable locations (OSX only)5.
Attack Vector #4: Steal saved form passwords. Inject a javascript snippet that, when the page is loaded, dynamically creates an iframe to a page on an external domain that contains a form (probably a login form). After waiting a moment for Safari's password autofill to kick in, the script then reads the values of all the input fields in the DOM and sends it back to the attacker6.
Attack Vector #5: Store poisoned javascript in the user's cache. This allows for installing “viruses” like persisted keyloggers on specific sites... VERY BAD! An attacker can store javascript in the user's cache that is run everytime the user visits https://browserscan.rapid7.com/ or any other page under browserscan.rapid7.com that references the poisoned javascript. Many popular websites cache their script assets to conserve bandwidth. In a nightmare scenario, the user could be typing emails into a "bugged" webmail, social media, or chat application for years before either 1) he clears his cache, or 2) the cached version in his browser is expired. Other useful assets to poison are CDN-hosted open-source JS libs like google's hosted jquery, since these are used throughout millions of different domains.
Want to try for yourself? I've written a Metasploit module that can generate a malicious .webarchive that discretely carries out all of the above attacks on a user-specified list of URLs. It then runs a listener that prints stolen data on your msfconsole.
Unless otherwise noted, all of these vectors are applicable on all versions of Safari on OSX and Windows.
1. Safari only allows webarchives to be opened from file:// URLs; otherwise it will simply download the file.
2. Alternatively, if the attacker can find a bypass for Safari's file:// URL redirection protection (Webkit prevents scripts or HTTP redirects from navigating the user to file:// URLs from a normal https?:// page), he could redirect the user to a file URL of a .webarchive that is hosted at an absolute location (this can be achieved by forcing the user to mount an anonymous FTP share (osx only), like in our [Safari file-policy exploit](https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework/blob/master/modules/exploits/osx/browser/safari_file_policy.rb). Such bypasses are known to exist in Safari up to 6.0. 3. Unlike Chrome, Safari allows an HTML document served under the file:// protocol to access *any* file available to the user on the harddrive
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On 3 November, 2007 the Minister for Education, Bronwyn Pike, MP, announced that all Victorian government schools will be provided with updated advice and strategies on cyber bullying and cyber safety.
As part of the Safe Schools are Effective Schools strategy, and the Department's commitment to providing safe, secure and stimulating learning environments, schools will be required to review their Student Code of Conduct by end of Term 1 2008.
The information on this website provides schools with strategies to assist in responding to and preventing cyber bullying and promotional material for students, highlighting the issue of cyber safety including posters, bookmarks and wallet cards. | https://wmrict.wikispaces.com/Cybersafety?responseToken=1d58db32626ace4efeaae23f82a6e00a |
If you get an error message “Disabled by administrator encryption policy or credential storage” each time you want to change your android phone screen lock type, here is a quick fix for it.
I do not know why I’ve been procrastinating writing this solution for my fellow android device users.
Different opinions were suggested for him to try out, hopefully, one of the suggestions worked for him.
That is what I’m about sharing with you today.
I will not suggest a fix for this problem but will tell you exactly what to do to bring back other screen lock options in your android phone so you can change it to your desired lock option.
Irrespective of the type of android phone that you are using, the process to get this problem fixed is pretty the same.
Even if you are using the new Android version 8.1, this will still work for you.
My Facebook friend who had this issue mentioned the make of his Android device to be Infinix note 2 lite, though I had the same issue in my Gionee m5 plus, I followed this same strategy and it was fixed in less than a minute.
That is the screenshot from my Gionee m5 plus.
I’ve got my own credentials cleared already, that is why it’s not highlighted.
So in your own device, navigate to “Clear credentials” and delete all.
Now you should be able to switch between the available screen lock patterns. | https://awoofsellers.com/disabled-by-administrator-encryption-policy-or-credential-storage/ |
is a nasty and harmful computer infection. T is a fake tech support scam virus that mainly wanted to cheat users. This perilous threat silently invade that targeted computer and infect main browser. Then after it make several unwanted changes in to system and browser settings. After that when you will go online to surf Internet, virus will redirect your browser on its malicious page. It will pretend to be a genuine website and promises to help users. It will ask that your system is infected by nasty viruses. It will advise you to remove those malware instantly from your computer. virus will also play audio warning message and freeze your browser. It will force you to call on its tech support number to get help for removing those so called threats.
When you will scan your computer, your anti-virus will not find any virus as said by . Actually your system has no other virus rather this nasty scam pop-up malware. This brutal computer infection can also inject its codes to the registry files of your system to get started automatically when you boot your PC. virus can easily alter your computer security by disabling anti-virus and firewall. It can bring nasty threats on your PC without your permission. It can also steal your personal and sensitive data including your financial details. It can send those details to its creators for making illegal profit. It can also allow hackers to access your system remotely. So it is very important to delete virus from your computer.
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Double Click on My Computer or This PC icon on your computer screen.
Press the View tab, choose Show hidden files and folders and then clean the checkbox for Hide protected system operating files.
Press Yes on the warning and then press OK, you will find if any hidden files has been created in that specific drive by .
Right Click on the Start menu and select Control Panel.
Under “Program” select “program a Uninstall”.
Search the Related programs and uninstall them.
Click Programs and Feature option in Control Panel window.
From the list of all programs select and hit Uninstall tab.
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Press “Windows logo + R” buttons together on your keyboard.
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Press on the “Settings” option and scroll down your mouse to search “ Show advance settings…” option.
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Choose More (…) and then press on Settings buttons.
Press the View advanced settings option.
Press the < Add new> under “Search in the address bar with”.
Enter the search engine you want and press Add as default.
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Jeremy Siegel, Wharton finance professor. (Photo: AP)
Given the market’s rocky ride last week, skepticism is understood. Jeremy Siegel nonetheless still sees the Dow at 17,000 by year’s end.
“It’s going to be choppy over the next five or six weeks,” the famed Wharton professor told CNBC on Friday. “I mean, we know rates are going to move higher. Now, what we hoped was when rates moved higher, we’re going to get a stronger economy, so we’re going to get some earnings boosts. That’s what we need.”
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended its worst two-week period since June on Friday, after falling 225 points on Thursday. Despite investor skittishness, Siegel remained bullish.
“I certainly wouldn’t throw in the towel. I’m still projecting Dow 16,000 to 17,000 by year end,” he said. “I think we could have a very good fourth quarter. But we’re going to have a challenge over the next five to six weeks.”
Siegel cited the rise in the U.S. Treasury yields but saw a robust demand for equities beginning in the fall.
“What happened [Thursday] was the worst possible world,” Siegel said. “We had a strong labor market report with jobless claims, and we know the Fed looks at jobs for the tapering. And of course we have the weak guidance from the retailers.” “It hurts when it goes up,” he added. “Now we’re going catch 3%, I’m sure, on the 10-year — a little indigestion on the stock market.”
Siegel concluded by claiming, “if we can get some strength in the economy, people will look past that to a much better third and fourth quarter, and that’s when buying starts in stocks.”
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At the time of writing, a misconfigured server belonging to an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software provider based in California, United States was still exposing data to public without any security authentication or password.
An Elasticsearch server belonging to a major international IT recruitment and software solution provider is currently exposing the personal data of more than half a million Indian candidates looking for jobs.
However, the data is not limited to jobseeker as the server is also exposing the company’s employees’ data. Another important aspect of this data exposure is the fact that it also contains the company’s client records from different companies, including Apple and Samsung.
This was confirmed to Hackread.com by Anurag Sen, a prominent independent security researcher. What is worse, the server is still exposed and publicly accessible without any security authentication or password. Originally, the server was being exposed since late December 2022.
It all started when Anurag scanned for misconfigured databases on Shodan and noted a server exposing more than 6GB worth of data to public access. Anurag said that the server belongs to a company originally based in the United States with offices around the globe including India. Whilst the database contains details of job seekers in India.
Hackread.com would not share the name of the company in this article because the server is still exposed.
Image credit: Anurag Sen – Hackread.com
The screenshot below was taken from the live server that shows the company’s client details. Some of these are top companies Apple, Samsung, Sandisk, Unilog, Moody, Intuit, NEC Corporation, Falabella and many more.
The company’s client list also indicates that its a high-profile business with a presence all over the globe.
India is home to almost 1.4 billion people. This makes the country a lucrative target for businesses as well as cybercriminals. The more the investment, the more widespread and vulnerable the IT infrastructure becomes.
Last year, several top data exposure-related incidents involving tens of millions of victims were reported from India. These included Indian Federal Police and banking records, Covid antigen test results, MyEasyDocs, online packaging marketplace Bizongo, etc.
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It is yet unclear whether a third party accessed the database with malicious intent, such as ransomware gangs or threat actors. However, if it did, it would be devastating for the victim and the healthcare firm responsible for the server.
Furthermore, considering the extent and nature of the exposed data, the incident can have far-reaching implications, such as bad actors downloading the data, carrying out phishing scams, or identity theft-related fraud.
Hackers can hold the company’s server or data for ransom and leak it on cybercrime forums if their demands are not met. Nevertheless, the victims in this situation are the job hunters who trusted authorities with their personal information.
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Misconfigured or unsecured databases, as we know it, have become a major privacy threat to companies and unsuspected users. In 2020, researchers identified over 10,000 unsecured databases that exposed more than ten billion (10,463,315,645) records to public access without any security authentication.
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Microsoft on Tuesday rolled out fixes for as many as 74 security vulnerabilities, including one for a zero-day bug that’s being actively exploited in the wild.
The updates are in addition to 36 flaws patched in the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser on April 28, 2022.
Chief among the resolved bugs is CVE-2022-26925, a spoofing vulnerability affecting the Windows Local Security Authority, which Microsoft describes as a “Protected subsystem that authenticates and logs users onto the local system.”
What’s more, CVE-2022-22019 follows an incomplete patch for three RCE vulnerabilities in the Remote Procedure Call runtime library – CVE-2022-26809, CVE-2022-24492, and CVE-2022-24528 – that were addressed by Microsoft in April 2022.
The Patch Tuesday update is also notable for resolving two privilege escalation and two information disclosure vulnerabilities in the Print Spooler component, which has long posed an attractive target for attackers.
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California-based internet performance and security firm Cloudflare on Tuesday announced that it raised $150 million in a new funding round led by Franklin Templeton.
This Series E funding round, which brings the total raised by Cloudflare to over $330 million, will be used by the company to support its growth, extend its range of products, and continue its international expansion into new markets.
Cloudflare previously raised $110 million in a Series D funding round announced in September 2015. The list of companies that have invested in Cloudflare includes New Enterprise Associates, Venrock, Union Square Ventures, Greenspring Associates, Pelion Venture Partners, CapitalG, Baidu, Microsoft, Qualcomm, and Fidelity.
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“This new funding partnership with Blair is game-changing on so many levels,” said Automation Workz CEO and Founder Ida Byrd-Hill. “Lack of money should not be a barrier to move into the plethora of high-paying tech jobs that, for too long, have been a barrier to people of color. For years, I’ve advocated the best social justice program is a job, especially a high-paying high-demand tech job. I’m so thankful to Blair for believing in Automation Workz which I built to discover the tech genius that is often overlooked within inner cities.”
As an immediate benefit, the new funding will increase people of color access to Automation Workz’s program using Income Share Agreements whereby students sign an enrollment agreement. Upon graduation or receipt of a higher-paying job, whichever happens first, they will share income to repay tuition over four years. Automation Workz will also be able to add more staff and artificial intelligence capabilities to increase enrollment, hence more job offers. Automation Workz’s goal is to assist 50,000 people of color to achieve six-figure job offers to create prosperous affluent economies in inner cities across America, thereby reducing crime, poverty and the stress that plagues inner cities.
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The United States Military Academy at West Point has partnered with the Ostrom Workshop, Kelley School of Business, and the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research to create a library of cybersecurity and resilience content for military base commanders, local leaders and first responders to help better prepare themselves and their communities for cyber attacks.
Indiana University was chosen as a partner in this project due to its wide network of cybersecurity experts and deep operational expertise.
"More than 85 percent of the critical infrastructure in the U.S. is in private hands and the core military infrastructure is dependent on it," said Scott Shackelford, executive director of the Ostrom Workshop and the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research (CACR) and provost professor at the IU Kelley School of Business. "We are helping to bridge the gap between these three entities – base commanders, first responders and community leaders – to start thinking more proactively about future threats."
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The $506,000 grant from the Department of Defense mobilizes resources from the Ostrom Workshop, CACR, OmniSOC – the shared security operations center for higher education and research – and the Kelley School of Business. IU faculty members are invited to contribute their expertise on topics such as resilience, smart cities, cybersecurity and the interdependence of critical infrastructure. The library is an extension of the Army Operations Manual, a guide with detailed information and procedures.
This partnership is making possible new course content in the Spring 2024 IU Cybersecurity Clinic class to help assess the lesson plans and content created for the library. Once the effectiveness of the library is evaluated, it will open to other universities and key stakeholders to use. The evaluation focuses on the effectiveness of bringing awareness to real-world cybersecurity incidents, hands-on exercises, benefits of service-learning projects, improving the coordination of military base commanders, community leaders and first responders and informing best practices.
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Karen Guttieri, associate professor at the Army Cyber Institute at West Point, said the collaboration is a big step forward for the Army Cyber Institute program focused on cyber critical infrastructure resilience. The project aims to build upon the insights gained from the Institute’s Jack Voltaic™ exercises that are referenced in the Army Operations manual. Jack Voltaic highlighted the potentially cascading impact of cyber incidents on essential systems, the interplay of social and technical challenges and the need to engage diverse stakeholders in resilience development.
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Our research indicates that this threat can also come on board in a bundled version. You may want to download a free program and after a web search, you land on an unfamiliar file-sharing website that happens to be malicious and promote bundles containing all kinds of potentially unwanted programs and malware infections (e.g., adware programs, browser hijackers, Trojans, ransomware, and fake alerts). This is why you should avoid freeware and torrent pages like filewin.com and malavida.es. But it is not only the malicious software packages that you download from these pages that can actually infect you. These websites also promote a conspicuous number of third-party ads, such as flashy banner and pop-up ads. Clicking on these can also drop infections and bundles in the background. The same can happen when you land on any suspicious website that hosts third-party contents. Apart from avoiding these pages, you should also make sure that your computer is clean of potential threats. This is why we suggest that you run a reliable malware scanner after you delete Home.fastemailaccess.com from your browsers.
This browser extension offers you quick access to major web-based e-mail clients, such as Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo mail as well as to booking.com and Facebook. These links you can find on a toolbar at the top along with a search tool. The truth is that these features are totally redundant since you can easily bookmark any of these pages and links by using the built-in bookmark function. Unfortunately, you cannot trust this search site. As a matter of fact, this is what the Terms and Conditions has to say about third-party content:
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This clearly means that you may be presented with questionable third-party advertising and modified search results. Although your search keywords are redirected to a Yahoo search results page, this page can be modified by this hijacker to contain promoted material, such as third-party ads and links. Since there is no guarantee as to the reliability of these third parties, you could click on unsafe content that may take you to malicious websites or drop further infections. This is why we advise you to remove Home.fastemailaccess.com as soon as possible.
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Jul 09, 2018 · In what is being described as a landmark case, Nevada-based casino operator Affinity Gaming is suing cybersecurity firm Trustwave for inadequately investigating and containing a 2014 data breach. The lawsuit not only marks the first time a security firm is sued over post-breach …
Data breach lawsuit calls security services into question After investigating the breach, Affinity alleges that Trustwave “represented to Affinity Gaming that the data breach was ‘contained’ and purported to provide recommendations for Affinity Gaming to implement that would help fend off future data attacks.” However, after Trustwave completed its work, Affinity learned that it suffered an ongoing breach and hired a second data security consulting firm, Mandiant. US casino operator sues cyber security company | Financial Times Two banks sued Trustwave over the Target breach but later dropped the claim. This lawsuit is all about risk allocation. The lawsuit not only marks the first time a security firm is sued over post-breach remediation efforts Casino Sues Trustwave Over Data Breach - BankInfoSecurity
US casino Affinity Gaming has sued security firm TrustWave, accusing it of lying when telling the casino it had “contained” a data breach.
Affinity Gaming Sues Trustwave for Failing to Stop Data ... Affinity Gaming has filed a lawsuit against Trustwave due to the firm’s alleged mishandling of a security breach that had exposed the data of up to 300,000 Affinity customers. According to the Complaint, the casino operator hired Trustwave in October 2013 to “investigate, diagnose and help remedy” the security breach. Breach Investigations: Who’s Accountable? Affinity claims in its lawsuit that it hired Trustwave "to identify and remedy the apparent data breach," signing a contract for the security firm's "PCI Forensic Investigations" - which the ...
Jul 12, 2018 · Insurers Sue Trustwave for $30,000,000 Over Heartland Data Breach As Dark Reading reported recently, insurers have sued Trustwave for a whopping $30 million for its 2008 Heartland data breach. Amazing to think that the massive Heartland Payment Systems data breach happened in 2008.
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The Modernizing Government Technology Act (MGT), signed into law in December 2017, sets clear direction from Congress that federal agencies must accelerate efforts to modernize IT and strengthen cybersecurity.
The MGT also provides funding to help agencies launch or accelerate modernization projects that improve mission effectiveness, provide cost savings, and reduce cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities. Close collaboration and agile decision-making among agency CFOs, CIOs, and other C-suite leaders is critical to achieving IT and cybersecurity modernization goals.
When properly executed, IT modernization not only could reduce the current cost of IT operations, it also can provide the engine to optimize business processes, improve customer experience, and allow for the adoption of new technologies, tools, and best practices.
The recognition that aging IT infrastructure and systems can introduce significant cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities can be another motivational force to accelerate IT modernization efforts.
Recent GAO studies on Information Technology1 and Information Security2 found that the federal government’s aging IT infrastructure and systems are becoming increasingly obsolete, costly, and vulnerable. The number of cybersecurity incidents involving the government’s aging systems has grown by 1,120 percent since FY 2006, leading Inspectors General at 23 of the 24 CFO Act agencies to cite information security as a major management challenge for their organizations.3
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Many aging systems have poor interoperability with contemporary IT, hindering the adoption of modern and more cost-effective solutions. Maintaining these aging systems also consumes the vast majority of federal IT budgets.
The U.S. government’s IT budget for fiscal year (FY) 2018 is estimated to be $95.7 billion; with 78.5 percent of funding reported to date on operations and maintenance (O&M) of existing systems.4
Provides for a centralized Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) to be administered by the General Services Administration and overseen by the Technology Modernization Board which evaluates proposals submitted for TMF funding and monitors the progress of approved projects.
Unlike the WCF provision, the TMF is not limited to CFO Act agencies. As of August 2018, this fund is currently authorized for $100 million in appropriations for FY2018,5 with an additional $210 million requested for FY20196 for agencies planning to submit project proposals to the TMF.
Portfolio Management. By considering portfolio elements down to the data level and leveraging data driven analytics tools, the C-suite can make much more informed decisions by considering functional, architecture and cost-related impacts to drive decisions. In focusing an agency’s IT modernization efforts, CFOs, CIOs, and CTOs should work to make portfolio decisions quantitative, not qualitative. Portfolios comprised of multiple, potentially duplicative, interconnected systems that all rely on similar data to operate must be adequately understood to confirm that no loss of functionality occurs during the modernization process.
Government leaders can begin to understand how changes to the portfolio impact multiple other systems or system components by collecting the underlying data that comprises the enterprise portfolio (to include capabilities, business processes, activities, data, interface, infrastructure, cost), and analyzing the data elements to understand how they each affect one another.
Cloud. Moving aging IT infrastructure and data centers to the cloud is an important early step for most agencies in their modernization journey. Cloud provides the ability to rapidly scale, provides agility, and paves the way for the rapid adoption of innovative new technologies and tools. Migration to Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)-authorized commercial cloud solutions can also focus legacy program managers on taking the steps necessary to modernize their systems.
Agencies can repurpose O&M funding currently spent on outdated systems for use in consumption-based cloud buying, eliminating capital investments in favor of paying only for what an agency uses.
Application Modernization. Agency leaders should consider using automation technology to update the COBOL, Natural or PL/1-based mainframe systems that are still plentiful in government. Reliance on obsolete technology opens government agencies to serious risks, and the increased cost to maintain mainframe systems can prevent the investments required to modernize.
The speed of automated technologies can reduce the resources needed and overall risk of modernization. An updated system can help agencies save money on operations and maintenance, as well as evolving the system iteratively, attract professionals with up-to-date skills, and can enhance cybersecurity capabilities.
Process Robotics. The use of process robotics is reshaping how the federal government delivers services to its citizens and the nation. This computer-coded, rules-based software uses ‘bots’ to automate human activities for repetitive, lower-value tasks. Process robotics can be introduced as part of the agency’s IT modernization efforts to shift funding from back-office to mission delivery, reduce backlogs and improve service levels, typically without large investments.
Digital Transformation. The combination of cloud computing, mobile devices, and analytics can modernize longstanding processes within government and overcome the barriers of legacy systems. To accelerate digital transformation, leaders should develop a clear digital strategy and roadmap that addresses the following areas:
“User-centricity.” A key tenet of digital delivery is to start with the user. Agencies should engage citizens in service design, and add user-centered design skills to their workforce.
A culture of innovation and collaboration. Steps to drive innovation and collaboration include employing digital trends and technologies, and designating space and time for groups to collaboratively work on solutions, ideas, and challenges.
New workforce skills. Agency leaders should develop a plan that pinpoints needed workforce capabilities for digital transformation and how to secure them.
Procurement. Address procurement challenges by focusing on agile development, less restrictive terms and conditions, and a more decentralized procurement approach.
Commercial Solutions. Sometimes the best option for an IT modernization effort is to retire an outdated system and leverage a commercial off the shelf (COTS) software solution. A COTS package supports standard commodity business process, and leverages economies of scale from this standardization to reduce cost, streamline software maintenance, and facilitate end user support.
Capabilities as a Service. Some agencies are recognizing that certain support functions are best performed by the private sector, freeing up government personnel to focus on core mission responsibilities and inherently governmental work. Using consumption-based buying approaches long-established for seat management and cloud computing contracts, agencies can likewise buy a “capability as a service” and improve access to commercial innovation, reduce capital investments, and use funding to pay for results rather than development efforts.
IT modernization presents a range of challenges to federal agencies. However, with a C-suite collaboration to prioritize related efforts via strategic planning, agile decision-making, and ongoing communication and coordination, the practices and approaches discussed above can be effective tools to help government leaders achieve their IT modernization goals.
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SAN CARLOS, Calif., Aug. 11, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Check Point Research, the Threat Intelligence arm of Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHKP), a leading provider of cyber security solutions globally, revealed that through the USB and connections to WiFi networks, today’s modern cameras are vulnerable to ransomware and malware attacks.
Since modern cameras no longer use film to capture and reproduce images, the International Imaging Industry Association devised a standardised protocol known as Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) to transfer digital images from camera to PC. Initially focused on image transfer, this protocol has evolved to include dozens of different commands that support anything from taking a live picture to upgrading the camera’s firmware.
Check Point Research aimed to access the cameras and exploit vulnerabilities in the protocol to infect the camera. For the research, Check Point used Canon’s EOS 80D DSLR camera which supports both USB and WiFi, and critical vulnerabilities in the PTP were found. Given that the protocol is standardized and embedded in other camera brands, Check Point believes similar vulnerabilities can be found in cameras from other vendors as well.
“Any ‘smart’ device, including the DSLR camera, is susceptible to attacks,” says Eyal Itkin, Security Researcher, Check Point Software Technologies. “Cameras are no longer just connected to the USB, but to the WiFi network and its surrounding environment. This makes them more vulnerable to threats as attackers can inject ransomware into both the camera and PC it is connected to. The photos could end up being held hostage until the user pays the ransom for them to be released.”
Here are some things camera owners can do to avoid being infected:
Make sure your camera is using the latest firmware version, and install a patch if available.
Turn off the camera's WiFi when not in use.
When using WiFi, prefer using the camera as the WiFi access point, rather than connecting your camera to a public WiFi network.
Check Point Research informed Canon about the vulnerabilities and the companies worked together to patch them. Canon published the patch as part of an official security advisory in English and Japanese.
For more information about how the research was carried out, visit: https://research.checkpoint.com/say-cheese-ransomware-ing-a-dslr-camera or https://youtu.be/75fVog7MKgg | https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/check-point-research-reveals-modern-cameras-connectivity-to-wi-fi-make-them-vulnerable-to-ransomware-and-malware-1028436356 |
On July 24th, 2014,the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published a Request for Information (RFI), soliciting public input on potential revisions to its Risk Management Program (RMP) with the goal of modernizing its regulations as mandated by the federal government under Executive Order 13650: Improving Chemical Facility Safety and Security. The ultimate purpose of the proposed rules is to prevent major chemical accidents such as the West, Texas explosion that occurred at the West Fertilizer facility on April 17, 2013. OSHA already issued a similar RFI on December 9, 2013 for its Process Safety Management (PSM) standard and while the EPA was not explicitly required to publish an RFI, its RMP regulation is so closely tied to PSM that the agency decided to act in parallel with OSHA.
Both the RMP and PSM regulations affect facilities with processes that utilize chemicals in quantities above established thresholds (both the EPA and OSHA developed threshold quantity lists). Facilities that fall under PSM or RMP must put in place a series of management systems and maintain certain required documentation, which are intended to improve chemical process safety and prevent catastrophes.
The EPA’s RFI requests much of the same information as OSHA’s, such as data on the economic impacts and safety benefits of amending the regulation. Both agencies are also considering adding new substances to their lists of regulated substances and adopting additional management system requirements. Proposed rules that may be of particular interest include:
•Requiring third party auditors for Compliance Audits Like OSHA, the EPA is also considering requiring third-party auditors to conduct compliance audits, which are required at least every three years. The current requirement is only that at least one person “knowledgeable in the process” be part of the compliance audit team.
•Revising the scope of Mechanical Integrity to include safety-critical equipment Mechanical integrity requires inspections and maintenance procedures of piping systems, valves, storage tanks, pressure vessels, relief and vent systems and devices, emergency shutdown systems controls (including monitoring devices, sensors, alarms, and interlocks) and pumps, but the EPA believes including safety-critical equipment will help improve chemical processing safety.
•Add stationary source location requirements to Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) While facility siting must be addressed in a PHA, the EPA is considering expanding the specific requirements. For example, they are considering adding the establishment of buffer or setback zones to RMP requirements—these zones would be distances from the potential danger where it would be safe to house certain occupancies, such as control rooms, cafeterias, or contractor trailers. The idea behind this is to separate the public and other facilities from consequences of process incidents.
•Changing the criteria for Worst Case Release Scenarios to include quantities of aggregate vessels stored in close proximity The RMP regulation currently requires facilities to determine the maximum quantity of a regulated substance release from a vessel, but does not require sites to take into account numerous small vessels of hazardous substances.
For a complete list of proposed RMP rules see the EPA’s RFI: https://www.federalregister.gov/articles/2014/07/31/2014-18037/accidental-release-prevention-requirements-risk-management-programs-under-the-clean-air-act-section
The public will have until October 29th, 2014 to submit written comments online, http://www.regulations.gov (the portal for federal rulemaking), or by mail. To view information on Executive Order 13650: http://www.epa.gov/emergencies/eo_improving_chem_fac.htm
OSHA’s RFI for the PSM regulations can be found here: https://www.federalregister.gov/articles/2013/12/09/2013-29197/process-safety-management-and-prevention-of-major-chemical-accidents
For more information, please contact Alex Wong Berman at 508.970.0033 ext. 126 or [email protected]. | https://www.capaccio.com/post/the-epa-considers-potential-revisions-to-its-risk-management-program |
social networking org Glom.com does not comply with any NSA, PRISM, or other government demands for people's data, no do they sell people's data, track searches, chats, messaging, etc.
i find it the height of hypocrisy that Microsoft, who at one time allegedly worked with the government to help them read outlook emails, now decides to work on "better privacy". good luck with that.
meaningless Legally required by US Law to submit all data to NSA , and then legally required not to reveil that they're doing it , or they all get thrown in jail.
This is just shuffling deck chairs on the titanic. The FBI kicked the door in of the email provider Edward Snowden was using and took what they wanted by force , and anyone who resisted was threatenned with jail time. You think promises of encryption mean anything ? The only thing left is to wait for them to release the code to "prove" there are no back doors, and then find out it doesn't match up with the code that's actually out there. Reply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board
CVE-2015-1235Published: 2015-04-19The ContainerNode::parserRemoveChild function in core/dom/ContainerNode.cpp in the HTML parser in Blink, as used in Google Chrome before 42.0.2311.90, allows remote attackers to bypass the Same Origin Policy via a crafted HTML document with an IFRAME element.
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CVE-2015-1237Published: 2015-04-19Use-after-free vulnerability in the RenderFrameImpl::OnMessageReceived function in content/renderer/render_frame_impl.cc in Google Chrome before 42.0.2311.90 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service or possibly have unspecified other impact via vectors that trigger renderer IPC messages ...
CVE-2015-1238Published: 2015-04-19Skia, as used in Google Chrome before 42.0.2311.90, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (out-of-bounds write) or possibly have unspecified other impact via unknown vectors.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Representative Gregory W. Meeks (D-N.Y.), Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, was joined today by U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in writing to Vice President Kamala Harris in advance of her upcoming travel to the Paris Peace Forum to express support for the Biden-Harris administration’s reinvigorated emphasis on U.S. leadership on cybersecurity and technology issues. The lawmakers also requested additional information from the Administration about its top priorities for engagement with the private sector, allies, and international partners on cybersecurity.
We welcome your commitment to engage with our allies and partners, private-sector companies, and other important stakeholders at the Paris Peace Forum.”
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Dear Vice President Harris,
As you prepare for your upcoming travel to the Paris Peace Forum, we would like to express our support for the Administration’s reinvigorated emphasis on U.S. leadership on critical global governance issues, including cybersecurity and technology matters. The Paris Peace Forum is an important venue to demonstrate this leadership and we are encouraged by the Biden-Harris administration’s international engagement on these issues at the highest levels.
Given the recent surge of ransomware and other cyberattacks against the United States and our partners and allies, the Forum’s work on cybersecurity is essential. Cybersecurity is a critical economic and national security imperative, and confronting this challenge will require comprehensive and sustained U.S. engagement with a wide range of stakeholders. In advance of this event, we would like to better understand your agenda for the forum. What are the administration’s top priorities, and how do you plan to work with our allies, partners, and the private sector on cybersecurity? Further, how will you engage with ongoing multilateral cybersecurity efforts, including the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace? | https://foreignaffairs.house.gov/2021/11/meeks-menendez-urge-cybersecurity-engagement-with-private-public-sector-partners-at-paris-peace-forum |
1. Legislation will grow since security issues at private firms affect security of the nation.
The consequences of ransomware as well as other cyberattacks aren’t restricted to the target business anymore. Attacks are now affecting entire areas. For example, attacks on businesses that provide fuel or food have caused empty shelves in supermarkets as well as lengthy lines for gas pumps. So, we can anticipate that the security requirements for private businesses in the critical sectors will become more rigorous. Particularly, notification requirements are likely to be affected, since governments will require greater insight into the details of cyber-attacks to enhance the law. In some instances, government might decide to employ carrots and sticks, including tax breaks to reward businesses to invest in cyber security.
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Insurance payouts are becoming increasingly frequent and expensive as well, Cyber insurance premiums have increased. Prices increased 96 percent across the US and 73 percent within the UK in the 3rd quarter in 2021 when compared to the same time the previous year. We expect to see continued growth in 2022. Additionally the insurance policy will demand the use of crucial controls to lower the risk of cybersecurity-related incidents. As attacks become more frequent and widespread, insurance companies will cover only in rare cases.
3. The next attack will be targeted at MSPs as a means to penetrate large corporations or government agencies
Attackers have discovered an extremely effective method of accessing large corporations via the less secure systems of IT for SMBs that offer services. In this regard Managed service providers (MSPs) must enhance the range and the depth of their security measures because a large number of SMBs depend on their security. | https://raur.co/top-cybersecurity-trends-to-consider-for-2022/ |
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A military email address was used to distribute malicious email macros among EU personnel helping Ukrainians.
Cyberattackers used a compromised Ukrainian military email address to phish EU government employees who’ve been involved in managing the logistics of refugees fleeing Ukraine, according to a new report.
Ukraine has been at the center of an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks in recent weeks and months, from distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) campaigns against organizations and citizens to attacks against national infrastructure and more. This time, attackers went after aides in the EU, leveraging breaking news in the Russian invasion of Ukraine to entice targets into opening emails containing Microsoft Excel files laced with malware.
Researchers attributed the phishing attempt to TA445 (aka UNC1151 or Ghostwriter). TA445 has previously been linked with the government of Belarus. | https://infosectoday.com/malware/phishing-campaign-targeted-those-aiding-ukraine-refugees/ |
German financial regulator BaFin said, "In recent days, there have been repeated attacks on IT infrastructure."
The German financial regulator BaFin on Tuesday issued a fresh warning to the nation's financial sector of the increased danger of cyber attacks.
"In recent days, there have been repeated attacks on IT infrastructure," BaFin said. | https://bermudapost.com/german-regulator-warns-banks-over-possible-cyber-attacks |
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Unless you convert she won't marry you, plain and simple. Well, there were other circumstances that made it especially unique and One thing in your favor is the fact that she is in her late 20s by Mormon standards she is already an old maidhopefully she and her family will just want her to have love and not put the pressure on converting you, but there are countless stories of dudes getting dumped on here because ultimately they chose the church. Go for the joy, the experiences, the children to come. I think more than anything, the thing that gets me is this feeling of being marginalized in his life. We will see what life has in stock for me and this brilliant cardiologist. There is no question that God loves all of His children, and that obviously includes non-members. We have been married 2 decades in a new city away from family and friends and I am this close pinches fingers to starting a local Facebook Club for people like us. If yes, do you promise to not proselytize to me and let me drink a simple cup of coffee in my own home. The thing about General Authorities and General Conference, is that they give general counsel that is meant for the general population. | https://masqueantivirus.xyz/adventure/hosting-serverov-vo-frantsii.php |
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Google Cloud has announced a new security feature designed to hunt down instances of cryptojacking.
On Monday, the tech giant said the public preview of Virtual Machine Threat Detection (VMTD) is now available in the Security Command Center (SCC). The SCC is a platform for detecting threats against cloud assets by scanning for security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
Timothy Peacock, Product Manager at Google Cloud, said that as organizations continue to migrate to the cloud, workloads are often handled with VM-based architectures.
Cloud environments are also a prime target for cyberattackers seeking out valuable data, as well as those intending to execute cryptocurrency mining malware.
Cryptocurrency miners such as XMRig are legitimate programs for mining coins. When in the hands of threat actors, cryptominers can be abused, however, and used without permission on cloud systems.
In what is known as cryptojacking attacks, miners are deployed on compromised systems to steal the victim’s compute resources. Cryptocurrency including Monero (XMR) is often mined by cybercriminals in this way and coins are sent to wallets controlled by the malware’s operators.
According to Google’s latest Threat Horizons report (.PDF), out of a sample of compromised instances, 86% were used for cryptocurrency mining and 10% were used to | https://infosectoday.com/cybersecurity/google-cloud-launches-agentless-cryptojacking-malware-scanning-tool/ |
An often-overlooked form of social engineering attack could easily be taking place in your company right now.
Social engineering is the manipulation of people into performing actions or divulging confidential information. Commonly with hackers and cybercriminals, social engineering is a technique that is more commonly useful than you think. And while it may not always be obvious, social engineering can happen in your workplace. It happens a lot more often than you think.
Let’s take a look at an example of how this could happen. Imagine for a moment that you are the IT Manager for a large corporation, and you have just recently hired a new employee named John Smith. John Smith has been working for you for about two months now, and you have noticed that he has been acting strangely. For instance, likely distracted or nervous—during this time. This morning, John comes to work and approaches you with some startling information; He had found out that he was being fired from his job today.
An unknown individual contacts him via email. Moreover, and told him that he would be off work on Monday due to performance issues with his job duties. John asks if he could have time to speak with HR before the termination; so he went to their office to discuss what had happened. The HR told him that he had never received an email from anyone regarding his termination; and that they didn’t know anything about his sudden firing. The HR then instructs the HR to return to work and act as though nothing had happened; they would look into the matter further.
So let’s take a moment to explore how social engineering works in the workplace: The attacker creates or obtains an email address similar to the one used by an employee or HR manager within your organization. They then send an email from this fake email address to John Smith (the unsuspecting employee) stating that he has violated company policy and will be fired on Monday.
This email should appear as though it is coming from an employee at your organization, perhaps even an HR rep or manager. The attacker successfully tricks John Smith into thinking that he has been fired; and he likely believes that this information is accurate because of where the email originated from.
Once you have gained this level of access to an employee, you can continue to use social engineering to trick them into providing information that could benefit you in a much bigger way. For instance, imagine the attacker from the previous example having access to a server within your company that stores sensitive data, such as customer credit card information. John Smith (the employee) may now be more willing to provide passwords for accessing sensitive data after he was “fired” by your company without any prior warning. | https://www.cybersecurity-automation.com/social-engineering-techniques-in-the-workplace/ |
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Many different components go into creating an optimized and engaging website – design, graphics, navigation, etc. – but perhaps the most important is the quality of the writing. Even the best-looking or easy-to-navigate websites may not succeed if the written content is only a step above pure drivel.
Great content elevates your website on every single page, resulting in stronger landing pages, blogs, downloadable assets and more. What does high-quality website content writing look like? Keep these four important items in mind and you’re guaranteed to hit the mark every time:
1. What we talk about when we talk about website content writing “I know, I know,” you may be thinking, “good content is just about plugging in a bunch of keywords throughout the website copy.” Wrongo, buddy. Although you should absolutely strategically mete out some well-researched keywords in any piece of written material, great content writing involves so much more than that:
Is it well-written?
SEO is often (erroneously) viewed as a numbers game, but content quality is a critical factor that Google looks at when determining search rankings. And the more sophisticated its algorithms become, the more important it is to have high-quality content on your website.
As Conductor’s Senior Director of Strategies, Patrick Reinhart noted in Search Engine Journal, the idea of a quick-fix SEO solution is a pipe dream. More than that, though, you can’t really fool Google’s algorithms anymore. So, while having a good keyword strategy is still important, it’s no substitute for high-quality content.
No one wants to read poorly written diatribes riddled with spelling and punctuation errors or incredibly dense landing pages that are total slogs to get through.
Moreover, you’re representing your company with whatever content you post on your website, whether it be a product page, news roundup or opinion piece from your CEO. Are you casting your brand in the best light, or making it look a little foolish?
Is it relevant?
Every piece of content on your site should be written with your specific audience and customer demographics in mind. That means infusing your writing with messaging that’s relevant to customer pain points, goals and concerns. Missing the mark when it comes to relevance can be devastating for marketers, no matter how good their website content is. If it doesn’t drill down right into the heart of matters that their audience cares about, that web copy will never gain much traction.
Do a bit of research and develop detailed customer personas to get a sense of who you’re writing for and what matters most to them. It may take a little legwork to complete, but it’s a great way to ensure that any content you produce is always on point and relevant to your audience.
2. What type of writer do you need?
Good writing often seems subjective, which is why so many companies have difficulty finding the right formula for hiring an internal writer or outsourcing jobs to a contractor. The options out there can be a mixed bag, so how do you sort through them all to find a writer who can create high-quality website content?
Check their writing background
Marketing, advertising, journalism, academic writing – it’s all the same, right? Wrong again. Each field requires different strengths and proficiency with different styles of writing. Does that mean that someone with a journalism background can’t be a strong content writer? Absolutely not, but it’s important to keep in mind that writing skills may not necessarily translate from one form to another. If a prospective writer only has experience in a particular area – let’s say, academics – you’re kind of rolling the dice that they can be dropped into the world of content marketing and succeed.
Ideally, your writer will have experience creating, you know, actual digital marketing content. The perfect candidate may be difficult to find – or prohibitively expensive to work with. The truth is that each of the previously mentioned writing fields offer skills that can be applied to content marketing. Academics, for instance, have a nose for research, making them adept at heftier pieces like white papers. Journalists know how to present material without a shred of bias, allowing them to build credibility with an audience. Marketers and advertisers know the ins and outs of brand messaging, giving your content the right voice and tone in every scenario.
The key is to build around those strengths to create a more well-rounded content writer who can balance all the demands involved in creating website content.
Check for industry experience
It’s just as important to work with a writer who has created content with your type of audience in mind in the past. Try to get as granular as possible, but don’t expect to necessarily find someone who has covered your specific market niche. Getting someone who’s already familiar and comfortable with your broader industry and its driving forces is quite the coup, so don’t get too greedy.
Failing that, you can pull from industries that are comparable in scope and reader sophistication. A writer with a background in fintech software development may not be completely up to speed on the finer points of health care technology, but odds are they’ll be able to figure it out. Both industries are concerned with similar pain points like regulatory issues, integrating emerging technology into legacy systems and providing high-quality services – even if the specifics are wildly different. If you can’t find the perfect match, it’s the next best thing.
3. Gear content for site visitors and your target audience
You have your writer in place, you’ve done your keyword research and you’ve sketched out some customer personas to target. All that’s left is to actually sit down and create your website content. How do you ensure that it grabs the attention of your intended audience, keeps them on the site and moving deeper onto other pages?
Start by identifying a key issue your target audience is concerned with – maybe it’s a pain point or challenge they deal with every day, or maybe it’s a disruptive force that’s poised to completely throw their industry into upheaval. Identify that kernel of a problem and work from there. Do you have a solution? Can you help companies address these issues better than other service providers? Do you have a key differentiator that makes your business more qualified than others to tackle these pain points?
That “so what?” moment separates great content from material that’s just OK. Even articles that reach Tolstoy-levels of quality will struggle to generate ROI if they fail to make a connection with the reader.
If you want to create content that’s easy to get into and offers a pretty breezy read, list-based articles are adept at quickly conveying points in a digestible package. How-to and question-based content are always en vogue as well, just be sure that you’re not setting up your audience with a false promise. If you base your entire piece of content on a question, be sure you answer it.
Keep landing pages on point
For landing pages, brevity can be your friend. Visitors want to get the quick hits-version of whatever message you’re trying to convey, so keep it like the dear, departed Verne Troyer – short and snappy.
Provide the answers your audience is looking for quickly and succinctly. If you make them hunt around for the information they want, there’s a good chance they’ll leave the site before they find it.
Site design and layout is important in this regard too. It should be fairly effortless for visitors to move from one page to the next and locate specific material they’re interested in. Individual pages should flow naturally and draw the eye to important bits of information that will be incredibly relevant to the reader. Although a lot of this will fall on the shoulders of your design team, content writers play a large role as well, in terms of formatting and creating web copy that helps guide the reader through the site.
For example, bullet points and numbered lists are extremely helpful for packaging a lot of numerical data into a more palatable format that’s easy on the eyes. Readers may skim over important statistics and research findings if they are crammed into a dense chunk of text. By spreading them out across a bulleted list, each data point can stand out and grab the audience’s attention. They’ll thank you for it, trust us.
Keep social media in mind
When creating website copy, writers should always be thinking about social media – that is, how will this content be shared across different social networks? If your social media team can’t effectively reuse web content on Twitter or LinkedIn to get more eyeballs on it, it’s going to have limited value.
Good website content writing plans around social media campaigns, creating material that can be easily shared and distributed across various channels. It includes snapshots of the content’s overarching message that can be easily pulled out and encapsulated in a 280-character tweet.
Content writers should always be striving to work in tandem with other marketing teams, and that means taking some time to refine web copy, blogs, case studies and anything else with other engagement touch points in mind.
4. Run content audits to check for quality
You may think you have great website content writing, but if you’re not seeing the kind of ROI you were expecting, something could be off.
How can you be sure that your website copy hits the mark? Run regular content audits to verify that every piece gets the right combination of quality, depth and relevance. You could theoretically do this all manually, but a far easier way to go about it is with a content marketing solution like MarketMuse.
These applications analyze individual pieces of content and generate content scores based on the quality of the writing and how comprehensively they tackle a given topic. So, if your blog overlooks a particular angle that would be very important and relevant to your target audience, MarketMuse will flag that for you. It’s a good method to verify that every piece of content your team creates checks all the boxes for quality and relevance.
There’s no silver bullet to improving site search rankings and you can’t game Google’s algorithms. What you can do, however, is commit yourself to great website content writing. Finding that perfect combination of quality, relevance and readability is guaranteed to improve your web pages’ rankings, increase organic traffic, keep visitors on your site and continue moving potential customers through the sales funnel.
That’s about as close as you’ll come to finding a magic formula for successful content marketing.
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Avast has launched Avast Business Small Office Protection, which is designed to secure up to 10 business devices that run Apple macOS and iOS, Microsoft Windows, and/or Google Android. The platform is positioned for entrepreneurs and home offices, according to Avast.
The cybersecurity software company did not say whether Avast Business Small Office Protection will be available via MSPs and resellers, or small office-focused managed security services providers (MSSPs). It sounds like this is a direct-to-market offer. Avast said:
“Avast Business Small Office Protection does not require expert IT skills for installation and operation. Installation is simple and quick, and no further management or maintenance is required – perfect for the time-pressured small business owner.”
The cybersecurity suite surfaces amid the coronavirus economy — which has triggered surging sales of PCs and tablets that are used in home offices and remote locations. MSPs are racing to secure customers’ home office systems, which hackers are increasingly targeting.
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Avast Business Small Office Protection includes the following features and capabilities.
For PC and Apple Mac devices users, the service offers ransomware, email and data protection capabilities. Remote access protection, for Windows, also is supported.
For Apple iOS and Google Android users, the service features WiFi, password and virtual private network management capabilities. | https://www.msspalert.com/cybersecurity-markets/small-business/avast-home-office-protection/ |
The Agency will take part in the annual conference of European Data Protection Authorities, ‘Data Protection, Better Together’.
The conference will take place in Tirana, Albania between 3 and 4 May. The Agency will briefly present its second surveillance report, focusing on the findings relating to Data Protection Authorities (DPAs). The discussion is expected to evolve around the legal shortcomings and challenges DPAs are confronted with in the context of intelligence oversight.
The panel will explore proactive actions developed by DPAs, such as participating in consultations on legislative procedures, potential forms of cooperation with intelligence services and specialised oversight bodies. | https://fra.europa.eu/cs/event/2018/european-data-protection-authorities-meet-annual-conference |
There is a significant increase in companies taking up application testing as part of their agile process. As applications become more complex, with more add-ons and bug fixtures, application testing has become akin to risk mitigation as opposed to spending time and effort in securing the entire application.
The time consumed throughout the SDLC process plays a major role in this strategy, with manual labor being the biggest factor. Hence, to reduce manual labor, companies are embracing integration of security automation into their CI/CD pipeline. Justifiably so, automation helps reduce the manual labor, increases security of applications, and aids in faster release cycles. In other words, companies understand the value of integrating security as part of their DevOps pipeline.
Another factor driving the adoption of security automation is the maturity and availability of a variety of security tools (both licensed and open source). There are different tools for each stage of an application’s development cycle, which includes SAST tools (white box testing), DAST tools (dynamic testing), IAST tools (interactive testing), and RASP (Runtime Application Security Protection). Each of these tools has their own strengths and weakness. Therefore, companies implementing DevSecOps most likely have multiple tools integrated into their pipeline to get a comprehensive coverage.
Enhancing application security, increasing efficiency, and reducing manual labor through automation is all great. But, it comes with a certain headache. It raises the question of “how do companies deal with the different results yielded from these wide range of testing tools?” This probably hits home for a lot of developers out there that had late nights dealing with multiple reports, trying to make sense of it all. Below are some of the key factors leading to a conundrum with respect to automated security testing results.
Furthermore, this AVC consolidated report should also be user friendly, as in, it should be in a human readable format. This should not be at the expense of losing details of the vulnerabilities. The engineers need as much reliable information they can have to remediate those vulnerabilities. In addition, the report should include a comprehensive remediation advisory we45's Orchestron, as a correlation engine, has the necessary features that can address your correlation needs and fit perfectly in your CI/CD pipeline. It can correlate and consolidate multiple results in your pipeline, and provide you with a comprehensive report, along with advisory on best remediation practices. The correlated vulnerabilities are automatically logged into bug tracking tools like JIRA and Github. The delivered report will also include the CWE ID, CVSS scores, and the DREAD scores, which your engineering team can use to prioritise and fix bugs as necessary. In addition, Orchestron has a webhook feature that enables you to easily integrate with different testing tools written in different languages.
The headaches induced by dealing with multiple reports in a CI/CD pipeline can be reduced dramatically by a correlation tool. By not using a correlation tool, you are doing yourself a disservice, even if you’re automating security into your pipeline. It not only reduces manual labour, it also increases visibility of vulnerabilities, and enables faster closure of security issues throughout your secure SDLC.
If you're wondering where to start with your search for an AVC, you can find Orchestron's community edition repository here. | https://www.we45.com/post/vulnerability-correlation-in-an-agile-pipeline |
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This is my fourth post in our series on the service provider opportunity in the Connected Home. In this post, I want to look at the topic of data security and highlight some more of the key findings from the new white paper published by Parks Associates on the state of the Connected Home.
As reports of new malicious security threats emerge each week—ransomware, phishing scams, DDOS attacks, and more—security is top of mind for consumers. 76 percent of U.S. broadband households express concern about their privacy and security when using their connected devices. Where smart devices are concerned, about half of consumers say they are "very concerned" that hackers might get access to their data.
Data in the white paper shows that in the past two years, the share of those who report being “very concerned” has increased, while the share of those “not concerned” has decreased by about half.
Address security issues head on to alleviate consumer concerns
Like the issues of poor Wi-Fi performance and the difficulty of setting up smart devices, which I tackled in previous posts, security is another area where service providers can boost consumer confidence as they look to consolidate their position in the connected home. By confronting edge security issues head-on, they can alleviate one of their customers' biggest concerns.
One way they can achieve this, as the white paper notes, is by "embedding more vigorous security in the gateway," which will allow them to monitor incoming traffic as well as the behavior of edge devices that are at risk of being compromised by a whole host of malicious threats.
The white paper provides a list of nine different gateway security features. One notable option consists of embedding a physical unclonable function (PUF) into the hardware during the semiconductor manufacturing process. PUFs provide the ability to use a challenge-response form of cryptography that is highly secure.
The white paper also notes that offering hybrid local-cloud solutions can help address consumer security concerns. These solutions provide enterprise-level security applications for the home network that provide real-time protection from threats without requiring manual updates. | https://www.calix.com/blog/2018/02--february-/boost-consumer-confidence-with-data-security-to-the-edge.html |
CVE-2022-21990, a publicly known Remote Desktop Client remote code execution (RCE) flaw, should be patched quickly.
“If an attacker can lure an affected RDP client to connect to their RDP server, the attacker could trigger code execution on the targeted client,” says Dustin Childs, with Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative.
Among the critical vulnerabilities, a RCE in Microsoft Exchange Server (CVE-2022-23277) also deserves immediate attention.
“The vulnerability would allow an authenticated attacker to execute their code with elevated privileges through a network call. This is also listed as low complexity with exploitation more likely, so it would not surprise me to see this bug exploited in the wild soon – despite the authentication requirement,” Childs opines.
CVE-2022-22006 and CVE-2022-24501, two RCEs in the HEVC and VP9 Video Extensions (respectively) might be critical because of their effect, but the updates for the apps are pushed automatically by the Microsoft Store, so customers needn’t worry about patching those – if they haven’t disabled automatic updates for the Microsoft Store, that is.
CVE-2022-24508, a Windows SMBv3 Client/Server RCE vulnerability, “also seems to be one to watch out for, especially as Microsoft has marked it ‘exploitation more likely’ and provided additional mitigations,” says Kevin Breen, Director of Cyber Threat Research at Immersive Labs.
“While successful exploitation requires valid credentials, Microsoft provides advice on limiting SMB traffic in lateral and external connections. While this is a strong step in providing defense in depth, blocking such connections can also have an adverse effect on other tools using these connections, something to be considered in mitigation attempts.”
Finally, CVE-2022-23278, a spoofing vulnerability affecting Microsoft Defender for Endpoint for all platforms, deserves a special mention even though attackers must gather information specific to the environment of the targeted component before being able to exploit it.
Microsoft has released an accompanying post explaining how the solution can be updated on various platforms and to reassure that the company is not aware of any attacks that have leveraged this vulnerability.
Nevertheless, Microsoft has released detections for possible exploit activity and a threat analytics article that delineates risk and possible exploit activity.
Yesterday was Patch-Tuesday. All Microsoft Defender for Endpoint agents received a patch for a spoofing vulnerability we discovered.
This is documented in https://t.co/EZtF2qIo5C and can be tracked in MDE: https://t.co/VhM8JYZqTO
A blog will follow soon detailing how we found it pic.twitter.com/X034MBvGfH | https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2022/03/08/march-2022-patch-tuesday/?web_view=true |
Email scammers always seem to invent new ways of trickery to gain cash from their victims. We recently came across a case where the scammer reused some existing scripts to phish and scam - copy and paste style. With a bit of modification, the script works like ransomware, without the hassle of having to compile a portable executable. This screen locker ransomware variant locks the user's screen and demand a ransom rather than the typical file encryption style ransomware. The ransom demanded in this case was in the form of Google Play Cards.
Below is an overview of the process from the email hyperlinks, file downloads, to how these files are installed and work in the victim’s computer.
Figure 1. From Scripts to Scams
The scam starts with an email. Recently, have seen an email spam campaign pretending to be an important update for your computer. The email "From:" address is: help@supportwindows followed by some digits.
In the first email sample, the hyperlink provided will directly download a batch file, WindowsUpdate.bat
Figure 2. An email written in French, and translated in English, asking the user to update its computer.
In the second email sample, the hyperlink uses a short URL service that leads to a WordPress website.
In the first email sample, the hyperlink provided will download the WindowsUpdate.bat. The file in the archive, License1.bat is the same as the WindowsUpdate.bat. This is a modified script from an old one that was uploaded in pastebin.com way back in 2017. The script can be viewed here
Figure 6. Side by side comparison of the modified(Left Pane) and the original(Right Pane) script
The batch file serves as the installation file. Running this command batch file will drop another VBS and two batch files in the User Startup Folder. These scripts will automatically be executed when the computer starts.
Figure 7. Dropping files in User Startup folder yields the auto-run technique
The file from archive License2.vbs and the created file startup1.vbs are the same. This script will open a Microsoft Internet Explorer browser on full screen mode, hiding the address, menu and status bar and navigate to hxxp://whoawareness[.]com/?page_id=93.
Figure 8. It is like pressing F11 button in the keyboard. That is the trick.
Either the computer boots up and startup1.vbs is triggered, or License2.vbs is executed from the key.rar archive. The victim is now tricked into thinking that their computer is ‘blocked’.
Figure 9. Works a bit like a ransom note.
And a notification appears:
Figure 10. Message box appears, contact email provided.
Further down, the web page asks you to purchase a Google Play Store Card worth 100 Euros to activate a new license for your computer and provides a video on how to scratch off this card. The scammers list and provide a cellphone screenshot of stores where you can buy these cards.
Figure 11. How to scratch the purchased card.
Figure 12. List of retail stores where you can purchase the Google Play Card.
Finally, the scammers ask you to fill out the form with your personal information together with the Google Play Card Code.
Figure 13. Phishing and Scam
With a Google Play balance, you can buy Apps, Books, Movies, Music, Newsstand, and Subscriptions that are offered in Google Play Store. The other remaining two files created in the User Startup Folder:
startup1.bat – Since this script was reused and modified, it is intended to change each internet browsers home page for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox by modifying the registry. Both of the URLs listed in the script were already inaccessible at the time of analysis.
startup2.bat – Terminates Windows Explorer.
Figure 14. startup1.bat file adds new registries to change the home page following Internet Browser Programs
Figure 15. startup2.bat file terminates the process Windows Explorer.exe
As we were going to publish this, we noticed the WordPress site at whoawareness.com had changed. It is now using scare tactics, especially noticeable when your audio volume is on high. It has an image of the detected threats in your machine, where the window structure is evidently from Windows XP. Then there are two message boxes, a fake system alert, and the other a phishing form that asks you to key in your username and password.
Figure 16. Another lockscreen image replaced the landing site from the tinyurl hosted redirection.
Figure 17. The alarming audio sound with voice over informing that your machine is infected | https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/lockscreen-ransomware-phishing-leads-to-google-play-card-scam/ |
The Hashcat advanced password recovery tool is now available under open source license.
The author of the software, Jens "Atom" Steube, announced the opening of the popular password cracking tool in a Dec. 4 tweet using an MD5 hash.
Steube told SCMagazine.com via email correspondence that many Hashcat users are penetration testers and forensic scientists who may need to slightly alter the software's code to help them prepare for a threat or solve a case.
Steube said that many of these researchers can't reveal the exact changes they would need to make due to non-disclosure agreements (NDA) so making the software open source allows them to make the changes themselves.
The switch to open source will also allow developers to enable oclHashcat on Mac OS X operating systems and make it easier to integrate external libraries, according to a Nov. 4 post in the Hashcat forum.
“Indeed, it was barely possible before due to license problems. A few crypto libraries have very restrictive licenses, and some of them don't allow the integration of their code within binary files or only with very special prerequisites,” Steube said in the forum.
While it's possible that the software could be used by the bad actors to steal passwords, Steube said there's no difference to how the user can access the sources.
“There's no hidden or secret stuff that could help their attacks. Everything that you'll find in the source is already known and used by other projects that do exactly the same as Hashcat does,” Steube said.
“The value of hashcat and oclHashcat is how it written," he explained. "That's something (a) programmer can benefit from, but not criminals.” | https://www.scmagazine.com/news/network-security/hashcat-advanced-password-recovery-now-open-source |
This book covers public-key cryptography, describing in depth all major public-key cryptosystems in current use, including ElGamal, RSA, Elliptic Curve, and digital signature schemes. It explains the underlying mathematics needed to build these schemes, and examines the most common techniques used in attacking them. Illustrated with many examples, the book provides a solid foundation for professionals in government, cloud service providers, and large enterprises using public-key systems to secure their data. It is also useful for those taking the CISSP exam (Certified Information Systems Security Professional).
Professor Lynn Batten holds the Deakin Chair in Mathematics and is the Director of the Information Security Research Group at Deakin University. Her research interests include combinatorial geometry, computer network security and computational chemistry. As Associate Dean for Academic and Industrial Research at the University of Manitoba, her former institution, she established a number of agreements between the University and various industry and government sectors. | https://www.hoferlife.at/de/ebook-download/wissenschaft/informatik-und-edv/sonstiges/public-key-cryptography/p/2013062002591 |
Digital privacy nonprofit The Tor Project said Wednesday that its completed investigation of privacy advocate and Tor developer Jason Appelbaum, who resigned from the organization earlier in the year, had uncovered multiple incidents of sexual misconduct.
After allegations that surfaced about Appelbaum's behavior and Tor Executive Director Shari Steele opened the door to anyone with a first person account of an inappropriate incident, the organization hired a professional investigator help the organization “understand the overall factual picture as it emerged,” Steele wrote in a Wednesday blog, noting that by sharing the results of the probe, which clearly included sensitive information, she was trying “to balance my desire for the Tor Project to be transparent and accountable with my desire to respect individual privacy.”
In the weeks since Appelbaum's departure and scope of the allegations widened, The Tor Project and the broader Tor community have bolstered their ability to address unprofessional behavior. The organization has created policies designed to curb harassment and avoid conflicts of interest as well as procedures for filing and revieing complaints. Getting the proper procedures in place “is more difficult for the Tor Project than for other organizations, because the staff of the Tor Project works in partnership with a broader Tor community, many of whom are volunteers or employed by other organizations,” Steele wrote. “It is not a traditional top-down management environment.”
The investigation into the allegations surrounding Appelbaum accelerated the efforts to impose policies and procedures, which Steele has previously said were crucial to making the organization more sustainable.
The Tor Project's profile has risen sharply as digital civil liberties has assumed a higher profile. Steele told SCMagazine.com earlier in the Spring that one of her biggest challenges was to impose order and structure on the organization. “Tor is a really interesting place to work, they've built a technical critical infrastructure for information freedom but no support infrastructure,” she said at the time. “They were doing important work with no support infrastructure, no organizational policy, or they got them from somewhere else, [so we've had] to keep the whole tower really erect and at the same time shore up the infrastructure.”
A newly elected board that Steele says has “significant governance and executive leadership experience” will serve as “a key source of support for the Tor Project going forward,” wrote Steele, praising the former board for its “bold and selfless decision” to step down.
Appelbaum earlier vehemently denied allegations of sexual misconduct but ultimately refused to be interviewed by the investigator, citing, Tor's Kate Krauss said, security and privacy concerns, which she dismissed.
"We offered Jacob encrypted video and he didn't like our system; we offered him encrypted voice and he didn't get back to us," Tor's Kate Krauss told SCMagazine.com. "This investigation was about the Titanic of sexual aggression against women, not the position of deck chairs on the boat. Real women who trusted Jacob were hurt by him."
Appelbaum has yet to respond to the findings of The Tor Project's investigation. | https://www.scmagazine.com/news/compliance/the-tor-project-says-investigation-confirms-appelbaums-sexual-misconduct |
Cyber security is an issue that is very important for India. With the growing use of Internet banking, ATM machines, credit and debit cards, online banking, etc, banks of India must also upgrade their cyber security infrastructure.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken some very pro active steps in this regard. RBI has made it mandatory to appoint chief information officers (CIOs) and steering committees on information security at the board level at the earliest. The intentions are good and so must be their implementations.
Cyber security cannot be used by banking and financial sectors of India till it is systematically used by them. For that a dedicated cell or wing must be established that can take care of issues pertaining to cyber law, cyber security, cyber forensics, cyber due diligence, etc.
Although there are numerous such due diligence requirements yet banks and financial institutions must consider the cyber security aspects on a priority basis. Indian banks and financial institutions are increasingly facing cyber crimes pertaining to banking industry. Further ATM frauds, credit card cloning, phishing attacks against banks and financial institutions, etc are also on rise.
Further data security and privacy issues are other areas of concern for banks and financial institutions of India. They must consider data security and privacy issues of their customers very seriously otherwise they would be violating the due diligence requirements under various law, especially the cyber law of India. Data security and privacy in Indian banking industry requires immediate attention of RBI.
RBI is already working hard in these directions and its is a matter of time before banks and financial institutions of India would be mandatorily required to ensure strong cyber security, effective data protection and stringent privacy protection of their customers. | http://cybersecurityforindia.blogspot.com/2012/12/cyber-security-for-banking-and.html |
The Fitness app monitors all of your activity and movement through the day. Workout app lets you set specific goals for specific types of workouts, like cycling or running.
A bug in Apple's HealthKit -- a back-end feature in iOS 8 -- is delaying the launch of outside developers' fitness and health apps, the company said Wednesday.
HealthKit is a new tool for developers in iOS 8 designed to let their apps talk to Apple's native health apps. HealthKit is meant to pull in information from other apps and devices, like calories burned or heart rate, and make it more useful. For instance, it could allow a nutrition app, with the user's permission, to tell other fitness apps how many calories the person consumes in a day, Apple says.
It can also let data like blood pressure be shared automatically with a doctor.
"It just might be the beginning of a health revolution," as Apple calls it.
The revolution, apparently, can wait. In a statement, Apple said it had discovered a bug in the system, preventing the release of compatible apps as scheduled for Wednesday alongside the launch of iOS 8.
"We're working quickly to have the bug fixed in a software update and have HealthKit apps available by the end of the month," a spokeswoman said via email.
Developers had planned to release new versions of their apps for HealthKit on Wednesday. The launch of at least one fitness app, Carrot Fit, apparently did not go as planned. "Just want today to be over with," said developer Brian Mueller in a tweet later on Wednesday, after re-submitting the app to Apple.
HealthKit is separate from Apple's new Health app in iOS 8, which gives users a viewable dashboard of their health and fitness data. That app appeared to be functioning fine on Wednesday.
The HealthKit bug and app delay is an unfortunate development for Apple as the company tries to make a new push into health and fitness. The company's new Apple Watch also includes sensors and apps for health tracking, generating data that can be synced to people's iPhones.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, during an interview this week with Charlie Rose, said the company was trying to help people build a comprehensive view of their lives, "which should empower you to take care of yourself over time."
Zach Miners covers social networking, search and general technology news for IDG News Service. Follow Zach on Twitter at @zachminers. Zach's e-mail address is [email protected] | https://www.cio.com.au/article/555394/bug-infects-apple-ios-8-healthkit-delaying-app-launches/ |
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----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB969059\update\updspapi.dll + 2009-04-29 04:37:31 124,928 -c--a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB969897-IE7\SP3QFE\advpack.dll
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----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB971737\update\updspapi.dll + 2009-08-13 15:03:48 512,000 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB971961\SP3QFE\jscript.dll + 2009-05-26 11:40:58 18,296 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB971961\spmsg.dll + 2009-05-26 11:40:58 234,872 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB971961\spuninst.exe
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----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB975467\update\updspapi.dll + 2009-11-27 17:25:10 17,920 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB975560\SP3QFE\msyuv.dll + 2009-11-27 17:25:10 1,297,920 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB975560\SP3QFE\quartz.dll + 2009-05-26 11:40:58 18,296 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB975560\spmsg.dll + 2009-05-26 11:40:58 234,872 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB975560\spuninst.exe + 2009-05-26 11:40:58 26,488 ----a-w c:\windows\$hf_mig$\KB975560\update\spcustom.dll
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In the vast majority of organizations today, the entire process of analyzing an incident after triage consists of searching through log data. At some point, crafty responders with no budget for new tools recognized the wealth of information available in the log data regulations were forcing their organization to retain. After more than a decade, incident response became a primary use case for log aggregation solutions and any that enable IR teams gave way to those products that made it extremely easy to (a) get more data in and (b) locate the data you desire. Whether incident analysis is performed completely via search or custom-built tools, more data can be a burden without proper context. As the amount of data collected has quickly grown, IR teams are basically being dropped in a dark forest and asked to search via moonlight.
If this challenge weren't daunting enough, they are unable to keep all of the data accessible without surpassing the rest of IT's annual budget. A common cut-off for searchable data in organizations is around thirty days, so it is no wonder that any incident that occurred more than a month previous is typically discovered by a third party. For incident analysts to obtain older swaths of data takes hours or days and leads most organizations to focus only on incidents younger than the magic 30-day cut-off. This means that they could be running through that same dark forest, convinced they are close to figuring out exactly what's out there, when they suddenly reach a concrete wall blocking their path. They could potentially find a way over it, but their time is often better spent on another of their endless pile of incidents due for analysis.
come to a conclusion about the cause and total impact of an incident, all the while having to resist settling on the first story that is easy to tell. If you don't understand exactly how these incident analysis wizards work their magic, don't feel bad, because very few people do. To most of us, it is similar to the scenes in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" when Harry and his crew are being chased through a seemingly infinite warehouse of glass spheres while trying to locate a single one containing an important prophecy that only Harry could see. How did he know where to look? Isn't there some kind of card catalog system for those things? Those of us without the gift of incident analysis magic may never know.
But that is part of the problem. If more organizations are being attacked now and it takes years to develop this magic, how are we going to properly staff a team? The UserInsight team believes that we can help you find ways to move beyond search as a primary means of incident investigation to ultimately increase the number of people that can determine the root cause. This does not mean that you will never need the gift of incident analysis magic; it just means that rather than continuing the incremental gains in search result turnaround times, investigations can be sped ten-fold by contextualizing the data and easing analysis for the less experienced members of the team.
Challenge #3: It is often very difficult to investigate an incident as a team
I can guarantee that if you are lucky enough to have an incident analysis wizard in your organization, he or she is overworked. There is a seemingly infinite backlog of triaged incidents and complaints about a "fifty-hour work week" within earshot causes an eye-roll and annoyed grunt. But simply enabling the rest of the team to assist with this backlog is not the full solution. A new challenge of duplicative efforts and other inefficiencies will be introduced if all of the team members are doing incident analysis in isolation. There need to be ways for all team members to properly collaborate, understand what others have found in analysis, and participate in ongoing investigations.
The UserInsight team's solution for the problems described here is what we call the interactive incident timeline. We currently consider it to be in "Beta", but that tag is more like a Google-style Beta that means it is still being regularly enhanced as we have conversations with customers, rather than the type of Beta that means "your data could disappear at any moment". We already have received great feedback from our customer base that (a) it is helping to speed analysis by as much as 20X and (b) we can continue to improve its teamwork and collaboration aspects. We are always excited to get both kinds of feedback.
To learn more about UserInsight and Rapid7's other solutions for detecting compromised credentials, check out our compromised credentials resource page and make sure to download our complimentary information toolkit. I expect you'll quickly see how much we can help with your team's incident analysis process.
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The number of cyber attacks against financial services companies reported to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has risen by more than 80 percent in the last year, according to consultancy firm RSM UK.
In 2017, 69 material cyber incidents were reported to the FCA, compared to 38 in 2016 and 24 in 2015.
The figures were provided in a speech at a financial crime conference in London, given by Robin Jones, the FCA head of technology, resilience and cyber.
The UK is dealing with more than 10 significant cyber attacks every week.
Last year the National Cyber Security Centre recorded over 1100 reported attacks, with 590 regarded as significant. 30 of these required action by government bodies, a number of which included the financial sector.
In his speech, Jones identified a number of areas where financial services could improve their response to cyber threats. These included focusing on basic hygiene, being better at identifying their critical assets including data, and improving their detection of attacks (eg, using monitoring software). There also needs to be a focus on security culture amongst all staff, through training and awareness and raising levels of understanding at board level.
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GreatHorn’s threat research team identified what appears to be a new approach to tricking unsuspecting end users into interacting with malicious URLs leading to various credential theft sites. Identified in a number of client environments, the new attack combines two different phishing techniques to reach unsuspecting users.
To date attackers have routinely relied upon trusted file sharing websites such as Google Docs, Microsoft OneDrive / SharePoint, and Dropbox as a way to convince users to interact with malicious content. Users have an inherent trust of those services which lowers their guards, and URLs for those services more easily bypass common detection methods used by many email security tools to identify malicious URLs because they are hosted on seemingly reputable websites. Last Fall, Microsoft Sway had reportedly begun to be used in the same way to host malicious URLs to credential theft websites, however the attacks were not particularly widespread. In this latest attack pattern, attackers have blended the Sway technique with the very common “voicemail” technique that has proven to bypass many email security defenses.
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One of the most common attack types seen today is a fake voicemail notification with either a malicious attachment or malicious URL that ultimately aims to steal users’ credentials. Voicemail notifications prey on human curiosity—who called me and why?—and many individuals’ livelihoods are reliant upon being responsive to customers reaching out. But many of these attacks end up falling apart due to the haphazard appearance of the email notifications themselves—they simply do not look enough like a voicemail notification to entice enough users to click. This is where Microsoft Sway comes into play.
Microsoft Sway is a means to easily host multimedia content online, thus the formatting issues which can arise when attempting to put together a phishing email that is to be sent en masse are eliminated. Instead, the attacker has far more control over the content he or she is crafting and can more easily compel users to click.
Notably, the URL included in the email itself leads to a sway.office.com which makes it difficult for most email security tools to spot – in this latest round, GreatHorn researchers identified at least four separate sway.office.com URLs. Again, many services inherently trust URLs associated with Microsoft’s myriad services. Instead, it is the link associated with the DOWNLOAD text on the Sway page itself which is malicious and leads to a credential theft page.
The GreatHorn platform was able to identify this most recent round of attacks via a detection method which combines header and message analysis with deep reputation- and relationship-based analytics. The messages specifically stood out because the senders and sending domains were unassociated with voicemail-related services neither inside nor outside of the respective environments they were observed in. In other words, the emails were not originating from the voicemail services utilized by the recipient organizations, and were in fact not originating from any legitimate voicemail service at all. This method of detection rendered the presence of the Microsoft Sway URLs moot points.
In GreatHorn’s research, most of the malicious destinations have been identified and marked as malicious by a number of threat feeds. That said, it is not hard to imagine a scenario where attackers utilize a similar tactic with newly compromised or newly published credential theft sites. Perhaps even more frighteningly, it is not difficult to imagine a scenario where attackers craft even more compelling content via Sway—surveys, job offers, or any number of seemingly benign pieces of content—as a means to either steal information or install malware. | https://www.greathorn.com/blog/microsoft-sway-voicemail-phishing-attack-introduces-new-attack-pattern/ |
New research by Avanan reveals that impersonation and credential harvesting attacks are the most common among phishing attackers this year. Avanan’s 2021 Global Phish Cyber Attack Report found that credential harvesting is used in over half of all phishing attacks, up nearly 15% since 2019. Researchers at Avanan also found that 20.7% of all phishing attacks are business email compromise attacks. Avanan also revealed that the most targeted industries are IT, healthcare, and manufacturing.
Avanan stated that the IT industry saw more than 9,000 phishing emails in just one month, out of an average of 376,914 emails. Organizations in the healthcare industry saw more than 6,000 phishing emails while manufacturing saw just under 6,000 phishing emails. Impersonation has become the top technique among fraudsters, according to the report. In 51.9% of all impersonation emails, cyber attackers were pretending to be a non-executive in the organization. Avanan also found that non-executives are targeted for these attacks more often than C-level execs. | https://www.oodaloop.com/briefs/2021/07/01/impersonation-becomes-top-phishing-technique/ |
If you love Chili’s baby back ribs or margaritas, you might be in trouble. Your credit or debit card information could have been compromised.
Brinker International, Chili’s parent company, announced over the weekend that it had experienced a data breach. Hackers accessed the personal data of customers who paid for their meals with credit or debit cards.
If you’re one of the people affected by the Chili’s data breach, here’s what you need to know about protecting yourself.
About the Chili’s data breach
According to Brinker International, the data breach likely occurred between March and April 2018. However, the company is still investigating the incident and its scope.
It believes malware was used to access restaurant payment systems. The malware extracted payment card information, including credit and debit card numbers and cardholder names.
The company notified law enforcement and is working with third-party forensic experts to conduct an investigation into the breach.
Brinker International hasn’t said how many people have been impacted. However, with over 1,600 Chili’s locations worldwide, the number could be significant.
How to find out if your data was compromised
Brinker International said it will email customers who’ve been impacted by the data breach if it has their email address on file and will respond to emails from customers inquiring about the incident.
However, it stressed that the company hasn’t sent any emails yet. So, if you received an email that looks like it came from Brinker International or Chili’s, it’s likely a scam. Brinker International also said it won’t call customers about the data breach, so any calls you receive are likely scams as well.
The company has partnered with ID Experts, an identity monitoring company, to set up a website and call center for customers. To find out if your information was compromised, call 1-888-710-8606 or visit the Chili’s data breach incident website.
When you put a fraud alert on your credit report, it alerts potential lenders or creditors that your information was compromised.
When someone submits an application for a loan or credit card in your name, the fraud alert warns creditors to take extra measures to verify the applicant’s identity before approving them for credit. A fraud alert can prevent thieves from opening new accounts in your name.
There’s no cost to place a fraud alert on your account, and it’s easy to do. You can do it online through each credit bureau’s website:
Once you place a fraud alert on your account with one bureau, it will notify the other two.
2. Contact your bank or credit card company
If you used a debit or credit card at a Chili’s restaurant, it’s a good idea to contact your bank or credit card company to notify it that you could be at risk and to get a new debit or credit card.
It’s especially important to take action right away if you used a debit card, as debit cards have fewer protections than credit cards do. If thieves use your debit card to make fraudulent purchases, you could lose out on the money. Getting a new card can prevent that from happening.
If you used a credit card, you might not have to take action if you don’t notice any fraudulent charges on your account. However, contacting your credit card company and getting a new credit card can be a smart preventative measure, and it can give you peace of mind.
3. Sign up for identity protection
Brinker International is offering free identity protection services through ID Experts to people who might have been affected by the data breach. Services include:
Finally, make sure you check your credit report on a regular basis. Your credit report will list all the accounts currently open under your name. If identity thieves opened up a new credit card or took out a loan with your information, it will show up on your credit report.
If you find an account that doesn’t belong to you, you can dispute the charges with the credit bureau. If you’re not sure what to look for, check out this article on how to read your credit report.
You can get a free credit report from each of the three credit reporting agencies each year at AnnualCreditReport.com. | http://creditfreeze.info/affected-by-the-chilis-data-breach-5-steps-to-take-now/ |
The European Parliament on Thursday adopted a resolution (PDF) strongly criticizing the EU-US Privacy Shield. Privacy Shield is the mechanism jointly developed by the European Commission and the US government to replace the earlier Safe Harbor, struck down by the European Court of Justice in 2015. Its purpose is to allow the transfer of EU personal information from Europe to servers in the US.
European law requires that personal information can only be transferred to geographical locations with an equivalent or 'adequate' level of privacy protection. With very different attitudes towards privacy between the US and the EU, it is unlikely that US data protection will ever be considered adequate for EU data. Privacy Shield is designed to provide an agreement between individual US organizations and the EU that they will handle EU data in a manner acceptable to European standards.
Although Privacy Shield has been agreed between the EC and the US and is already in operation it is not without its critics-- not the least of which is the European Parliament. The stakes are high. While this is not the only legal mechanism for the export of European data to the US, it is the primary one. Others include standard contractual clauses (SCCs); but SCCs are already being challenged by Max Schrems in the Irish High Court. Without an acceptable lawful mechanism, there can be no trade between the US and the EU.
It is generally considered that SCCs will eventually be declared unlawful. "There is the ongoing case in Ireland regarding Standard Contractual Clauses," European privacy consultant Alexander Hanff told SecurityWeek. "This is likely to reach the CJEU and be ruled on in a similar fashion to Safe Harbor which, although will not have a direct impact on Privacy Shield, quite clearly shows the result similar cases (including Binding Corporate Rules and Privacy Shield itself) are likely to achieve."
There is therefore a lot riding on the continuing legality of Privacy Shield. For the moment, this is not as immediately concerning as it may seem. "The EP resolution follows the statement earlier this week from the Commission indicating a review in the Fall," comments David Flint, a senior partner at the MacRoberts law firm. "At this stage, it is merely a reminder of all the matters that the Commission should take account of and noting the residual powers of national DPAs to ban transfers, whilst restating the EP's concerns."
Hanff agrees that there will be little immediate outcome from this resolution. "I am pretty sure that the Commission can ignore the motion and are likely to do so because frankly what other choice do they have at the moment -- if they agree to it, then they are basically accepting that they failed, and the Commission are really not that humble." Politically, he sees a rift in the current Commission between those focused on digital rights and those focused on the Digital Economy; with the latter in the ascendency.
This doesn't mean that there is not a problem. Individual national data protection authorities (DPAs) "do have the power to effectively shut down Privacy Shield by banning transfers based on it on the grounds that it does not meet adequacy requirements," continued Hanff. "They have not done so to date -- I suspect because they have been giving the Commission and the US Government a chance to fix it -- but it seems highly unlikely that will ever happen."
Hanff notes that there is little actual progress on the Privacy Shield agreement from the US side. "When you consider there is still no Ombudsman and that the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board is reduced to a non-quorate position where only one of its five seats are currently occupied... even if you completely ignore the woeful inadequacies of the agreement, you cannot ignore that some of the major assurances of that agreement have quite simply not been met. I suspect it is only a matter of time now before one or more of the EU's DPAs makes a stand." The French authority, CNIL, has demonstrated that it would not be afraid to do so, with recent actions against both Google and Microsoft.
One further complication is a hardening of attitudes with the arrival of the Trump administration. "There is no detailed consideration of possible changes as a result of the new US administration, although that remains a significant concern," comments Flint. "The recent policy changes on net neutrality and ISP data sharing exacerbate the concern."
Hanff is more forthright. "One should also be asking questions with regards to the Trump administration and US Congress wiping out ISP privacy rules last week. One must understand that whereas many people focus on the transference of data to a third country when they discuss Privacy Shield (in the case of Privacy Shield, specifically the US) it is not just about the right to transfer; it stems from the right to process - so we must now consider whether a European Citizen visiting the US and using a US carrier for data and voice, have their rights undermined by these recent changes. The obvious answer is yes; however, how we deal with that is much less obvious."
The European Commission is caught in a modern Morten's Fork of its own making. It was instrumental in developing European data protection laws (for human rights reasons), but doesn't wish to abide by them (for economic reasons). Much will hinge on the EC-US talks in the Fall; but today's European Parliament resolution has indicated to the EC what it expects.
If there is no significant move by the US administration to satisfy European concerns, then a rapid legal challenge to the Privacy Shield can be expected. But it should also be noted that the national DPAs do not have to wait for a legal judgment before taking action. The Schrems case that brought down the original Safe Harbor also made it clear that DPAs cannot be bound by EC promulgations. They have, as Hanff notes, "the power to effectively shut down Privacy Shield by banning transfers based on it, on the grounds that it does not meet adequacy requirements." | https://www.securityweek.com/european-parliament-slams-privacy-shield |
So you want to rob a bank; not saying you should, but... the “best” day is Friday, and the best time is between 9 and 11 a.m. So set your cellphone to an early wake-up call. Concentrate on a branch in a commercial section of the city. Go up to the teller counter and say your threat or hand over a note. Avoid an act of violence; only three percent of incidents of robbery, burglaries and larcenies resulted in violence in 2014. By the way, vastly more perpetrators are killed in a bank robbery compared to customers or employees.
It’s a hardscrabble life as a bank robber.
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HOUSTON, TX (KTRK) — You may not look through a Tuesday appointment if you are seen at a St. Luke’s Health facility.
The hospital system that serves the Houston area confirmed that its parent company CommonSprit Health is managing an “IT security incident” affecting some of its facilities across the country.
“As a precautionary measure, we have taken certain IT systems offline, including Electronic Health Record (EHR) and other systems. Our facilities follow existing protocols for system outages and are taking steps to minimize the disruption,” a St. Luke’s statement read in part.
The health system adds that some patients should expect appointments to be rescheduled and communicated directly by their provider or care facility if impacted.
“Our hospitals are operational,” a St. Luke representative told ABC13.
The IT security incident is also impacting CHI Health facilities in other places, including Nebraskawhere the health care system serves the state’s largest city, Omaha.
The health system could not elaborate on the magnitude of the security incident, including whether any information was disclosed.
Back in June, St. Luke’s Health informed patients that a “cybersecurity event” may have disclosed some individuals’ proprietary health information, including names, social security numbers, addresses, and dates of birth.
ABC13’s Daniela Hurtado is keeping track of the facts on this developing story. Get instant updates by following her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. | https://thehitc.com/chi-health-systems-it-security-incident-st-lukes-in-houston-affected-by-nationwide-outage/ |
Personal computer vision cybersecurity startup PIXM has expanded its line of antiphishing items with the start of PIXM Mobile, a answer to safeguard people and enterprises from qualified and mysterious phishing assaults on cellular devices.
The cloud-based mostly cellular product is aimed at pinpointing phishing attacks on mobile products in authentic time, as a user clicks on a malicious link, applying laptop eyesight know-how.
PIXM Mobile is built to guidance any cell software, which include SMS — utilized in “smishing” attacks — social media, and business enterprise collaboration apps, as properly as electronic mail and website-based phishing webpages.
“Our mission at PIXM is to end phishing attacks at the issue of click with next-era artificial intelligence, protecting users no issue which platforms or purposes they are working with,” stated Chris Cleveland, founder and CEO, PIXM, in a press launch. “The foreseeable future of perform conversation is by means of social applications and cell equipment. The up coming technology of phishing assaults are presently exploiting these new vectors.”
Common cell product phishing remedies depend on a blend of area blacklists, IP status, and rating-based mostly possibility evaluations, which are “reactive and dependent upon” pre-current intelligence, pointed out PIXM.
Laptop or computer vision ‘sees’ phishing attempts in real time
With a computer system eyesight-dependent cybersecurity resolution at the browser degree, PIXM Cellular statements to right away visually review and detect any phishing endeavor as it occurs, devoid of needing to count on any pre-current labels or scripts.
Computer eyesight is a department of AI that offers with developing and employing electronic techniques to course of action, evaluate and interpret visual details. It is generally made use of for object detection and object classification in numerous deep finding out (or neural network) styles.
PIXM’s proprietary personal computer vision technological know-how was produced by the firm’s synthetic intelligence workforce leveraging breakthroughs in deep mastering and so-called convolutional neural networks. The firm statements that it can attain 500x quicker detection of fraudulent world wide web webpages than present approaches.
PIXM Cellular will be readily available for iOS units by means of the Apple App Retail store beginning Wednesday, Might 25. Assistance for Android will be obtainable afterwards this yr.
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In these tough times of increased health care costs, the importance of cyber security for medical offices must not be any less than for any other company. As the line of communication between doctor and patients continues to diminish, so has the trust that doctor have in one another. Cyber attacks on medical personnel have led to a current rash of doctor-patient relationships that put the individual lives of some patients at risk. There is an alarming need for doctors to understand the vulnerabilities of their patients and work together to secure their info and to address the concern of medical identity theft. Protect your data from cyber bad guys using the services at 360Cyber right now.
Even as more attention is focused on securing against external dangers such as viruses, hackers, and malware, there are continuing efforts within the medical profession to enhance internal safeguards. Equally important is the need for the client and medical staff awareness of the ongoing need for increased cyber security procedures. Doctor, particularly physicians, are among the top-targeted health-care workers, unexpected more so that those workers in executive position. Those who are most vulnerable to cyber attacks include: data nurses, pharmacy specialists, receptionists, orderlies, lab specialists, and workplace staff. While all of these experts have access to individual and financial data on patients, the ease with which this info is accessed may make it particularly worrisome. Medical identity burglars are putting the lives of patients at risk and the most effective preventative protection is through effective security procedures.
As the risk of medical identity theft boosts, a greater number of companies are turning to accredited vendors to help them establish their own internal or personalized cyber security options. The majority of entrepreneur understand the importance of carrying out a strategy to protect themselves from cyber attacks. However, lots of small businesses do not have the budget plan to invest in an IT department. A current survey revealed that only 20% of small businesses had an IT director on staff. The importance of cyber security for medical offices can not be overstated.
It is important to keep in mind that cyber-criminals do not target companies of a certain size or sophistication. In fact, they generally attack medium to larger-sized companies because of the smaller sized nature of their operations. Furthermore, cyber-criminals will sometimes go after companies that are not perceived as being as dangerous in any way. This makes it very tough for smaller sized companies to successfully execute cyber security options by themselves.
For smaller sized organizations, the risk of attackers who may not have prior experience in conducting online attacks can present severe obstacles. Medical identity burglars typically prey upon health centers in an effort to obtain as much data as possible. This is because hospital databases consist of delicate individual and financial data that cyber bad guys can easily misuse. Since they have no previous experience in this type of operation, the bad guys typically make errors throughout their attacks that can trigger damage.
In some cases, the bad guys utilize phishing plans to obtain access to your data. The objective of phishing is to fraudulently ask you for financial or individual info that you do not know. Generally, phishing emails will specify that they are from a company that is or has been accredited by one of the three significant credit bureaus. Once you click on the links, however, you are opened approximately an information breach, which will likely include viruses and other spyware that are designed to penetrate your computer. The function of the phishing e-mail is to exploit your trust of the company that sent the e-mail, and gain access to your personal data.
While phishing has turned into one of the most typical ways of getting personal info, an information breach does not always result from a phishing attack. In some cases the cause of an information breach is an actual outdoors attack. A data breach can happen when a cyber-criminal gains access to a company’s server without authorization. Depending upon the nature of the attack, the company may not have the ability to totally reduce the damage brought on by the external attack.
With numerous companies depend on the Internet for their daily operations, it is simple for them to fall prey to cyber-attacks. The Internet has assisted create numerous opportunities for international companies to reach countless consumers, however it likewise presents the possibility for enormous liabilities if business is not mindful. In order to stay secured from these potential liabilities, companies require to execute a cyber security policy. Cyber bad guys may utilize the Internet and intranet to carry out their objectives. An excellent cyber security policy will help avoid cyber-attacks in the future and lessen the effect to a company must an information breach happen. 360Cyber can help you protect your data right now. | https://jobberwiki.com/services/the-best-cyber-security-quote-in-new-york/360cyber-offers-cyber-security-quote-in-bridgewater/ |
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We are enough. That’s all. Easy to say; harder to believe. A lesson for business is that you don’t have to have barriers up all the time – let others see a little of ‘you’ and they will not only connect with you but will remember you. | https://www.deburghgroup.com/the-power-of-vulnerability/ |
National Cyber Security Awareness Month 2019: Own It. Secure It. Protect It. #BeCyberSmart
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) is here! Observed every October, NCSAM was created in collaboration between government and industry “to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity and to ensure all Americas have the resources they need to be safe and more secure online.”
Originally launched in October 2004, NCSAM focuses on an overarching theme for the month, with this year’s theme being “Own IT. Secure IT. Protect IT.” NCSAM 2019 is focused on emphasizing personal accountability, as well as proactive behavior to enhance cybersecurity at home and in the workplace, with key areas of focus including digital privacy, common cyber threats, ecommerce security and more.
Each week throughout October, we’ll be providing tips on how you can participate in NCSAM by incorporating this year’s themes into your daily lives. By practicing these tips and being proactive, you’ll be doing your part in ensuring you’ll be safer and more secure online. | https://community.netgear.com/t5/NETGEAR-Armor/National-Cyber-Security-Awareness-Month-2019-Own-It-Secure-It/m-p/1806283/highlight/true |
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