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Cyber criminals are getting smarter and strive to find new ways to sneak into a company’s information systems. Cyber security companies are turning to innovative solutions to combat those threats, in order to minimize cybercrimes.

Top news of the week: 18.11.2021.

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@briankrebs shared
On Nov 13, 2021
RT @GossiTheDog: .@briankrebs interviewed the threat actor behind this (who contacted him via the FBI’s network). https://t.co/yB3oWlzyuK
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Hoax Email Blast Abused Poor Coding in FBI Website

Hoax Email Blast Abused Poor Coding in FBI Website

According to an interview with the person who claimed responsibility for the hoax, the spam messages were sent by abusing insecure code in an FBI online portal designed to share …

@winklhawk shared
On Nov 18, 2021
Open Source Project Aims to Detect Living-Off-the-Land Attacks #cybersecurity #feedly https://t.co/Y5sMX3nwxS
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Open Source Project Aims to Detect Living-Off-the-Land Attacks

Open Source Project Aims to Detect Living-Off-the-Land Attacks

The machine learning classifier from Adobe can determine whether system commands are malicious and classify them using a variety of tags useful for security analysts.

@StephaneNappo shared
On Nov 15, 2021
#Cybersecurity #CISO #Infosec How organizations are beefing up their cybersecurity to combat #ransomware. Recent wave of ransomware attacks triggered heightened concerns among everyone from the private sector to the federal government. 🆕 @TechRepublic 👉 https://t.co/fGGZ9YSFA7 https://t.co/FB6ExTRVMP
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How organizations are beefing up their cybersecurity to combat ransomware

How organizations are beefing up their cybersecurity to combat ransomware

Most organizations surveyed by Hitachi ID are moving partly to software-as-a-service. Less than half have adopted a Zero Trust strategy.

@DougOlenick shared
On Nov 17, 2021
Iranian government-sponsored advanced persistent threat (APT) actors are exploiting known Microsoft and Fortinet vulnerabilities, according to an alert issued on Nov. 17 by (CISA). https://t.co/2od0RBNiH8
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The Importance of Speed During Detection and Response: Iranian-Backed Hackers Targeting U.S. Companies with Ransomware

The Importance of Speed During Detection and Response: Iranian-Backed Hackers Targeting U.S. Companies with Ransomware

Iranian government-sponsored advanced persistent threat (APT) actors are exploiting known Microsoft and Fortinet vulnerabilities to attack targets with ransomware in the transportation, ...

@WeldPond shared
On Nov 16, 2021
It would be interesting to see all cybersecurity companies ranked by how many billions of $ in cybercrime they have prevented. I wonder if $27B is high or low. https://t.co/HEtC4BYsGp
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Ethical hackers reduce $27 billion in risk during COVID-19

Ethical hackers reduce $27 billion in risk during COVID-19

Ethical hackers prevented 27 billion dollars worth of cybercrime from May 1, 2020 to August 31, 2021, according to Bugcrowd.

@tonymorbin shared
On Nov 14, 2021
Facebook can sue NSO for exploiting vulnerabilities to install spyware. NSO asked Israeli government to intervene on its behalf to lift sanctions imposed against it by the U.S citing the wide range of issues targeting it from various fronts. https://t.co/snJnj23ry7 #cybersecurity
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NSO's Troubles Extend Beyond CEO-Designate Quitting

NSO's Troubles Extend Beyond CEO-Designate Quitting

NSO Group CEO-designate Itzik Benbenisti, currently NSO's co-president, has resigned from the Israel-based intelligence company, citing its blacklisting by the U.S.

@ericgarland shared
On Nov 16, 2021
RT @OversightDems: The #ransomware attacks on CNA Financial Corporation, Colonial Pipeline, and JBS Foods were a wake-up call for America. Today, we released the preliminary findings of our #cybersecurity investigation to assess and mitigate this growing threat. https://t.co/jzWdWTqbdg
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Ransomware hackers have the upper hand

Ransomware hackers have the upper hand

Congress has released a new report showing how tough it is for hacked companies.

@tonymorbin shared
On Nov 14, 2021
A penetration testing company discovered a critical zero-day vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks' GlobalProtect VPN product but did not inform the company until about 11 months later, which has triggered some criticism. #cybersecurity https://t.co/NIM4emJYb0
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Firm Held Onto Palo Alto VPN Zero-Day for 11 Months

Firm Held Onto Palo Alto VPN Zero-Day for 11 Months

A penetration testing company discovered a critical zero-day vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks' GlobalProtect VPN product but did not inform the company until