Top news of the week: 12.03.2020.
#Cybersecurity #data #SpaceX #Malware #AI #HumanError #Ransomware #infosec #Tesla #Hack
Threats And Attacks
DoppelPaymer ransomware used to steal data from supplier to #SpaceX, #Tesla https://t.co/UhxMn0pFRZ (via @threapost) https://t.co/hX4eisPs3J
OpenDoppelPaymer Ransomware Used to Steal Data from Supplier to SpaceX, Tesla
Cyber attack at Visser Precision, which builds custom parts for the aerospace and automotive industries, reveals sensitive company data.
Here’s the first cyber attacks timeline of February. Ransomware continues to dominate the threat landscape, and there's a growing number of campaigns exploiting the COVID-19 fear. https://t.co/V3wk62ofYA
Open1-15 February 2020 Cyber Attacks Timeline
Here’s the first timeline of February covering the main cyber attacks occurred in the first half of this month. This fortnight I have collected quite a long list containing 97 events. ...
Innovations And Trends
RT @machinelearnTec: Can AI-Based Cybersecurity Render Human Error Extinct? https://t.co/ilH2aWWXXj
#Cybersecurity #AI #data #HumanError
@archonsec
@alcgroup
@moingshaikh
OpenCan AI-Based Cybersecurity Render Human Error Extinct?
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RT @DatexInc: Why are governments so vulnerable to ransomware attacks?
#Ransomware #Malware #CyberSecurity #CyberAttacks
https://t.co/uvaMRKeM7B by @ZDNet
OpenWhy are governments so vulnerable to ransomware attacks?
Government systems paralyzed by malware cause chaos. New research explores why are attacks so frequently successful.
Data Privacy
RT @W_Wiewiorowski: Studies confirm my intuition that GDPR well serves the security of IT. Report says median dwell time from the start of an intrusion to it being identified goes down by 70% due to GDPR's reporting rules. #eudatap #GDPR
Thanks @prywatnik for reference. https://t.co/e4bSU3dJ5D
OpenCybersecurity: Hacking victims are uncovering cyberattacks faster - and GDPR is the reason why
Organisations are still falling victim to hackers, but a new report from FireEye suggests that data protection legislation has improved the response time to cyberattacks.
RT @adrianweckler: Interview: Irish DPC’s very strong (almost withering) comeback on German charges of ‘go slow’ regulation.
Says it’s nonsense they may not know what they’re talking about.
+ new law may be needed for facial recognition.
+ her thinking on upcoming fines
https://t.co/zA8pSCN3RY
Open'Germany can't lecture us on data protection - fines are inevitable'
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner, Helen Dixon, tells Adrian Weckler that criticism from Germany is …
Startups And Investments
RT @AghiathChbib: 9 Strategies for Retaining Women in Cybersecurity and STEM in 2020 https://t.co/FyRUz8rxHa #women
Open9 Strategies for Retaining Women in Cybersecurity and STEM in 2020
We still have a long way to go to improve gender diversity in the security workforce. Here are nine tips for recruiting and retaining women in cybersecurity and STEM.
European power grid organization says its IT network was hacked https://t.co/z5UWLjEirO https://t.co/gNjf7WVGc4
OpenEuropean power grid organization says its IT network was hacked
ENTSO-E, which ensures coordination of European electricity markets said Monday that its IT network had been compromised in a “cyber intrusion.”
Companies And Services
RT @Techmeme: Misinformation about coronavirus persists on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, despite the companies' efforts to stop misleading posts by working with health orgs (New York Times)
https://t.co/5xMHAfA7TC
https://t.co/izmOEYnyHV
OpenSurge of Virus Misinformation Stumps Facebook and Twitter
Secret labs. Magic cures. Government plots. Despite efforts by social media companies to stop it, false information about the coronavirus is proliferating around the world.
A U.S. Senate Committee held a hearing where officials from leading tech and telecom firms posed key recommendations to lawmakers who seek to further prohibit telecommunications equipment that may pose a security risk.
https://t.co/Pu9A9atcJ0
OpenTelecom firms urge FCC flexibility as carriers replace Chinese equipment
At a Senate hearing, telecom officials gave recommendations to lawmakers who seek to restrict and replace telecom equipment deemed to pose a security risk.
Business And Industries
RT @YuHelenYu: The average cost of #data breach is $3.86 million. Here are 8 #mobile security threats you should take seriously in 2020. #cybersecurity #privacy @rwang0 @MikeQuindazzi @avrohomg @dinisguarda @SpirosMargaris
https://t.co/p5NmGB5zFO via @csoonline
Open8 mobile security threats you should take seriously in 2020
Mobile malware? Some mobile security threats are more pressing. Every enterprise should have its eye on these eight issues.
A great #cybersecurity piece by @DefCampRO, producers of the International #Hacking & #Infosec Conference https://t.co/erDpfhhxmX via @defcampro
OpenThe impact of cybersecurity over the last 5 years
There’s no year that goes by without hearing about a major cyberattack that wreaks havoc on society. Turning point events in cybersecurity have changed the way we approach online security ...
Mitre Att&ck
Siemens Shares Incident Response Playbook for Energy Infrastructure
The playbook simulates a cyberattack on the energy industry to educate regulators, utilities, and IT and OT security experts.
RT @Nocturnus: New blog post by @0xAmit: Hackers are trojanizing hacking tools with njRat and spreading them across the web. Read about the campaign, how it works, and get the IoCs here:
https://t.co/Ra2gHUtsP4
OpenWho's Hacking the Hackers: No Honor Among Thieves
Cybereason Nocturnus is investigating a campaign where attackers are trojanizing multiple hacking tools with njRat, allowing the attackers to completely take over the victim’s machine.