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• ndpoint Protection for Nonprofits: Challenges & Needs
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• SysAdmin of Billion-Dollar Hacking Group Gets 10-Year Sentence
• Data of 500 million LinkedIn accounts trying to be sold
• Agencies Have Till Midnight April 15 to Apply New Microsoft Exchange Patches
• What the Hybrid Workforce Means for Cybersecurity Teams
• Sorting out the sabotage at Natanz. NAME:WRECK DNS vulnerabilities described.
• The $1 billion Russian cyber company that the US says hacks for Moscow
• Cado Security raises $10M for cloud cybersecurity forensics
• 3 Key Cybersecurity Trends To Know For 2021
• IPOCybersecurity Firm Darktrace Seeks London IPO
• 61 percent of employees fail basic cybersecurity quiz
• Attackers Target ProxyLogon Exploit to Install Cryptojacker
• U.S. announces sanction on Russia and blaming the country for a breach!
• Bolstering Our Nation’s Defenses Against Cybersecurity Attacks
• BRATA Malware Poses as Android Security Scanners on Google Play Store
• FBI hacking hundreds of computers in US for good reason
• Cybercom’s Partnership With NSA Helped Secure U.S. Elections, General Says
• Detecting the “Next” SolarWinds-Style Cyber Attack
• How HHS, GSA Tackled Data Security During COVID-19
• Hackers Using Website’s Contact Forms to Deliver IcedID Malware
• New Malware that is taking users passwords
• 500m LinkedIn accounts leaked
• Over 90% of Organizations Hit by a Mobile Malware Attack in 2020
• Swarmshop breach: 600K+ payment card records leaked
• What Does It Take To Be a Cybersecurity Researcher?
• Russia censorship
• Federal watchdog investigating State Department cybersecurity practices
• Tech support scammers lure victims with fake antivirus billing emails
• Cisco fixes bug allowing remote code execution with root privileges
• Experts fear Biden’s Cybersecurity Exec. Order will Repeat Past Mistakes
• A government watchdog responds to the recent cyber attacks
• Cybersecurity firm StrikeForce acquires Cybersecurity Risk Solutions LLC
• Fake Netflix App on Google Play Spreads Malware Via WhatsApp
• https://www.cshub.com/executive-decisions/articles/5-cyber-security-basics-every
• Malware on Discord!
• 533 Million Facebook Users’ Phone Numbers and Personal Data Leaked Online
• The Secret To A Successful Cyber Security Acquisition: Culture
• A massive Facebook breach underscores limits to current data breach notification
• NSA workflow application Emissary vulnerable to malicious takeover
• Loews Corp Suffers Cyber Attack
• Cybersecurity threats for 2021
• The Personal Data of More Than 533M Facebook Users Has Been Posted Online
• CNA website back online after ‘sophisticated cybersecurity attack’
• Mississippi Launches its First Cyber-Fraud Task Force
• Hacking group with fake job offers targeting LinkedIn users
• facebook and end to end encryption
• Reimagining Endpoint Security
• Ongoing attacks are targeting unsecured mission-critical SAP apps
• SolarWinds hackers accessed DHS acting secretary’s emails
• CISA ANNOUNCES TRANSFER OF THE .GOV TOP-LEVEL DOMAIN FROM U.S. GENERAL SERVICES
• FBI: APTs Actively Exploiting Fortinet VPN Security Holes
• Cybersecurity attack forces University systems shutdown
• Hackers Using a Windows OS Feature to Evade Firewall and Gain Persistence
• Capital One notifies more clients of SSNs exposed in 2019 data breach
• How Biden’s infrastructure package could address electric grid cybersecurity
• According to Microsoft, businesses needs to invest more in firmware protection.
• Fileless malware has been dramatically increase over the past year!
• Cybersecurity attack forces University systems shutdown
• Nationwide cybersecurity attack compromises UC employee data
• Large Florida school district hit by ransomware attack
• A Barrage of Cyberattacks Hits the Financial Sector
• Ubiquiti cyberattack may be far worse than originally disclosed
• Cybersecurity Recommendation System
• https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/uk-cyber-security-council/
• Man charged for hacking Kansas water utility with intent to harm public
• Cybercriminals Targeting Indonesian Banks
• Apex Legends Players got banned for DDoS attack on xbox servers
• PHP’s Git repository got involve in supply chain attack!
• World Backup Day
• Canalys: More data breaches in 2020 than previous 15 years
• Apple patches zero-day targeted for iPhones, iPads and its popular watches
• CNA Hack
• Fake COVID vaccines and certificates being sold on dark web
• Vehicle Cyber Security
• New Android Malware Spotted Posing as System Update
• strange airdrop files
• The Human Center of Digital Digital Development
• What is the good book to learn Finite Automata based Public Key Cryptography
• Google launches Cybersecurity program to train lawmakers
• Microsoft: Black Kingdom ransomware group hacked 1.5K Exchange servers
• Insurance Giant CNA Hit with Novel Ransomware Attack
• HOW CISA IS BUILDING A FUTURE FOR WOMEN IN CYBER
• Your VPN May Be Your Greatest Security Risk During COVID-19
• New Advanced Android Malware Posing as “System Update”
• Over 62,000 Microsoft Exchange Servers, Still Left unpatched
• Watch Out! That Android System Update May Contain A Powerful Spyware
• Facebook Disrupts Spy Effort Aimed at Uyghurs
• Apple patches iPhone, iPad security flaw with updated iOS 14.4.2
• Chinese Hackers Used Facebook to Hack Uighur Muslims Living Abroad
• Ukraine accuses Russian hackers of new cyber attack
• SourceAmerica announces cybersecurity grant for nonprofit agencies
• CNA Financial, a top insurer company, is hit by a cyberattack!
• IonQ Takes Quantum Computing Public With A $2 Billion Deal
• New Cybersecurity Programs to Protect US Energy
• More Urgency Needed to Fix Cybersecurity Issues in Agencies
• Ransomware Attack Foils IoT Giant Sierra Wireless
• https://www.zdnet.com/video/cybersecurity-strategy-going-simple-might-be-the-sma
• The group “Silver fish” behind the SolarWind hack.
• Swiss Cyber Security Firm Accessed Servers of SolarWinds hacking group
• Remote workers admit to playing a significant part
• Hacker using “Zero-day Flaws” to infect mobile device
• Popular Remote Learning Software Found Vulnerable To Hacking
• DHS Announces Steps to Advance President’s Commitment to Elevate Cybersecurity
• K2 Cyber Security Wins Gold for Zero Day Exploits in the 17th Annual Cyber Secur
• Smaller Businesses Rethink Cybersecurity In The Post-Covid-19 World
• According to the FBI, Cyber crime was the second pandemic last year.
• Remote work makes cybersecurity a top worry for CEO’s
• Remote work makes cybersecurity a top worry for CEOs
• Global shortage in computer chips ‘reaches crisis point’
• FBI Alerts There is a Rise in BEC Cyberattacks on US Organizations
• Acer reportedly hit by $50 million ransomware attack
• Hackers infecting Apple apps with certain code projects.
• Dridez Malware Uses Stimulus Checks To Prey on Victims
• Using AI in Cybersecurity
• Chinas big hack
• Cybersecurity Trends to Keep Track of in 2021
• Critical F5 BIG-IP Flaw Now Under Active Attack
• Let’s Talk About NimzaLoader, the New Malware in Town
• An Uprising of DDoS Attacks, a Cause of Concern for Organizations
• Tesla Ransomware Hacker Pleads Guilty; Swiss Hacktivist Charged for Fraud
• https://www.cpomagazine.com/cyber-security/cybersecurity-programs-struggling-to-
• Pandemic Increases the importance of cyber security
• Questions On Cyber-security for Employees and IT Teams in SMEs
• UK publishes cyber defense by 2025 goals.
• Free Advanced Cybersecurity tech from Microsoft
• Third party password holder Verkada gets hacked
• The Hybrid Work From Home Experience
• Data Protection Laws!
• Jails, Tesla Among Exposed By Hackers In Breach of 150,000 Cameras
• Vantagepoint A.I. Releases New Cybersecurity Sector For Traders
• Cybersecurity allies: Why you need them and how to find them
• COVID-19 and Fundamental Changes in Cyberattacks
• Cybersecurity requirements provide new opportunity for CPAs
• cybersecurity stocks scan: jim cramer
• UK Cyber Security Council Unveils Inaugural Leadership Team
• Secureframe lands $18M to help companies comply with cybersecurity standards
• DuckDuckGo claims Google is “spying’\” on users and stealing private info!
• 18-year-old gets 3 years in prison for “Bitcoin scam” hack
• CISA releases new SolarWinds malicious activity detection tool
• If 2020 was a game…it was just the “demo”.
• Cisco Plugs Security Hole in Small Business Routers
• Cisco Plugs Security Hole in Small Business Routers
• Free hack_it event aims to help cybersecurity pros hone their skills
• Startup Cybersecurity company raises 21 million for new platform
• For US cyber defense, helpful hackers are only half the battle
• Chinese hackers target Western Australia’s parliamentary during election!
• China suspected of cyber attack on Western Australia’s Parliament
• Apple May Start Delivering Security Patches Separately From Other OS Updates
• Florida man sentenced to 3 years in prison for hacking Twitter
• Duckduckgo browser extension leaves cyber attacks open
• Cyber threat to public transport
• Pentagon’s Logistics Agency Uses Software Bots to Improve Accuracy/Efficiency
• Hackers are targeting Covid-19 vaccinations.
• Cyber security and technical challenges faced by financial sector.
• Following the Solarwinds hack, and the MS Exchange ProxyLogon flaw…
• Linux Systems Under Attack By New RedXOR Malware
• Exploiting the latest MS Exchange servers Vulnerability
• Opportunity to reskill federal workforce for AI jobs ‘underutilized,’
• 36% of Americans have been impacted by Cybersecurity attacks
• Adoption of Cybersecurity Framework
• Ransomware now attacks Microsoft Exchange servers with ProxyLogon exploits
• What is the best UTM firewall vendor?
• Thirty dollars will get you review materials to four cybersecurity certificates
• Ransomware on Spanish labor agency
• Ransom-seeking hackers are taking advantage of Microsoft flaw
• Google Looks to Protect the Web
• The next pandemic may be in cyberspace
• Jail gets hacked with cameras
• Cybersecurity Trends and Emerging Threats in 2021
• Scammers has started to target investor to earn more money then typical BEC scam
• ProxyLogon PoC Exploit Released; Likely to Fuel More Disruptive Cyber Attacks
• Hacker sells Cybersecurity Exploit disguised as NFT
• iPhone Call Recorder Taps into Conversations!
• Linux Systems Under Attack By New RedXOR Malware
• Microsoft Issues Security Patches for 89 Flaws — IE 0-Day Under Active Attacks
• Millions in Covid relief funding to be used for federal cybersecurity efforts
• 2020 was a ‘record-breaking’ year in US school hacks, security failures
• Camera maker Verkada is hacked gaining access to Tesla’s cameras
• Are American Companies taking cyber security seriously?
• Google Cloud Unveils New BeyondCorp Zero Trust Security Platform
• Phishing Campaign Targets Executives With Fake Voicemail Notifications
• (ISC)² establishes Global DEI Task Force to expand cybersecurity workforce
• Fake ad block gives cryptominer to peoples computers
• Millions in Covid relief funding to be used for federal cybersecurity efforts
• Microsoft’s big email hack: What happened, who did it, and why it matters
• Verizon details C-Band purchase, talks 2021 5G improvements at investor event
• Researchers Unveil New Linux Malware Linked to Chinese Hackers
• Microsoft Issues Security Patches for 89 Flaws — IE 0-Day Under Active Attacks
• Florida school shuts down online over security risk
• News Direct Cutting-Edge, Cloud-Based Technology Helps Protect Clients
• Number of ransomware grows more than 150%!
• Government watchdog report highlights federal cybersecurity risks
• 9 Android Apps On Google Play Caught Distributing AlienBot Banker and MRAT Malwa
• Microsoft Attack Blamed on China Morphs Into Global Crisis
• NORTH KOREA’S CRYPTOCURRENCY THEFT SCHEME – APPLEJEUS
• Cybersecurity Trends and Emerging Threats in 2021
• Massive Supply-Chain Cyberattack Breaches Several Airlines
• A new and non-intrusive method for preventing cyber attacks on Android devices
• China server hack
• Biden makes cybersecurity ‘top priority’ in national security guidance
• Insight on the Cybersecurity Global Market to 2026
• https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2021/03/03/strategies-small-security-teams/
• Dark web takedowns on for the rise for 2021
• Hacker selling stolen data from adecco user
• New Chrome 0-day Bug Under Active Attacks – Update Your Browser ASAP!
• OrthoVirginia impacted by cybersecurity attack
• CompuCom MSP hit by DarkSide ransomware cyberattack
• Scammers have FAKE federal IDs!
• Biden makes cybersecurity ‘top priority’ in national security guidance
• Malicious Code Bombs Target Amazon, Lyft, Slack, Zillow
• Federal Agencies Patch Exchange Servers
• U.S. issues warning after Microsoft says China hacked its mail server program
• Public Sector Organization for Delivering Secure Apps
• The Cyber Diplomacy Act of 2021
• Directed Energy Combined Test Force oversees testing of anti-drone weapon
• Cyber CEO: Next war will hit regular Americans online
• Free Ransomware Protection for U.S. Private Hospitals
• Cyber CEO: Next war will hit regular Americans online
• Linux vulnerability, Npower app hack, and Total Fitness ransomware attack!
• Supply chain espionage attack targeted by Russia
• Cybersecurity risks connected to AI in autonomous vehicles
• First-Ever AI Technology Platform to Automate Security Questionnaires
• A $50,000 Bug Could’ve Allowed Hackers Access Any Microsoft Account
• Polecat held for Ransom
• Scientists have build a new random number generator using a single laser!
• Chinese Hacking Groups Silently Invading Indian Organizations
• Tether cryptocurrency firm says docs in $24 mil. ransom are forged
• Cyber Mercenaries in Demand
• ALERT: Malicious Amazon Alexa Skills Can Easily Bypass Vetting Process
• https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/nsa-microsoft-promote-a-zero-trus
• Biden’s plan to boost U.S. chip production finds an ally in banned Chinese firm
• SolarWinds cybersecurity spending tops $3 million in Q4, sees $20 million to $25
• The Woman Bulldozing Video Games’ Toughest DRM
• Shadow Attacks Let Attackers Replace Content in Digitally Signed PDFs
• Cisco Releases Security Patches for Critical Flaws Affecting its Products
• Chinese spyware code was copied from America’s NSA: researchers
• The top cybersecurity challenges of 2021
• North Korean Hackers Targeting Defense Firms with ThreatNeedle Malware
• US Senators Discuss New Cyber Policies In Hearing
• A woman dies after hackers cause IT failure
• New Hack Lets Attackers Bypass MasterCard PIN by Using Them As Visa Card
• New Malware Found on Almost 30k Apple M1 Macs
• French President Pledges €1 Billion to Cyber-Security Amidst Hospital Ransoms
• Nvidia’s anti mining chip does not stop attackers.
• How hackers are a dilemma to entrepreneurs in 2021
• Attempted hack on Pfizer for vaccine information by North Korea
• 5 biggest cybersecurity threats
• Aston Martin forms a partnership with cybersecurity platform SentinelOne
• CISA AND CYBER.ORG PARTNER TO DELIVER CYBER SAFETY VIDEO SERIES
• Guess what? Your Amazon Data is at Risk!
• 78% of top security leaders say their organizations are unprepared for a cyberat
• Phishing attackers target Microsoft users impersonating as delivery corporations
• Chinese Hackers Using Firefox Extension to Spy On Tibetan Organizations
• Twitter’s New Hacking Label Already Hacked
• Hacker attempted to poison Florida city’s water supply
• Apple takes action against Silver Sparrow malware…
• Lazarus Group Using AppleJeus Malware for Cryptocurrency Theft – Cyware Social
• DHS announces new measures to boost nation’s cybersecurity – The Hill
• Privacy Bug in Brave Browser Exposes Dark-Web Browsing History of Its Users
• 2021 the Year of Adaptive Cybersecurity
• Spotify to launch HiFi high-quality-audio subscription later this year
• Netflix can download movies and shows it thinks you’ll want to binge next
• Is our government taking proper precautions to protect us?
• Biden Hires Cyber Security Team
• From ‘Forbes 30 under 30’ to jail
• The White Houses Response to the Solar Winds Hack
• Ringleaders of internet scams caught
• 14 million alleged Amazon and eBay account details sold online
• Microsoft releases emergency fix for Windows 10 WiFi crashes
• Space Force starts transitioning cybersecurity professionals into its ranks
• Top Biden cybersecurity official details response to SolarWinds breach
• Cybersecurity Statistics and Trends for 2021
• Hackers attacking Myanmar government for justice
• A android app that threatens spying and malware.
• Cybersecurity experts warn Lyka users’ data, privacy may be at risk
• Do you use Discord?
• Defense lists cyber mitigation as key factor for building ethical AI
• Office 365 will help admins find impersonation attack targets
• Chatham County personal information found for sale on the Internet.
• Microsoft releases emergency fix for Windows 10 WiFi crashes
• Microsoft releases emergency fix for Windows 10 WiFi crashes
• Cyber attacks hit two French Hospitals
• Back to back French hospital ransom attack
• Hackers use Google’s Apps script to steal CC info.
• SDK Bug Lets Attackers Spy on User’s Video
• Non-profit pledges $1 million to offer free ransomware protection for private ho
• Healthcare Facilities Under Cyberattack
• CYE raises $120 million for security that uses hackers and AI
• FireEye Breach
• Celebrity SIM-Swap Attack
• U.S. Accuses North Korean Hackers of Stealing Millions
• malware targeting Apple
• Kia Motors America suffers $20 million ransom
• Masslogger swipes Outlook, Google Chrome Credentials
• SolarWinds Breach
• Barcode Scanner app on Google Play infects 10 million users with one update!
• I need your opinions about securing a LAN.
• Court Sends Invictus Obi To Ten Years
• Cybersecurity risks connected to AI in autonomous vehicles
• Forget fingerprints — AI may soon use your veins to identify you
• Mimecast breach
• Cybercriminals abusing Discord
• Artificial Intelligence Is a Work in Progress, Official Says
• Cyber safety video series
• IT Leaders Outsourcing Cybersecurity to Help with Increased Attacks
• QNAP patches critical vulnerability in Surveillance Station NAS app
• “Malvertisers” Exploited Webkit 0-Day to Redirect Browser Users to Scam Sites
• How to avoid Phising
• Spotify Suffers Second Credential-Stuffing Cyberattack in 3 Months
• Myanmar’s proposed cybersecurity bill draws wide condemnation
• Is hiring a compliance consultant a choice, or a need?
• Russian Spies Hacked the Justice,State,Treasury,Energy and Commerce Departments
• Yandex employee caught selling access to email accounts.
• New agent Tesla variants can bypass security walls
• 5 ways to a strong password and better personal cybersecurity
• CD Projekt Red Source Code Hacked
• Biden administration brings expertise, new attitude to cybersecurity
• Solar Wind Hack is inspiring the U.S. to improve their Cyber teams
• Lawmakers Contemplate Improving Cybersecurity Importance in New Administration
• Google extension Gain Traction as Attack Vector
• US Cyber Weapons were leaked – and are now being used against us!!
• Apple Maps to include accident, speed trap reporting in iOS 14.5 update
• Researches found 223 vulnerabilities used in recent ransomware attacks
• Five cyber threats to watch in 2021
• Malware uses discord to target gamers
• Popular phone app hacked!
• Slack App on Android has been found storing passwords in plain-text!
• “Respecting Consumer Privacy”
• Investor Data Breach
• Cybercriminals Celebrate V-Day
• Various Malware Lurks in Discord App to Target Gamers
• Positive development in Sweden as Cyber Security Center is established.
• Unfortunate situation in Florida as someone attacks water treatment facility.
• Florida Water Treatment Facility Hack
• Syracuse University students names and SS info leaked after data breach!
• New phishing techniques uses Morse code to hide malicious URLs
• Supply-Chain Hack Breaches 35 Companies
• Avon, offline after cyber attack.
• Popular Video game hit with ransom-ware
• Hackers Abusing Google Chrome Extension to Exfiltrate Data
• New Cyber Threat with Android Devices’ ABD
• A risk-based approach to national cybersecurity
• 2016 Malware Campaign Resurfaces in India, Brazil, and Indonesia
• Hackers try contaminating Florida town’s water supply through computer breach
• Iowan leaks drug trafficking info by security breach
• More exploitable flaws found in SolarWinds software
• Experian Data Breach Claims
• International police take down malware network
• Security experts predict 21 key trends for ’21
• Instagram Drops the Hammer on Fake OGs
• Due to COVID-19 cyber attacks are increasing and so is a demand for cyber pros
• Cyber World War (Information World War)
• Which Part of Incoming “IPV4 Packet” is compared with “virus Signature”
• Data Privacy – Regulations for Business
• Data Privacy – Online Learning and Child Privacy
• Data Privacy – Personal Data Hygiene
• Data Privacy – Own Your Privacy
• Why is disaster recovery important?
• Sunburst Malware are being use to Target Government around the world !
• The Binary Security story: A cybersecurity startup run out of Darwin
• Best universities for MSc degree in Cyber Security in Europe
• Hacker targeted military component unit!
• K-12 Attacks
• Tech unicorn UiPath discloses data breach
• Hacker are taking advantage of WinZip and causing trouble
• How can schools protect their systems during COVID-19
• FireEye
• Interested to know the AI tools for continuous monitoring
• Educational System is Not Ready For The Next Age Of Learning
• What metrics or measurements qualifies a cybersecurity program as effective?
• Cybersecurity trends and threats that we will see against FI’s?
• Cyber Security financial sector resources
• The future of privacy law and its impact on global business behaviour
• TikTok sale deadline elapses as negotiations with US continue
• Huntsville City Schools Experience Ransom
• Kmart Have Been Infiltrated
• Zoom Impersonation Attacks Aim to Steal Credentials
• iPhone Bug Allowed for Complete Device Takeover Over the Air
• Facebook Messenger Bug
• IT-ISAC and ISACA Form Strategic Partnership to Collaborate on Cyber Initiative
• researchers discover method of exploiting robotic vacuums to gather audio data
• Justice department lawsuit against google
• The worst passwords of 2020 show we are just as lazy about security as ever!
• Waves of attacks on US hospitals show a change in tactics for cybercriminals
• 7 Cyber Security Predictions for the Upcoming Year
• "6 Cybersecurity Tips For Remote Workers"
• COVID-19 app leaked peoples healthcare info
• Five Emerging Cyber-Threats to Watch Out For in 2021
• Platypus Attack Abuses RAPL Mechanism to Steal Data from Intel CPUs
• Hackers steal over 83 million dollars worth of content
• Hackers attempt to target covid 19 vaccine
• Microsoft says three APTs have targeted seven COVID-19 vaccine makers
• Platypus Attack Abuses RAPL Mechanism to Steal Data from Intel CPUs
• CISA Director Expects to be Fired
• Pros digging into the dark web to try and be like the bad guys
• The Effects of a Pandemic on Cyber Threats
• Windows Zero Day Attack
• Play Store identified as main distribution vector for most Android malware
• Google and Mozilla fixed issues exploited at 2020 Tianfu Cup hacking contest
• DHS Senior Cyber Security Official is Stepping Down
• Animal Jam Was Hacked
• "Gotham Joker": Malware
• Australian government warns of possible ransomware attacks on health sector
• Uncovered: APT 'Hackers For Hire' Target Financial, Entertainment Firms
• Nintendo victim to credential stuffing attack
• Lifelab breach in Canada
• Alabama's second cyber attack
• Microsoft Pushes 112 Patches
• Ransomware attacks grow more menacing during the pandemic, creating headaches in
• No Hacks on Election Day, But Pros are Still Prepared
• Google Calls Out Windows on Vulnerability That Remains Unpatched
• What does Big Tech know about you? Basically ALL your personal data
• FBI Warns Against Using Hotel Wi-Fi for Work
• Windows 10, iOS, Chrome, Firefox and Others Hacked at Tianfu Cup Competition
• COVID-19 App Sharing Private Info
• New Google Drive Scam Being Sent Out
• Ghimob Malware Targets Android Apps
• Update Your iOS Devices Now — 3 Actively Exploited 0-Days Discovered
• Divisive political climate stirs up hacktivist activity
• FTC orders Zoom to implement stricter security standards
• The pandemic brings new risk, even as nature of cyber threats remain pretty fami
• Fake Microsoft Teams updates lead to Cobalt Strike deployment
• Army launches ‘Hack the Army 3.0’ with more targets for cybersecurity researcher
• North Korea Hackers Use Spyware in Job Offers
• CyberSecurityWebTest
• Gitpaste-12 Worm Targets Linux Servers, IoT Devices
• Update Your iOS Devices Now 3 Actively Exploited 0-Days Discovered
• New Malware Gitpaste-12 Worm
• Google patches two zero days in Chrome
• Ransomware attack toys with Mattel systems, data
• Cyberattacks: Just How Sophisticated Have They Come?
• Apple Patches Three Major Bugs
• Cyber Security as Competitive Advantage
• North Korean Hackers Use Spyware
• Cyber Threats Revolving Around Coronavirus Outbreak
• New "Zoom Snooping" Can Deduce What You Type Based on Shoulder Movements
• Officials staying Preparing After the Recently Calm Voting Process
• Facebook and TikTok block hashtags used to spread election conspiracy theories
• Office 365 Phishing Scam
• "more states now have paper trails to verify votes were counted"
• Air Force deploys commercial IT capability
• Russian hacker group targeted state Democratic parties in repeat of 2016 attacks
• Emails Try To Scam People
• Cybersecurity threats to corporate America are present now ‘more than ever,’ SEC
• Office 365 Phishing Images
• VMware Fixes Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
• Google Drive’s Collaboration Feature is Being Exploited by Hackers
• mTLS 1.2 vs 1.3
• Microsoft Games Can Be Used For Privilege's On Windows
• Hacker in Iranian are being sponsored to steal voter data in the US
• Cyber Attack Maps to See Digital Threats
• New Chrome Zero-Day Under Active Attacks – Update Your Browser
• 23,600 Hacked Databases leak from unused data breach index site.
• Fake COVID-19 Test Result Email Drops King Engine Ransomware
• Iranian Hackers using Spoofed Emails to Steal Election Data
• New Haven, CT filed over $200k for former employee’s data theft
• Why Cyber Security Is Still So Complex
• Suspected Chinese Hackers Unleash Malware That Can Survive OS Reinstalls
• $100 Million Botnet Scheme Gets Cybercriminal 8 Years of Jail
• Wroba Mobile Banking Trojan Spreads to the U.S. via Texts
• WordPress Patches 3-Year-Old High-Severity RCE Bug
• Inside an Attempted Election Hack: A US Cybersecurity Operative Tells All
• Browser Bugs Exploited to Install 2 New Backdoors on Targeted Computers
• Ransomware alert. Cybersecurity's "water treatment model." Managing and transfer
• Trump Campaign Website Is Defaced by Hackers
• Retirees wins back money scammed on PayPal-UPS scam site
• Can automated penetration testing replace humans?
• FBI Warns U.S Hospitals of Imminent Ransomware
• Cyberattacks Cause Massive Network Outage at UVM
• Data Security- What is it? Why does it matter? Why should I care?
• The police can probably break into your phone…
• Scammers are spoofing bank numbers to rob people
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• Government taking caution against Election Day Hacks
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• Russian Hackers Stealing U.S. Government Data
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• FBI: Hackers stole government source code via SonarQube instances
• Working From Home Increases Cyber Security Threats
• US blames Iran for spoofed Proud Boys emails
• Hackers hold patient info for ransom in psychotherapy data breach
• Atos acquires sec consult
• British Airline EasyJet Suffers Data Breach Exposing 9 Million Customers’ Data
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• Nvidia warns people of severe driver flaws
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• Hackers Hit Yorktown and Croton School Districts
• DoD/CJCS/NIST guidance on SOP for Handling data received from outside orgs
• Microsoft aggressively targets Botnet servers
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• Trustwave find hacker selling 186 million US voters Information
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• New Popular Game Receives Controversy over "Spyware"
• New Windows T-RAT, Controllable from anywhere using a Telegram Channel.
• Oracle releases large bug fix.
• U.S. Charges 6 Russian Intelligence Officers Over Destructive Cyberattacks
• NSA Reveals the Top 25 Vulnerabilities Exploited by Chinese Nation-State Hackers
• Egregor Claims Responsibility for Barnes and Noble Attack
• Cybersecurity firm finds hacker selling info on millions of U.S. voters
• Covid-19 Scams Not Dead Yet
• United Kingdom Accuses Russia of Hacking the 2020 Olympics
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• Google’s Waze Can Allow Hackers to Identify and Track Users
• How to ensure your SaaS solutions are secure
• US indicts Sandworm, Russia's most destructive cyberwar unit
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• $1M Cyber Resiliency Fund launched to support security ops impacted by pandemic
• Discord desktop app vulnerability chain triggered remote code execution attacks
• The ransomware ‘industry’ is becoming more commercial and professional than ever
• Critical Magento Holes Open Online Shops to Code Execution
• Ghanaians Need to be Privacy Conscious
• Carnival Corp. Ransomware Attack Affects Three Cruise Lines
• Barnes & Noble under goes a cybersecurity attack
• Intcomex Data Breach
• Twitter breach leads to cybersecurity rules for social media giants
• Fitbit Spyware Steals Personal Data via Watch Face
• Hackers target US Census Bureau network
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• Credit card security compliance declines for third consecutive year
• Miami-based tech company suffers massive 1TB customer and business data leak
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• As attackers evolve their tactics, continuous cybersecurity education is a must
• TikTok Launches Bug Bounty Program as Part of Expanding Threat Disclosure
• Barnes & Noble confirms cyberattack, suspected customer data breach
• "NitroHack" Steals Your Discord Info
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• Robinhood Internal Probe Finds Hackers Hit Almost 2,000 Accounts
• Twitter has experienced a major outage, with users across the world affected.
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• Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes 87 flaws, 11 critical
• Microsoft and Other Tech Companies Take Down TrickBot Botnet
• The Important Difference Between Cybersecurity And Cyber Resilience
• FIN11 Cybercrime Gang Shifts Tactics to Double-Extortion Ransomware
• FIN11 Cybercrime Gang Shifts Tactics to Double-Extortion Ransomware
• TikTok expands disclosure efforts on cybersecurity threats
• Trickbot is Forced Offline in Major Cyber Security Victory
• TikTok expands disclosure efforts on cybersecurity threats
• CISA and FBI are aware of an Iran-based cyber actor targeting U.S networks
• Police Raid German Spyware Company
• Government Agencies and Networks Face Constant Barrage of Attacks
• Google warns of a severe bluetooth flaw 'Bleedingtooth' in Linux Kernel.
• US Joins Six Countries for Encryption Access
• Hackers Target the Election
• Soldier Center’s new fabric will enhance cybersecurity
• Microsoft and Other Tech Companies Take Down TrickBot Botnet
• Fitbit Spyware Steals Personal Data via Watch Face
• Facebooks Bug Bounty Program
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• Teasing Secrets of Trump COVID Diagnosis Helps Phishing Scam
• Companies opting out of DHS threat-sharing platform call for better data
• An inside look at how ransomware groups go stealth
• Facebook Page Hack
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• Hacking group discovers major security flaws in apple
• Industrial Cyberattacks Get Rarer but More Complex
• Apple Bug Bounty Program Leads to Discovery of Critical iCloud Exploit
• Why the Recent Spike in Android apps Violating Google's ad Policy
• Microsoft announces new initiatives to promote cybersecurity awareness
• Cyber-avengers protecting hospitals from ransomware
• Fullz House Hacker Group Hacked Mobile Provider to Steal Credit Card Data
• Phishing attack spoofs IRS COVID-19 relief to steal personal data
• Tesla accuses employee of Californian factory sabotage
• More Than 1000 Air Force Cyber Security Workers Transfer to Space Force
• Android ransomeware is becoming more advanced
• Google are stepping up their security to protect gmail user from hacker
• New Wireless Arlo Cameras
• New Security Alerts For Gmail Users
• Microsoft Azure Vulnerability's
• "3 ways criminals use artificial intelligence in cybersecurity attacks"
• Amazon Prime Day Spikes Phishing
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• 55 Apple Vulnerabilities discovered by group
• Israeli Startup Changing the Landscape of Cyber Security for the Better
• A Cybersecurity Checklist For The New Norm
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• COVID-19 Clinical Trials Slowed After Ransomware Attack
• Watch Out! Hackers are After Legacy Software
• Phishing attack spoofs IRS COVID-19 relief to steal personal data
• 'Mercenary' hacker group runs rampant in Middle East, cybersecurity research sho
• Increase in phishing attachments, infected with Emotet Botnet trojan.
• Food Delivery Service Chowbus Exposes 800,000 Customer Records
• New 'MosaicRegressor' UEFI Bootkit Malware Found Active in the Wild
• DoD takes steps to safeguard supply chain
• You might think computer mouse are harmless, but is not.. here's why!
• Hackers attack Nevada school district, publish social security numbers online
• Banks Urged To Prepare For Surge In Cyberattacks
• Amazons palm reading starts in grocery stores
• Disappearing Covid-19 app alerts cause alarm
• Video-Game Piracy Group ‘Team Xecuter’ Leaders in Custody
• ePlus launches CyberSmart Initiative for Cyber Security Awareness Month
• Facebook Malware that took over accounts and placed scammy ads a growing risk
• Private Information Exposed After Ransomware Attack.
• Phishing pages leverage CAPTCHAs to fool users, evade detection
• Cyber-security firm McAfee files for IPO
• MGM Data Dump
• Trick and No Treat in the Google Play Store – 10/05/2020
• VISA reports new strains of point-of-sale (POS) malware
• Why does your business need cyber-security consultancy services?
• Twitter Hack
• Russian Who Hacked LinkedIn, Dropbox Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison
• Years-Long ‘SilentFade’ Attack Drained Facebook Victims of $4M
• Joker Trojan
• Hacker from Russia Sentenced for Stealing Information from LinkedIn
• Cybersecurity researcher hacks smart coffee maker with ransomware, uses it to as
• County election computer networks still vulnerable to cyberattacks
• Twitter removed around 130 Iranian accounts for interference in US Presidential
• Madison City allows $200,000 budget for Cyber Security
• The Evolution of Cybersecurity Threats During COVID-19 and What You Can Do About
• Industrial Cyberattacks Get Rarer but More Complex
• H&M Fined 41 million in Data Protection Scandle
• Twitter Hires a New Cyber Security Chief after a Devastating Breach
• Google removed this week 17 Android apps from its Play Store because they were i
• Russian Sentenced to Prison for Hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox
• Facebook Small Business Grants Spark Identity-Theft Scam
• NFL, NBA Players Hacked in Would-Be Cyber-Slam-Dunk
• MVHS intrusion (Still developing)
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• 61% of business don't apply basic password securities
• Foreign Hackers Cripple Texas County’s Email System, Raising Election Security C
• "Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Train employees to be first line of defense"
• IPStorm Botnet Affects Windows,Android,Mac,Linux Machines.
• BlackTech: A Hacking Group with a Busy Agenda
• Paper to pen for emergency workers
• Large Attack On Medical Chain
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• Ransomware attack on one of US’s largest healthcare systems
• A Patient Dies After Ransomware Attack Paralyzes German Hospital Systems
• Nebraska Med. Cyber Attack Update
• A patient died after a Ransomware attack hit a hospital
• SMS scam are still a thing and is still dangerous. Here’s why!
• Iranian Hackers Run Rampant
• Instagram bug made users vulnerable to hackers, cybersecurity firm claims
• Nebraska Medicine Postpones Appointments due to Security Issues
• TikTok says suicide video was part of ‘coordinated attack’
• Hackers in Iran attempting to cause chaos.
• "Just 44% of Healthcare Providers Meet NIST Cybersecurity Standards"
• U.S. Secret Service looks to private sector to boost financial cybercrime probes
• Twitter prepares for US election with new security training, pen testing
• New Variants of Cross-platform FinSpy Now Target Mac and Linux Users
• Foreign Hackers Cripple Texas County’s Email System, Raising Election Security C
• Here’s why most Americans are not able to vote online in 2020
• Amazon's New Palm Reading Tech
• Vaclav Havel Airport in Prague Opens New Cybersecurity Center
• After breach, Twitter hires a new cybersecurity chief
• Fortinet VPN leaves businesses exposed
• Angelo State gets NSA grant for cyber security program
• Microsoft servers still open for exploited flaw
• Chinese Ministry of State Security-Affiliated Cyber Threat Actor Activity
• Source Code of Windows XP Leaked
• North American Users Lost Microsoft 360 Access
• Chinese hackers hacking usa government systems
• Annual Tennessee National Guard Cyber Security Event
• Canva Breach
• Social Media Data Leaks
• Only 10% of IT professionals have the cyber security skills needed in EU
• Instagram flaw shows importance of managing third-party apps, images
• ARE-ON partners with CRITICALSTART for cybersecurity protection
• CISA & EAC Develop Risk Profile Tool for Election Officials
• Ring’s Flying In-Home Camera Drone Escalates Privacy Worries
• "‘We are outnumbered’ — cybersecurity pros face a huge staffing issue"
• A New Hacking Group Hitting Russian Companies With Ransomware
• Major Instagram App Bug Could've Given Hackers Remote Access to Your Phone
• Practical Steps to Better Prepare for Potential Attacks
• Major Bug in Instagram Could've Gave Hackers Remote Access to Your Phone
• Group Member From The Dark Overlord Gets Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
• Gaming Industry has been attack in the worst way possible. Here is why!
• After Six Long Years, a New "Kitten" is Finally Out of the Hat
• Gamer Credentials Now a Booming, Juicy Target for Hackers
• GCA Releases Updated Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small Businesses
• Alien Android Banking Trojan Sidesteps 2FA
• India’s COVID-19 surveillance tool exposed millions of user data
• Hackers Earn Millions From Popular Video Game through In Game "Skins"
• Google rolls out new automated threat detection tool
• Hackers attack Russian Businesses with TinyCryptor Ransomware.
• Unsecured Microsoft Bing Server Exposed Users' Search Queries and Location
• Firefox for Android Vulnerability
• Cybrary Survey Finds Skill Gap Threatens Job Effectiveness
• Three Cyber Security Actions Companies Should Take for Long-Term Remote Work
• ActiVision Accounts Hacked- 500,000 Call Of Duty Players Could Be Affected
• FBI hopes a more aggressive cyber strategy will disrupt foreign hackers
• Hackers Continue to Interfere with Online Schooling
• The first death resulting from a cyberttack on healthcare infrastructure
• Patient Dies in German Hospital Because of Ransomware Attack
• German Woman Dies due to Cyber Attack
• Iran and China Exploit Similar Flaws at the Same Time.
• Hacker aim for politicians account on twitter
• Oracle will inherit TikTok security, privacy headaches
• The TikTok Ban: Security Experts Weigh in on the App’s Risks
• Five Chinese Hackers Charged by The U.S.
• Iran-Based Threat Actor Exploits VPN Vulnerabilities
• DOD Works to Increase Cybersecurity for U.S., Allies
• CISA,FBI working with industry to make it ‘more painful’ for hackers to function
• Man Pleads Guilty to Role in $600K Malware Protection Scam
• What the Zerologon vulnerability means for the state of enterprise security
• Zoom Security Upgrade
• iranian hackers indicted.
• BlueKai breach
• Covid-19 is accelerating digital transformation of Cyber-security
• IBM, AI And The Battle For Cybersecurity
• Newcastle University cyber attack
• "Hackers for China have successfully compromised US government systems…"
• FBI Releases Cybersecurity Advisory on Undisclosed Iranian Malware
• Security Training Email Phishing Campaign
• Dunkin' Donuts Cyber Security Hole Result in $650,000 Fines
• "Hackers Continue Cyberattacks Against, Catholic Orgs"
• Dunkin' Donuts' hole in cybersecurity costs $650,000 in fines
• Former Australian PM Information Leaked.
• Microsoft Vulnerability Exposed
• WhatsApp study on security how unsafe it really is.
• A New macOS Malware Variant is going unnoticed by antivirus scanners
• Trump administration rolls out policy to secure outer space technologies against
• Staples Data Breach
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• Two people caught for defacing US websites after Iranian general died.
• Accidental Airbnb account takeover linked to recycled phone numbers
• Development Bank of Seychelles (DBS) Hit by Ransomware
• TikToc Fixes Flaw that Opened Android App to Compromise
• Fairfax County Public Schools Computers Attacked
• Network Attack Trends: Attackers Leveraging High Severity and Critical Exploits
• Attacks on Linux Servers are Rising Like a Rocket
• 46,000 veterans impacted by VA data breach
• Chinese intelligence hackers target U.S. government network
• Security researchers slam Voatz brief to the Supreme Court on anti-hacking law
• With election cybersecurity experts in short supply, some states call in the Nat
• Russia, China and Iran launched cyberattacks on presidential campaigns, Microsof
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• United Airlines Leaks Data
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• Govt.-Backed Contact-Tracing Apps Raise Privacy Hackles
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• "Most cyber-security reports only focus on the cool threats"
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• Federal Agencies Ordered to Make it Easier for Hackers to File Bug Reports
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• 86% of businesses say they're not ready for the next stage of the Data Age
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• How to limit insider threats within an organization
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• Canadian Government Breaches
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• Microsoft 365 Working on APT Feature to Block Emails That Fail Authentication
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• Oklahoma accused of negligence in data breach
• Beware of 'Coronavirus Maps' – It's a malware infecting PCs to steal passwords
• Hacker's benefit from Kobe Bryant
• China increasing mass surveillance
• Microsoft Issues March 2020 Updates to Patch 115 Security Flaws
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• Zero-day vulnerability in SaaS services exploited to launch IDN Homograph-like a
• Chinese Espionage Allegations
• Flaw in Intel Chipsets
• J.Crew Data Leak
• T-Moblie Data Breach
• 900,000 customer's data breached from Virgin Media
• Free WiFi Service Exposed User Details
• Windows Explorer Used by Ransomware to Evade Detection
• PwndLocker Ransomware Gets Pwned
• T-Mobile Data Breach Exposes Customers Personal and Financial Data
• White hat hackers find thousands of vulnerabilities
• TQL hit with Cyber phishing attack
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• Ethical Hackers Find More Bugs Than Ever In Pentagon
• Baby Monitors can be Hacked to Spy on You
• US Grants $8 Million to Ukraine for Cybersecurity Assistance
• 126 Million in Fines and Counting
• Walgreens new app problems
• Hackers attacking privileged accounts leaves businesses at risk
• We need to start teaching young children about cybersecurity
• 5G and IoT security
• Russian Agents Reportedly Tapping on Undersea Internet cables that Take Entire
• New Mexico Filed Lawsuit Against Google for Spying & Collecting Personal Data
• Google issues Chrome update patching possible zero day
• Better Mobile Security with a Mobile Threat Defense Plan
• Cyber security experts: Hackers target children’s SS numbers
• Documents were leaked for three major companies
• Chrome 80 cripples cybercrime marketplace
• Tesla's hacked by 2in black tape?
• Facial Recognition Company Loses Entire Database to Hackers
• Surfing Attacks' Could Let Hackers Read Your Texts
• Ransomware victims thought their backups were safe. They were wrong
• Modern malware is increasingly leveraging evasive behaviors
• New Orleans Shuts down City Servers
• Ransomware and Data Breaches triple in 2019
• CISA Agenda For 2020
• Jolly Cooperation Required
• Israeli Marketing Firm Stored 49 Million Email Addresses in PlainText on Server
• Hackers Attempt To Access Clean SS Numbers
• Newly Discovered IMP4GT Attack Identified Targeting 4G Mobile Networks
• Attacks targeting judges are on the rise.
• Apple's iOS Pasteboard Data Leak
• The iBaby monitors are now vulnerable to hackers.
• Wifi vulnerability
• Clearview AI breach
• Defence Information Systems Agency (DISA)
• Leader Of AtomWaffen Arrested For Hoax Calls
• New Tools That Tricked Hackers
• New cybersecurity allaince to tackle fragmentation
• Multinational Attack Campaign By Iranian APT Group Targets Government Organizati
• Silence Hacking Group Threatens Australian Banks of DoS Attacks if Ransom Not Pa
• New Wi-Fi Encryption Vulnerability Affects Over A Billion Devices
• Clearview AI Client List Stolen.
• DISA breach likely exposed personal data on at least 200K
• Ransomware Becoming Bigger Problem Than Ever Before
• State Department Officials Blame Russia for Cyber-attacks
• Challenges that cause CISOs to fail
• Hacking is the New Cold War
• Lucy Security Receives Three Gold 2020 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards
• Tesla Pays German Bug Hunter $10k Bounty!
• Top 10 Android Pentesting tools
• Phishing Attack on Advocate Aurora Health
• Phishing attack catches Human Resource Department – Exposes Employees
• What is unified security management (USM)
• Making Use of Cyber Threat Intelligence
• New Jersey Hospital Faces Lawsuit Over Ransomware Attack
• Over 8.4 Million DDoS Attacks Reaching Up to 622 Gbps Detected in 2019
• Cyber Hackers target and demand money
• Microsoft Makes Antivirus for Linux
• US Sponsors Pull Out of Cybersecurity Event
• EU's Cybersecurity Legislation
• Secure Information of the White House has been Breached.
• Hackers us Coronavirus outbreak scare to spread malware
• Google sued by NM Attourney for collecting student data
• New GDPR legislation speeds up detection of cyber attacks.
• Ransomware attacking Croatia petrol station chain
• Cybercrooks Laid Bare 10.6 Million Hotel Guests' Data On Hacker Forum
• Over 8.4 Million DDoS Attacks in Total and 16 Attacks Detected Every Minute in 2
• New Emotet Smishing Campaign
• Email extortion scam targeting websites that use Google's AdSense
• Social Media Company Will Pay For Your Recordings
• Over 1.2 Million Passengers Details Exposed in the SpiceJet Data Breach
• Cybercrooks Laid Bare 10.6 Million Hotel Guests' Data On Hacker Forum
• Microsoft is bringing its antivirus software to iOS and Android
• New Cybersecurity Standards Pose Challenges for Industry
• How to set up a secure digital forensics lab
• Incident Management Process and Policy Importance – Free Template
• Web Security from bodHOST continues with VTMScan
• NYC Mayor accidentally tweets virus link
• Ukrainian malware spreading through darkweb
• Justice Department charges 4 members of Chinese military for massive Equifax hac
• Data Breaches are a major concern
• New Way to Use Stolen Credit Cards
• Dell sells its RSA cybersecurity unit for $2.075 billion
• AZORult Malware Infects Victims via Fake ProtonVPN Installer
• MIT researchers identify security vulnerabilities in voting app
• Senator Calls For Dedicated US Data Protection Agency
• IRS Urges Tax Prep Pros & Individuals To Enable MFA in Tax Prep Software
• Huawei stealing US corporate secrets.
• Projected Cybersecurity Trends for 2020
• 97 out of the top 100 airports fail cyber-security testing
• Iranian hackers planting backdoors in companies by hacking VPN servers
• BEC Scammers Siphoned Off $2.6 Million From Puerto Rico Government
• Altice USA Hit By Email Scam Leaking Thousands of Employees' and Customers' Data
• FBI warns over fresh malware from North Korea
• Coronavirus malware scams return with a venegeance
• U.S. Government Confirms ‘Malicious’ New Malware Threat: Beware—This Is The Wann
• Scammers Steal $2.6 Million From Puerto Rico Government
• Keyless Entry
• Cisco Prepares Acquisition Bid For Cybersecurity Firm FireEye: Report
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• Cybersecurity Jobs Going Begging As College Computer Science Grads Lack Skills
• Mapping the Known Unknowns of Cybersecurity Education
• PayPal Phishing Scam
• Toll Group Shuts Down Systems
• Chinese military charged with Equifax Hacking
• $43M cyber security to spot attacks beforehand
• Cybersecurity Is A Government Game
• Altice USA Hit By Email Scam Leaking Thousands of Employees' and Customers' Data
• BEC Scams Accounted For $1.7 Billion, Half Of Total Cybercrime Losses In 2019
• FBI: Cybercrime tore a $3.5b hole in victims pockets last year
• Microsoft Breach
• Executive Given New Charges From US
• Operational Technology Attacks Increased By Over 2000% In 2019
• Cyber Attack Takes Down 25% Of Iranian Internet
• New legislation to create a Data Protection Agency
• Mozilla Firefox 73 Browser Update Fixes High-Severity RCE Bugs
• Google: Efforts Against Bad Android Apps on Play Store Are Working
• Russian Hackers linked to Racine, Oshkosh ransomware attacks
• Cyberattack downs Pensacola computers hours after Navy base attack
• Emotet Malware Infect New Victims through wi-fi connections
• Ransomware Actors Targets Police Department in Miami, Demand Millions in Ransom
• Altice USA Hit By Email Scam Leaking Thousands of Employees' and Customers' Data
• New Topic
• Leaked report describes Federal Parliament's cyber security as having 'low level
• Build a SOC or Choose an MSSP?
• Build a SOC or Choose an MSSP?
• Hackers taking advantage of coronavirus scare to spread malware
• Zero-day vulnerabilities
• Personal information on 36,000 inmates was leaked
• Chinese Military Hackers charged in Equifax breach
• You might be able to get up to $100 from the settlement for Yahoo’s data breach!
• Build a SOC or Choose an MSSP?
• Metamorfo banking malware spreads around the world
• Independent Airport Cybersecurity Test Reveals Concerning Results
• From secure code to defense in depth
• From secure code to defense in depth
• Lock My PC Used By Tech Support Scammers, Free Recovery Available
• Facebook's Official Twitter and Instagram Accounts Hacked
• Websites to be blocked at a workplace to prevent any malicious activity
• India's Data Protection Bill Threatens Global Cybersecurity
• The Vulnerable Voting App
• united nations got hacked
• Awareness Myth Busting
• US Interior Defense grounds Mavic drones at risk of cyber security attacks
• IT Practices in the Iowa Election
• County's Servers and Computer Systems Face Cyber Attack
• Charming Kitten Uses Fake Interview Requests to Target Public Figures
• Emotet trojan
• NSA exposed bug in Microsoft software
• Iowa caucus debacle is one of the most stunning tech failures ever
• Cybersecurity Firm Named ForeScout Sold For $1.9 Billion
• Financial sector attacked by backdoor called Minebridge.
• How to not get hacked: Jeff Bezos
• FBI ‘Drive-By’ Hacking Warning Just Got Real: Here’s How This Malicious New Thre
• WhatsApp Vulnerability CVE-2019-18426
• Smart Light Bulbs Can Still Be Hacked
• NIST tests methods of recovering data from smashed smartphones
• Chrome 80 Released With 56 Security Fixes
• IRS Releases “Identity Theft Central” to Help Educate and Protect Taxpayers
• Wisconsin city Ransomware
• Quantum Boost Boss Busted by Dominos Pizza
• Researcher Discloses Critical Flaws Affecting Millions of HiSilicon Chips
• Anubis Phishing Trojan Targets Banking on Android Phones
• Phishing Attack Exposes Personal Information of 5,000 at Community College
• IT to Red Team: How to Make the Jump
• FBI warns of possible DDos attack on vote registration websites
• BlackBerry converts to software cyber security leader
• UK police warn about hackers becoming cleaners to get inside of companies.
• 97% of airports today do not pass cyber-security regulations
• Hackers stole over a million dollars from charity
• Automox raises $30 million to protect enterprise endpoints from compromise
• Twitter Fixed Issue That Allowed Matching Phone Numbers to Accounts
• A case for using Blockchains in Cyber Threat Intelligence
• Google Accidentally Shared Private Videos of Some Users With Others
• Iowa caucus debacle shakes public confidence 2020 security
• Maze ransomware publicly shaming victims into paying
• TA505 Phishing Campaign Sending Malware in Excel Files
• Emotet Gang Attempts to Infect Japanese Targets with the Scare of Coronavirus
• CEOs are deleting their social media accounts to protect against hackers
• Google now treats iPhones as physical security keys
• "Soon, mandatory cyber security course for all JNTU students"
• Space executive says the industry needs help to understand cyber threats
• Microsoft offers bounty up to $20,000 for XBOX security flaws
• Microsoft Detects New Evil Corp Malware Attacks After Short Break
• Cyber forensics and incident response study plan
• Cyber experts discuss national security
• UN Offices in Geneva and Vienna Suffered Major Hacking Attack Last Year
• DOD cyber standards for contractors coming this week
• Uk's cyber security sector worth £8.3 million
• NFL, UFC, and ESPN accounts were hacked.
• New topic
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• Researchers report cyber risk associated with micromobiles
• Attack on water company causes loss in money and network outage
• UK Enacts Stricter IoT Safety Laws
• Huawei set to be allowed limited role in UK 5G network.
• Anti-Virus Subsidiary Collected Data From Millions
• WAWA Breach
• Government Spyware Company Spied on Hundreds of Innocent People
• Ninth Annual Cost of Cybercrime Study
• U.N. Hack Stemmed From Microsoft SharePoint Flaw
• Dept. of Interior grounds its drones amid cybersecurity concerns
• Unprecedented cybersecurity measures being taken to safeguard Iowa caucus result
• Microsoft Azure Flaws Could Have Let Hackers Take Over Cloud Servers
• Space ISAC to Release Cybersecurity Portal
• How Vulnerable is your car to cyberattacks?
• Sprint Exposes "Social Care" Forum User Data
• New Topic
• New Research Exposes Cybersecurity Risks for E-Scooters and Riders
• NFL Twitter Accounts Hacked
• NSA Releases Guidelines to Improve Cloud Security
• Is it bad for Mail User Agent IP addresses to be visible in email headers?
• Hackers in Turkey
• Exploring the Nature and Capabilities of Anubis Android Banking Trojan
• Wawa Breached Credit Card Information Now Being Sold
• Historian believes that brain hacking might be coming soon
• Fake Amazon Representatives stealing money
• The World Wants More Tech Regulation
• Saudi Prince Who Was Mad at Jeff Bezos May Be Involved In 2018 Phone Hack
• Ryuk Stealer malware updated to target military and government files
• Inside the World’s Highest-Stakes Industrial Hacking Contest
• Another Poor Cybersecurity Audit at State Department Draws Scrutiny
• Another Poor Cybersecurity Audit at State Department Draws Scrutiny
• A brief introduction to malware analysis
• How to discover your network using Nmap
• F5-GTM Global traffic Manager Course now at Udemy
• Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI)
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• Resource: OSINT tools and how to use them
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• Password Breaches Becoming More Common in 2019
• Data leakage during transfer is a noted flaw in the 5G standard
• WireGuard vpn to be added into new Linux kernel
• VPNs becoming more prominent, efficient and viable
• Google records device locations
• China is Going All in on Quantum Security
• Health and IT being targeted
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• What is the best way to do assess Third party supplier ?
• Password stealing Campaign
• Airbus Launches Human-Centric Cybersecurity Accelerator
• Google Trending Cybersecurity news headlines for this week
• Bill to enhance regulators’ cybersecurity passes HFSC
• Avast Target of Cyber-Security Attack
• TrickBot gang now a malware supplier for North Korea
• Vulnerabilities in Blink Home Cameras
• iOS bug in air-drop allows lock outs
• Intel CPU "digital vaults" not so secure
• External Risk Assesment
• New ransomware threat on Windows 10
• How far should we drill down when Assessing Third party Suppliers ?
• Cybersecurity predictions for 2020
• Implementation of Employee Training Programs Should = Lower Insurance Premiums
• U.S. Government alerts financial services of ongoing Dridex malware attacks
• Rolling Code/Pins
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• Cybersecurity: Getting to the source
• Security Risks
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• The FBI Warns that Smart TVs Could Be Spying On You
• The Biggest Cyber Security Attacks of 2019 – UPdates
• Dutch Politician Could Get Three Years in Prison for Hacking iCloud Accounts
• IBM social engineer easily hacked two journalists’ information
• You can do something about robocalls
• Chinese Hackers Now Stealing Text Messages, Phone Records From Telecom Companies
• Ransomware Attack Downs Hosting Service SmarterASP.NET
• Two Security Researchers Earned $60,000 for Hacking an Amazon Echo
• How to detect a phishing site?
• Cybercriminals are doing big business in the gaming chat app Discord
• Alleged mastermind behind $20m stolen-card site extradited to US
• Monero website has been hacked, their wallet application found to have malware.
• How the most damaging ransomware evades IT security
• Potentially Unstoppable Ransomware Evasion Technique: “RIPlace
• RDP Risks
• Hacking Autonomous Vehicles
• Steam Scam
• Major Breaches
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• Microsoft fixes Authenitification
• Attacks Over the holiday
• New StrandHogg Vulnerabilty for Android Devices
• US Gov't Changes Approach to Ethical Hackers
• Ransomware hits French hospital: 6000 computers end up on lockdown
• GitHub Security Lab to Find the Vulnerabilities with Open Source Applications
• CyberCriminals Sold Tools in Dark Web to Hack Disney+ Accounts Before it Was Lau
• Europol captures actors behind IM-RAT, cuts off malware operations
• Target Sues Insurer Over Data Breach
• Diverse Cyberattack Tactics Require Advanced Network Defenses
• Unsecured Server Exposes 4 Billion Records
• Scammers Steal Log-In Credentials Through Microsoft Excel Scam
• Microsoft Windows Update Scam
• Brand new Android smartphones shipped with 146 security flaws
• Iranian Hackers Use Special Botnets
• US Jails NeverQuest Malware Creator
• Person steals cofidential hospital information
• Man gets arested for 3 different cybercrimes
• T mobile attacked again
• Waterloo Brewing loses 2.1 million
• How does dns cache poisoning really work?
• Cybersecurity Experts Warn of Black Friday Email Scams
• New Phoenix Keylogger
• Mozilla Expands Bug Bounty Program
• New NextCry ransomware goes undetected by antivirus engines to target Nextcloud
• Why Has Multifactor Authentication Has Become a Target For Hackers?
• Instagram stalker app Ghosty yanked from Play store
• "Hundreds of Millions" of People Affected by Android Security Breach
• North Carolina has a meeting to increase cyber security in the state
• State of Louisiana responds to attack on state servers
• Scammed in Nigeria
• Fake "Windows Update" Installs Cyborg Ransomware
• Cyber Criminals Have Registered Over 100,000 look-alike Domains
• Are Bluetooth Devices Vulnerable to Hackers?
• New Keylogger is on the loose.
• New vulnerabilities found in android OS
• App "Whatsapp" vulnerable to attackers.
• New NextCry ransomware goes undetected by antivirus engines to target Nextcloud
• Google Buys Fitbit For $2.1 Billion,because they don't have enough of your data
• Google Is Collecting the Personal Health Data Of Millions of People
• How long does it take a midsize company to onboard VMWare Airwatch/WorkspaceOne
• Beware, online shoppers! Cybercriminals have registered over 100,000 look-alike
• US, Montenegro plot cyber warfare ahead of 2020 election
• Louisiana spurns attempted ransomware attack, governor says
• It's Time For Everyone To Stop Using Passwords
• Encryption: An Endangered Species
• Are Your Encrypted Emails Really Encrypted?
• East Texas School District Suffers Ransomware Attack
• Cybersecurity is Heasing into a Recruitment Problem
• Need Help For Unusual Case
• Phishing Scam
• scammers create over 100k fake domains to target retailers
• women gets scammed out of 300k for simply wifi problems
• Stealthy Malware Files Under AV Radar with Advanced Obfuscation
• Penetration Testers In Iowa Arrested by Clueless Sheriff For Doing Their Job
• CPU becomes vulnerable and risk of hacking
• college had become a big target for hackers
• Voice activated devices can be hacked by a laser
• Stolen Credit Cards Validated Ahead of Black Friday
• Hacking group in Iran built their own VPN network
• Ransomware in Canada
• Chip Flaw Let Hackers Steal Private Data Off Android Devices
• Colleges are appealing targets for hackers
• Javascript skimmer "Pipka" found to be targeting e-commerce websites
• Many Public Cloud Infrastructures Suffer from Serious Security Loophole, Reseach
• vpn set up to hack
• Texan schools hit with ransomeware
• ransomeware on oil company in Mexico
• Threat Actor Impersonates USPS to Deliver Backdoor Malware
• China having more cyber attacks than ever before
• 7.9 Billion Records Exposed So FAR in 2019
• General election 2019: Labour Party hit by second cyber-attack
• Cybrary Lands $15 Million Series B Round to Train Cybersecurity Workforce
• 5G Networks Still Vulnerable to Location Tracking, Downgrading Attacks
• Exposed Wi-Fi Passwords To Hackers
• Strange Ransomeware Only Targets Specfic Drives
• Hashing
• Facebook bug accesses iPhone’s camera while user scrolls through News Feed
• Universities and Colleges Under Attack
• Why Perpetrators of Phishing Attacks Love Social Engineering?
• Google’s cybersecurity project ‘Chronicle’ is in trouble
• Google’s cybersecurity project ‘Chronicle’ is in trouble
• Exposed Wi-Fi Passwords To Hackers
• $6.3 Million Grant Puts NAU At The Forefront Of Cyber Security
• SHAKEN/STIR: Finally! A Solution to Caller ID Spoofing?
• Cybercrime Tool Prices Bump Up in Dark Web Markets
• Cyber Crime On The Rise In Oregon
• Antivirus hid more than 9,000 'cybercrime' reports from UK cops, says watchdog
• YouTube Videos Pushing Bitcoin Tool Infects User With Trojan
• Amazon’s Ring Video Doorbell Pro
• Cyber security Project- Good Security Controls and Prices for Sheriff's Office
• DoJ Says Ex-Twitter Employees Acted as Agents for Saudi Arabia, Violated Twitter
• Hypothetical Global Banking Ransomware Attack – What Might Dooms Day Look Like?
• Hackers Are Coming For Medical Devices
• 5 Most common places your data is hacked in 2019
• A former White House employee makes cyber security more accessible
• Siri on MacOs reads encrypted emails in plain text with the Apple Mail app.
• Lawsuit: Electronics giant Philips accuses Seattle-area company of hacking its m
• Everis Hacked: Ransomware Sample Emerges, Company Silent on Attack
• NordVPN Suffered a Security Breach, Denies Being Hacked
• Facebook sues Israeli cybersecurity company NSO and claims it helped hack WhatsA
• Former Disney Employee Claims the Company Hacked into His Personal Computer
• Surveillance cameras being used in Pittsburgh made by Chinese company banned by
• Canada Hit with Ransomware
• DDoS Brains that Authorities Put to Sleep in 2019
• Email Scams from fake Cable Company in Canada
• Amazon Echo Hacked In Hacking Contest
• Newly discovered ‘Light Commands’ vulnerability can be used to hack Alexa and Si
• Common Evasive Phishing tactics – Cybercriminals
• The Declining Effect of Disclosures on Threat Groups
• Newly discovered ‘Light Commands’ vulnerability can be used to hack Alexa and Si
• VPN’s are being used a digital defense by FBI in oregon
• Intel chipsets have more security vulnerabilities
• Russia going offline to perform tests
• The American Cancer Society website hacked?
• FL City Loses over $500,000 due to Phishing Attack
• Adobe Creative Cloud leaks info of 7.5 million users online
• Crypto exchanges remain one of the most targeted platforms in 2019.
• Hackers Are Coming For Medical Devices, How Can You Defend
• Cyber-Crime: Law Enforcement Must Keep Pace With Tech-Savvy Criminals
• Hospital loses patient records after ransomware attack
• URMC to pay $3 million penalty
• 4 Billion lost to crypto hackers
• An Illinois Superhero
• Video doorbell help attacker get the Wifi!
• Cyber Attack in school district!
• serius vulnerability found in smart doorbell
• Fingerprint Scanners are not secure
• QNAP Warns Users to Secure Devices Against QSnatch Malware
• Specially Crafted ZIP Files Used to Bypass Secure Email Gateways
• Amazon's Ring Video Doorbell Pro Vulnerability
• Chronicling Facebook's security and privacy breaches in 2019
• 7 unexpected Cyber threats
• Most organizations plan to increase their cybersecurity budgets in 2020
• Police interrogate Alexa for clues in fatal spear-stabbing
• Microsoft announces Azure Quantum, a cloud quantum computing service
• Scammers Exploiting Firefox Bug
• Ransom Attacks In Spain
• APT41 Group Monitor SMS
• 700,000 Old Windows Computers Exploited
• Government Officials Hacked Via WhatsApp
• smart devices not too secure
• Encrypted Phones Sold By Crime Lords
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• United States and Taiwan run cyber war exercises
• Homeland Security and Federal Government gaming to test hack possibility's
• Esports tournaments at risk from cyber security threats
• Breach affects thousands of Home Group customers
• Watchdog Sues FBI Over Facial Recognition Secrecy
• Two unpatched RCE flaws in rConfig software expose servers to hack
• A private DNA ancetry could be at risk
• Salary Increase Phishing Email Leads To Stolen Employee's Credentials
• ?Scammers are targeting Cash App users with fake ‘free-money’ giveaway campaigns
• Marriott associate's social security numbers exposed
• Malware is targeting android smartphones
• Gafgyt variant exploits 3 devices to target game servers with DDoS attacks
• Trojan Brings a Scare with Halloween Emails
• fraudulent scheme used to get money from people using cash app techniques
• smart bulbs used in homes could now be use to hack your personal info
• Financial firms have major Cyber RIsks
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• A Public School in Las Cruces Ransomware Attack
• UniCredit data breach impacts 3 million Italians
• The Malware Targeting Indian Financial Institutions
• Hackers Attack Nuclear Plant in India
• SmartBulbs– Not so Smart.
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• City of Johannesburg Refuses to Pay Ransom to Hackers
• Facebook Sues NSO CyberSecurity Company over a WhatsApp Hack
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• Hackers using ads with fake giveaways
• ?Apple removes malicious iOS apps infected with clicker trojan
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• ?Scammers are focusing on Cash App clients with counterfeit 'free-cash'
• Cybercriminals Impersonate Russian APT ‘Fancy Bear’ to Launch DDoS Attack
• Magecart Gang Targets Skin Care Site Visitors For 5+ Months
• Russian Hackers Are Still Targeting the Olympics
• Hotel in japan apologizes for letting video cams getting hcaked
• Closing the cybersecurity skills gap
• Country Of Georgia Faces Massive Cyber-Attack on Websites
• Microsoft launches ‘911’ on-demand service for emergency security threats
• SOC vs. NOC – Outsourcing
• "What is the dark web? How to access it and what you'll find"
• "Why Cops Can Force You to Unlock Your Phone With Your Face"
• Kalispell Regional Hospital affected by Phishing Scam
• Smart Speakers Eavesdrop?
• Experts Warn Not to Use Public Wifi In National Cyber Sec. Awareness Month
• Skimming has now been us online
• Hacker in N.J. Admits Breaking Into 2 Companies
• NOLS Ransomware
• An agency in Germany declares Firefox as the safest internet browser
• Doug Jacobson on recruiting cybersecurity students
• Swedish Police Cleared to deploy spyware against crime suspects
• Jackson Health to pay massive fine
• FBI issues warnings
• Samsung releases fix for Galaxy S10 due to fingerprint glitch
• human error has been, and will continue to be the reason for security issues
• Discord being turned into a backdoor for information stealing due to new malware
• A new ransomware called "MedusaLocker" has been infecting victims worldwide
• Who need strength when you have advances technology on your side?!
• Hacker are trying to bring down ISP in South African
• Iranian Hacking Group Targeted The American Satellite Technology Industry
• Woman ordered to type in iPhone passcode so police can search device
• Discord Turned Into an Info-Stealing Backdoor
• Hackers tagert hotel guests through cams
• "Ransomware Hits B2B Payments Firm Billtrust"
• Icon-Hiding Android Adware Returns to the Market
• United Kingdom Company Nominet launches new partner Velocity
• A "Critical" Bug Found In Linux
• Wifi Vulnerability found in Linux
• U.K. Repelled 600 Cyber Attacks This Year
• Montville man pleads guilty to hacking tech companies
• Robots In Japanese Hotel Chain Found To Be Vulnerable To Hacking
• Door Dash Hacked
• Ransomware on the rise compared to previous years
• Unauthorized access to computer
• Hackers small companies as an easy target
• Feds Shut Down Largest Dark Web Child Abuse Site; South Korean Admin Arrested
• Cyber Insurance Will Reshape Cyber security
• Lack of cyber security talent is a national security threat
• After ransomware attacks on cities, IBM offers free cyber security training
• How a lack of cyber security made a Chicago broker loose 1.5 million
• A Year in Cybersecurity
• Autoclerk's hotel booking data breached.
• Pentagon Thwarts 36 Million Malicious Emails Every Day, Navy Cyber Defense Opera
• Major Chinese browser ‘Maxthon’ has a bug that allows anyone admin access
• Gweillian Frank hit by 2m cyberattack
• CyberAttack on Amazons website
• States With the Best Online Privacy Laws
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• Stolen credit card vendor "Briansclub" has been hacked
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• Outdated OSs Still Present in Many Industrial Organizations
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• House Committee meets to protect election for 2020
• Avast cyber attack in the Czech Republic
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• High School student hacked College Preparation Website
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• CentruryLink customer records exposed
• Face Unlock Bug found in the Google Pixel 4
• Open database leaked 179GB in customer, US government, and military records
• CBP mulls facial recognition tech for body cams
• Tech Giant Releases a USB Type C Security Key
• Cisco Aironet Wifi Access Points Remotely Vulnerable To Certain Security Flaws.
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• Trump Campaign Website left open for attacks
• Sextortion Email sent by Phorpiex Bots causes scammers to earn $20,000
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• Spies hacked Moroccan activists amid crackdown on protests: researchers
• Scam That Compromises Servers And Links To Target LinkedIn Users
• Stripe Users Targeted in Phishing Attack That Steals Banking Info
• get back stolen data
• Fake videos could influence the 2020 election
• WAV audio files are now being used to hide malicious code
• Cyber Attack on Iran Order by US
• German test shows Firefox to be most secure broswer
• Twitters Misuse of User Details
• Thousands of Retailers Affected
• 11 Stats on CISO Spending to Inform Your 2020 Cybersecurity Budget
• Australian CEOs are too overoptimistic for cybersecurity
• Cryptojacking worm infects over 2000 systems using Docker to mine Monero
• Mozilla Reduces Injection Attack Risk for Firefox Users
• iPhone jailbreakers lured to click fraud site
• A Deepfake Deep Dive into the Murky World of Digital Imitation
• Scammers are finding new ways to scam people with the new IOS jailbreak.
• The Need For A Breakthrough In Cybersecurity
• 26 Million Stolen Credit Cards Rescued from Hack on "BriansClub"
• "FBI says elderly and romance cyber scams on the rise"
• Securing the digital Economy
• Major SUDO Flaw
• How Blockchain Will Solve Some of IoT's Biggest Security Problems
• Almost All Systems Used in Aviation Are Vulnerable to Attack, Researchers Say
• A fake crypto company push app that targets Mac users
• NSA Opens Doors to Reporters to Explain It's New Cyber Directorate
• Iranian Silent Librarian" Improving Tactics
• Data on 92M Brazilians found for sale on underground forums
• Planting Tiny Spy Chips in Hardware Can Cost as Little as $200
• 250,000 User Data Is Stolen
• Apple Shares Some Browsing History with Chinese Company
• New Version Of California Consumer Privacy Act To Go Into Effect in January 2020
• Mississippi Shows Flagrant Disregard for Cybersecurity
• political camp. websites had a failing score mainly due to privacy and security
• 3 Alabama Hospital's pay ransomeware
• Hospital emails attacked in Gary, Indiana hacked and information stolen
• MacOS Tarmac Malware Distributed To Users By Clicking Malicious Ads
• Hackers Hide Behind Reliable Domains To Trick Victims
• Flaw in Cyberoam firewalls exposed corporate networks to hackers
• 140 local governments, police, and hospitals get attacked with ransomware
• Itunes update has a zero day vulnerability
• Blizzard accused of blocking users from deleting accounts amidst boycott.
• Mississippi Audit finds "Disregard" for Cybersecurity Across State
• capital one hacker accused of hacking 30 ore companies
• Justdial app, accidentally cause hackers to log in to 156 million users account
• manufacturing sector is getting attack non stop
• Most Americans Fail Cybersecurity Quiz
• 2 Charged in connection with Bell Canada Cyber Attack
• Three Chain Restaurants EFT Machines Hacked.
• Phishing incident exposes personal information of 60,000 patients
• Malware Targets Chrome and Firefox To Sniff Encrypted Traffic
• hack the army
• Most Americans Fail Cybersecurity Quiz
• Data on 92M Brazilians found for sale on underground forums
• Drone Cyber Threats
• Charming Kittens APT Group Targets Security Researchers From US and Middle East
• families with people that were in the parkland attack are threatend by male
• Google launches Password Checkup security tool
• Ransomware attacks becoming increasingly targeted and costly
• US University Offers First Ever Healthcare-Specific Cybersecurity Certification
• Is Your Smart Home Cyber Safe?
• One million people in New Zealand have there medical records exposed
• Attackers Using Social Engineering to Bypass Multi-factor Authentication, the FB
• The “Prying-Eye” Vulnerability
• Nationwide facial recognition ID program underway in France
• The Bureau Violated Privacy of American Citizens
• MageCart Hits Volusion E-Commerce Sites
• Cybersecurity Law In New York To Go Into Effect October 23, 2019
• The lack of cybersecurity talent is ‘a national security threat,’
• Cybersecurity awareness month
• Arizona is emerging as a cybersecurity powerhouse
• 7 Cybersecurity Threats That Can Sneak Up on You
• TransUnion Info Exposed in Canada
• Cybersecurity for Indonesia: What Needs to be Done
• Words With Friends
• DoorDash hack reveals data of nearly 5 million people
• Google throws up red-flag over Zero-day bug
• "Why Does the Law Enforcement Industry Need Security Awareness?"
• Uzbekistan Nation-State Hackers Bad OPSEC
• FBI Investigating 2018 Voting App Hack
• What Happens When Cybercriminals Let Their Guard Down
• Google brings Incognito mode to Maps
• MIcrosoft states Iranians tried to hack U.S. presidential campaign
• Business Email Compromise Scam
• Companies Still Falling for Email Scams
• AG Barr, Officials to Facebook: Don’t Encrypt Messaging
• PayPal Scam That Has Been Stealing Details
• How Incognito Google Maps Protects You—and How It Doesn't
• EA Website loses data for 1,600 FIFA 20 pro gamers
• Recent Ransomware attack has caused certain health systems to deny patients
• Ransomware attacks increasingly targeted and more costly
• The lack of cybersecurity talent is ‘a national security threat,’ says DHS offic
• 802.11ax (Wi-Fi) on the rise
• Stalkerware
• New CPU Memory protects against attacks
• US authorities seek access to Facebook encrypted messaging
• whatsapp exploit allows hackers to gain unauthorized access to devices
• apple cable can be used to hack a computer
• Attacks on UK authorities
• Egyptian Government Suspected of Cyberattack.
• 218 million Words With Friends players lose data to hackers
• Evil Lightning cable about to hit mass distribution
• Uncovering the Rising Evil of Stalkerware
• The NSA creates organization to protect the country's cyber world
• FDA Releases Statement About Medical Technology Being Vulnerable to Hacking
• Equifax, Words with Friends and beyond: Every major security breach and data hac
• Uncovering the Rising of Evil Stalkerware
• 10 hospitals attacked by randsomware
• Devs of FarmVille had data stolen from their most popular mobile app
• Outlining the threat landscape for encrypted connections
• 6 Government initiatives in 2019 that boosted Cyber security
• Medical Practice group closes after Ransomeware attack
• Hackers Hold Computers of 23 Texas Towns For Ransom
• Here's what went wrong in Baltimore ransomware attack that cost the city over $1
• Internet Explorer
• Browser bugs exploited to show a billion ads
• Making old devices less sercure
• 172 malicious apps found on google play
• Cybersecurity giant Comodo can’t even keep its own website secure
• "Cyber Crime & the FBI"
• "Don’t Leave out Law Enforcement in Cybersecurity Planning"
• Rogue fears rise inside corporations as hacks evolve into 'home invasions.'
• UK man hacked women’s Facebook accounts to steal their intimate images
• Delivery App DoorDash Becomes Latest Company To Suffer Data Breach
• Former Yahoo engineer pleaded guilty to hacking thousands of accounts
• Nearly 30 Iraqi Government Websites Hacked in Largest Operation Yet
• Mass Production of O.MG Cable Can seemingly pass as Apple product
• YouTube 'influencers' get 2FA tokens phished
• Hackers are infecting WordPress sites via a defunct plug-in
• Hackers Are Stealing Medical Records and Selling Them on the Dark Web
• BlackBerry Launches New Cybersecurity Development Labs
• Spain Security Firm Probed 'for Spying on Assange for CIA'
• Wipers Disguised as Ransomware Have Become a New Weapon for Cybercriminals
• eGobbler Infects Over 1 Billion Ads In Latest Malvertising Campaign
• Illegal gambling apps snuck into Apple and Google stores
• Fake Apps
• Hacker Steals Over 218 Million Gamers Data
• Hacker Steals Over 218 Million Zynga 'Words with Friends' Gamers Data
• Researchers Discover New Downloader that Uses Microsoft SQL for Delivering Malwa
• U.S. Steps Up Scrutiny of Airplane Cybersecurity
• scammers spreading malware through Google Alert
• Awesome tip on how to secure your smartphone from cyber threats
• Is your sim card vulnerable to Sim Jackers?
• Networks Speed
• Mitch McConnell agreed to spend $250 million for election security
• Dunkin’ failed to protect the security of its customers
• 4G Router Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Take Full Control
• Several cities have been paying a staggering amount of ransom in 2019
• Illegal gambling apps snuck into Apple and Google stores
• Hacker breaks into a smarthome virtually
• Majority of All Cloud Misconfigurations Go Unnoticed
• doordash experiences massive security breach
• DoorDash breach affecting 4.9 million customers
• Russian man pleads guilty to financial firm hacks
• Voting Machines Still Have Vulnerabilities
• The Nodersok Malware affects thousands of Windows personal computers.
• Increase in data breaches in 2019 – could be the worst year yet
• Malicious apps on Google Play receive 2+ million downloads before detection
• do companies take cybersecurity seriously
• 27 nations ink cybersecurity pledge
• Hacker reveals soccer secrets
• North Korean Malware
• Attackers Abuse Narrator Utility to Access Windows Systems
• Malware for Android
• US Senators Approve DHS Cyber Hunt Act
• Hacker Charged with 147 crimes after revealing soccer secrets
• Hacker hacks Google home system
• Microsoft Patched A Zero-Day Vulnerability
• Hackers get chance to hack into satelite
• Cisco Fixes Critical IOx Flaw Allowing Root Access to Guest OS
• 'Keep I.T. Confidential' campaign raising awareness in NHS.
• False hiring website targets veterans
• 27 Countries pledge for the promotion of responsible behavior online
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS)
• Caution towards Snowden book offer, Instagram and Android dangerous scams
• Windows Narrator Trojan
• Magecard group targeting l7 routers in high traffic locations
• Hacker Releases Exploit for vBulletin Zero-Day Vulnerability
• Instagram Data Leak
• Small Businesses Underestimate the Cost of Data Breaches- Report.
• Issue that impacts third-party keyboard apps in iOS 13 and iPadOS
• Only 31% of Employees Get Annual Training on Cyber Security
• A Fake Employment Site Made to Take Control of Veterans Computers.
• Scammers Impersonate Barclays Bank in a New Phishing Scam
• 27 Countries Sign Cybersecurity Pledge with Digs at China and Russia
• Instagram Phishing Scam Poses as a Copyright Warning
• LastPass Fix Keeps Last Used Passwords Safe
• 400 Million Medical Radiological Images Exposed on the Internet
• Combining Human Expertise and Automation to Close the Cyber Skills Gap
• Millions of YouTube Accounts Hijacked
• Campbell County Health Ransomware Attack
• 6 Best Practices for Performing Physical Penetration Tests
• Medical images and data left unprotected
• JP Morgan Hacker Pleads Guilty
• Remote Access Trojan Spear-Phishing Targets US Utility Firms
• Hackers might be able to hack into outdated machines making food.
• 118 Million Dollar Growth in Cyber Security Field
• The United States Air Force is welcoming authorized attacks on US satellite
• Malicious Android Apps Evade Google Play Protect
• DDoS attacks can wipe South African ISPs off the Internet
• USAF announces new information warfare entity
• USAF 10 year cyber warfare plan
• Huge Growth in Cyber Security Field
• Cybersecurity: Emerging challenge for law enforcement
• Huawei suspended from global cyber-security forum.
• WeWork unsecured WiFi exposes documents
• Physical and Cybersecurity Convergence
• Simjacker attack actively targeting various phones
• Smishing attack targeting venmo users
• Facebook Suspends Apps From 400 Developers Due To Malicious Apps.
• 27 year old hacker ordered to pay back $1.1million worth of cryptocurrencies
• “detect, respond, remediate, repeat,” is used to neutralized and disrupt (OCO)
• Hackers literally sneaking in the backdoor
• Cyber attack on Travis Central Appraisal District
• WannaCry Ransomware Still Active After 2 years of being discovered.
• New DDoS attack gets bang for a hackers buck
• 125 new flaws found in popular router brands
• City leaders must realize the value of Cybersecurity
• chrome and add bockers
• Cyber attack on Travis Central Appraisal District
• Clever New DDoS Attack
• Hackers are still breaching local government payroll portals
• Up to 20 million people in Ecuador had their personal information breached.
• google chrome vulnerabilities fixed after wednesday software update.
• Bitcoin And Crypto Wallets Are Now Being Targeted By Malware
• cookie stuffing on ad blocker in google chrome
• "Ransomware: Cyber-insurance payouts are adding to the problem, experts warn"
• Hackers target municipalities & poor Cyber Sec. can affect your credit score.
• Over 1 million Google Chrome users affected by Cookie Stuffing From Ad Blockers
• Zero Knowledge Proof
• The Air Force will let the hackers hack a Satelite
• Misconfigured Google Calendars leaking private information of thousands of users
• Smart TV's subscription services leak information to partners.
• Middle Eastern IT providers targeted by a group named Tortoiseshell
• New hacking group called "Tortoiseshell"
• Latest Windows updates patch over 80 OS vulnerabilities
• Google Calendars possibly leaking private information online
• Microsoft Phishing Page Sends Stolen Logins Using JavaScript
• U.S. cities having higher priority on cyber security rather than personal safety
• Huawei suspended from global cyber-security forum
• Russia hacked FBI to Prevent Bureau from Tracking Russian Spies in US
• Ecuador Investigates Data Breach of Up to 20 Million People
• https://www.technewsworld.com/story/86198.html
• Millions of medical records exposed online
• Blue and White Party claims website hit by cyberattack
• Security experts are saying cyber-insurance payouts are adding to the Ransomware
• DHS holds all-star cyber summit this week
• LastPass Loses Credibility As Credentials Are Leaked
• CyberSecurity Attackers Pose As Executives to earn security certificates
• U.S. Targets North Korean Hacking as Rising National-Security Threat
• US Treasury targets North Korean hacking groups
• Chicago Broker Fined $1.5m for Inadequate Cybersecurity
• Facebook, YouTube used in Brazilian Phishing Scheme
• 19 year old suspected of hacking award-winning recording artists
• Entercom infected with ransomware and demanded ransom payment of $500,000
• Attackers Infected a Radio Entercom with Ransomware and Demanded Ransom Payment
• Wikipedia Gets $2.5m Donation to Boost Cybersecurity
• North Korea Seen Using ELECTRICFISH, BADCALL Malware Variants
• North Korean Spear-Phishing Attack Targets U.S. Firms
• Google fined $170 million for violating kids privacy on YouTube.
• Aomei Backupper security?
• hackers can spy on mobile phone users using sim cards.
• new type of malware is capable of data exfiltration and spying
• Twitter Attack From Inside Of Your Phone
• 80 Percent of Businesses Experienced a Cybersecurity Incident in the Past Year
• Two Universities Targeted by Hackers
• Vulnerabilities found in Bitcoin Lightning Network
• Weekly Trends Report – 9/11/2019 Insights
• The future of cyber security in 5G
• An Unprecedented Cyberattack Hit US Power Utilities
• mohawk valley community college hit by sophisticated cyber attack
• North Korean Hackers Targeting US Entities
• How Safari and iMessage Have Made iPhones Less Secure
• Android users, has download a scam app that slow down their phone
• SIM Card Hacking
• Unprotected Elastic search database
• Violations of Children’s Privacy Law
• DNS-over-HTTPS Coming to Chrome 78
• internet gas pump can be hacked
• The Chinese face-swapping app that went viral but is dangerous
• Radio giant Entercom hacked for $500,000 ransom
• Uber fixes a vulnerability that could allow attackers to compromise users
• New SIM Card Flaw Lets Hackers Hijack Any Phone Just By Sending SMS
• College student tried to hack into Trump’s taxes by creating a fake FAFSA applic
• Ransomware attack hit Souderton area school districts
• RYUK related Ransomware targeting confidential information
• Telnet Backdoor Opens More than 1M IoT radios to Hijack
• Hackers Using "Sim Swapping" to infiltrate Twitter
• Student info stolen as hacker hits Bethlehem schools
• Huawei accuses US of cyber-attacks
• Intel CPUs Vulnerable to Sensitive Data Leakage in NetCAT Attack
• Metasploit Releases Public BlueKeep Exploit Module
• Federal IT Contractor Hacked
• LokiBot Info-Stealer Used in Spear Phishing Attack on US Company
• Attackers Distribute Sodinokibi Ransomware Via Fake Forums on Compromised Sites
• Third party (vendor) cyber assessments
• Global Wikipedia & Blizzard Entertainment – DDOS Attacks
• Weakness in Intel chips lets researchers steal encrypted SSH keystrokes
• DarkWeb IoT Cyber Attacks Are Being Used To Target Gas Pumps.
• McDonald's Annouces using a AI for taking orders
• An Unprecedented Cyberattack Hit U.S. Power Utilities
• Cyber-attack on U.S. grid, first of its kind.
• Facial Recognition Technology
• Cybersecurity: 99% of email attacks rely on victims clicking links
• 80 Percent of Businesses Experienced a Cybersecurity Incident in the Past Year
• BSA suffers data breach leading to PII of 12900 scouts leaked
• Monster.com job applicants info exposed on unprotected server
• Flagstaff school district grapples with cyber security attack
• Exim MTA Root-granting TLS Vulnerability
• High-severity zero-day vulnerability for Android OS disclosed
• Joker malware commits ad fraud, data theft
• Lubbock County IT repels malware attack on two terabytes of county documents.
• YouTube fined $170 million over child privacy violations
• New Australian Cyber Security Strategies
• Financial losses of at least $45 billion in 2018
• Cybersecurity and the Explosion of Augmented Reality
• Hackers Have Begun To Target Colleges over Business
• Why cybersecurity is a big problem for small businesses
• Could we see an attack on the 2020 election?
• MVCC cyber attack
• The Future Of Cyber Security In Teens Hands
• Why 5G requires new approaches to cybersecurity
• Cyber threat that threaten the US Bioeconomy
• Threat Intelligence Application
• Passwordless World – Adoption Issues?
• Cyberattacks on manufacturing company (Oil and Gas)
• Active Directory Security
• AI and ML used for social engineering
• Cybersecurity in Real Estate
• Most important system for broadcaster
• Cybersecurity on retail
• Gaining visibility into organizations information systems
• Security Vulnerabilities in the Film/Movie Industry
• cyberthreat against Power and utilities sector
• Cyber Security for Cloud Data Storage
• Segmenting Data on Mobile Devices?
• Data Classifications in Insurance Sector
• Insider threats
• Phishing, is training the only solution?
• Gmail / G-Suite spoof spam prevention
• DOD Secure Access File Exchange achieves Initial Operating Capability
• DOD Secure Access File Exchange achieves Initial Operating Capability
• DOD Secure Access File Exchange achieves Initial Operating Capability
• DOD Secure Access File Exchange achieves Initial Operating Capability
• USB software encryption (istar.exe) malware?
• Get Online Safety resources For Cybersecurity
• What is KM? Knowledge Management Explained
• US Census 2020 – Cyber Security and Maintaining Public Trust
• Network Visibility Tool
• Cyber Risks for ICT industry
• Rise in data theft in Australia
• Fighting Emotet
• New York ruled fake likes and followers illegal
• Flaw in macOS Mojave's privacy protection
• Google's secret microphone
• Facebook tricked kids into purchasing games without parent consent
• iPhone Hacking Tool
• Email list-cleaning site may hav leaked up to 2 billion records
• Elsevier exposes users passwords and emails online
• Government demands to know how the broadband companies follow privacy policy
• 2 Million credit cards stolen and sold on Dark Web
• Phishing Scam looks like it is coming from FBI
• New Tech Support Scam
• Unprotected database Microsoft cloud server
• Large electric transformers are subject to cyber attacks which can cause outages
• Vietnam 'on the edge' of becoming a mid-tier cybercrime hub
• The key lessons of the Triton malware cyberattack you need to learn
• Iran’s Wildest Hacker Crew Stole 13,000 Passwords From 98 Organizations
• ElectrumDoSMiner botnet infects 152,000 computers to launch DDoS attacks
• Unprotected database exposes personal details of over 80 million US families
• Should cyber-security be more chameleon, less rhino?
• Critical security bug in Qualcomm chipsets
• Several video game companies found to be infected with malware used in ShadowHam
• Amazon Flex drivers required to use biometrics for verification
• Is micro-segementation the right solution for campus security?
• Nest Cams Allowed Hackers Access
• Sea Turtle DNS Hijacking
• Scranos
• TajMahal "Swiss Army Kit" is sophisticated, of unknown origin
• What's the next multi-factor authentication for the DoD?
• Mumbai cloud server honeypot hit by 700,000 attempted attacks within a month
• Two New Jersey Secaucus High School students hacked the school’s WiFi to avoid exams
• Planetary Ransomware Decryptor Gets Your Files Back For Free
• Computer Virus adds fake tumors to scans
• Defense Industry Companies Launch Supply Chain Cybersecurity Task Force
• Researchers Show How Hackers Can Dupe Radiologists and A.I. Software
• Xiaomi's pre-installed security app Guard Provider exposes users to MitM attacks
• Office Depot scamming customers with fake computer diagnostics.
• The market for network security had the highest growth since 2012.
• Chinese woman carrying malware arrested at Trump's Mar-A-Lago Resort
• Jeff Bezos Hacked by Saudis (SecurityWeek)
• Trojan App
• Georgia Tech Data Breach Exposes Info for 1.3 Million People
• OceanLotus threat actor group leverages Steganography to deliver backdoors
• When should a company consider putting on a full time cybersecurity person
• Windows 7 support ends
• Emplyment scams top the list of computer based scams at the present time
• The Role of Machine Learning in Cybersecurity
• Dealers targeted with cyber security plan
• Hackers publish details on critical Magento flaw
• 24 year old pleads guilty for hacking into Microsoft and Nintendo
• United Kingdoms states that Huawei's cyber security practices are "a mess"
• Phone malware targets financial infastructures
• Article 13 passed by European Parliament
• DoS flaw in AC drives allows hackers control
• EU demands scrutiny of 5G risks but no bloc-wide Huawei ban
• Hackers attacked one million-plus Asus users through malicious update
• Chinese firm ordered to sell dating app to prevent blackmailing cleared persons
• People Steal Thousands of Gallons of Gas
• UK watchdog slams Huawei over ‘serious’ cybersecurity vulnerabilities
• LockerGoga Ransomware
• WInRar bug
• The 7 Biggest Cybersecurity Threats In An IoT World
• Hackers Hijacked ASUS Software Updates to Install Backdoors on Thousands of Comp
• Tesla Model 3 Hacked on the Last Day of Pwn2Own
• FEMA Improperly Shared Personal Information of Natural Disaster Victims
• Retail Cyber Intelligence Summit Announces Call for Speakers
• Password spraying attack on citrix
• Mac-Focused Malvertising
• Malware in Stenography
• DRONESSS!
• Fin7 is back with SQLRat Malware
• Google, Facebook fraudster pleads guilty to stealing $123 million in BEC scams
• Mueller's Report Released
• Credit card stealing code diguising itself.
• FEMA Exposes Survivors Personal Information
• Internet-Exposed IBM BigFix Relays May Lead to Full Remote Compromise
• Renegade Android apps can siphon off your web logins, browser history
• FDA says cybersecurity vulnerabilities found in some Medtronic devices
• NSA’s Ghidra already found to be plagued by a security vulnerability
• Multiple vulnerabilities found in Java Card
• Zero-day in WordPress SMTP plugin
• Key Cyber Security Considerations for 2019
• Facebook says it left ‘hundreds of millions’ of users’ passwords stored in plain
• vulnerability found in fujitsu wireless keyboard
• Facebook improperly stores user passwords
• Putin Passes Law Against Spreading ‘Fake News’ by Internet (Reuters)
• VERT releases security patches for Microsoft
• Microsoft: Iranian Hackers Caused Hundreds of Millions In Losses (SecurityWeek)
• Cybersecurity firms using extreme tactics for marketing
• Hackers encrypt files at a school through the use of Ransomware
• Stolen email credentials being used to pry into cloud accounts
• Report: Chinese e-retailer Gearbest leaves database exposed, endangering 1.5 mil
• Two-thirds of all Android antivirus apps are frauds
• Hamilton College faces Hack
• Congress introduces bill for IoT cybersecurity standards
• Andriod adware had nearly 150 million google play downloads before being pulled
• Cryptocurrency OneCoin are Accused of Fraud Worth Billions of Dollars
• Default account found in Cisco CSPC shows potential unauthorized access
• End of the Line for Windows 7: Open road for hackers.
• Googles New Marketing Push for Google Sign-In
• Malware Spreads As a Worm, Uses Cryptojacking Module to Mine for Monero
• Researchers find unsecured database with 763 million unique email addresses
• Rampant sales of SSL/TLS certificates on dark web
• Alphabet launcher first commercial cyber security product.
• Chinese hackers target 27 universities for military secrets
• Companies are flying blind on cybersecurity
• IRS warns of new tax-related phishing scams
• 8 Vulnerabilities Penetration Testers Recommend You Address in 2019
• Protect you secure information from Hackers
• Best to Worst
• Lose Battles, But Win the War: Devising a Grand Strategy for Security
• North Korean hackers target U.S. businesses
• New Flaws Re-Enable DMA Attacks On Wide Range of Modern Computers
• Cyber-thieves set sights on hijacking payment data
• Ransomware attack on Israeli users fails miserably due to coding error
• USB Killer Device
• Network Reliant Internal Software Backup
• ATM Hacking Has Gotten So Easy, The Malware's A Game
• Hackers Can Slip Invisible Malware Into "Bare Metal" Cloud Computers
• Compensating Controls for EOL Operating Systems
• Increasing Network Visibility at commercial banks
• Amazon Expanding to Seattle
• Vulnerability allows Hackers to view Airline passenger data
• A Shifty New Variant of The Qbot Banking Trojan Spreads
• DNS hijacking to steal sensitive information on the rise worldwide
• The ring doorbell could have been hacked to show fake images
• In Delhi, nearly half a million of its Citizens Personal Data was Exposed
• Team from Coast Union wins Mayors cyber cup
• Contractors and freeelancers are the cause of most workplace security breeches
• Securing the 5G future
• Meet the man-in-the-room attack: Hackers can invisibly eavesdrop on Bigscreen VR
• IoT devices attacked faster than ever, DDoS attacks up dramatically: Netscout
• Computers vulnerable to attack through USB ports
• E-Ticketing Flaw Exposes Airline Passenger Data to hackers
• Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) Announces Speaker Lineup for Sixth Annual Confere
• Legislation Introduced in California to Strengthen Data Breach Notification Law
• Global Security Alliance and MasterCard Create Small Business Cybersecurity Tool
• BlackBerry completes billion-dollar security deal
• DNS and Infrastructure Attacks (Security Week)
• Fake Google reCAPTCHA image used to fool victims.
• Hacking Virtual Reality
• Cybersecurity is going to going to be an important topic for 2020 election
• Ransomware encrypts Australian cardiac clinic’s patient files
• Teenager finds vulnerability in MacOs gaining access to 2.2 billion passwords
• Understanding the potential risks associated with hackers/crackers
• WinRAR patches 19 year old security vulnerability
• Strengthening Aviation Security
• CryptoJacking becoming more popular
• Google has created an encryption program for cheap android devices
• Grid safety
• Lockheed Martin, UCF Open $1.5 Million Cyber Lab in Orlando
• Unplug Parts of the Electric Grid to Help Improve Cyber Security
• New online scam putting shoppers at card risk
• Cyber-Thieves on the rise
• Loophole allows pirated apps to be downloaded on Iphones
• Chrome will make it harder to block incognito browsing
• Israel Launches Cybersecurity Hotline for Suspected Hacking
• Accelerating America’s Leadership in Artificial Intelligence
• Linux releases a new operating system designed to help cybersecurity workers
• Australian Political Parties Targeted
• canadian films being the target of cyber attacks
• Creepy incidents with NEST cameras prompt password warning
• 80 Percent of U.S. Businesses Expect a Critical Breach in 2019
• Election Security Efforts
• WordPress vulnerability via Cost Estimation plugin. (Security Week)
• How big data & machine learning may help companies prevent cyber breaches
• Coffee meets Bagel app data breach
• A ex US Intelligence Agent charged with Spying and Helping Iranian Hackers
• Urgent need for cyber security on the grid
• VFEmail losses 17 Years worth of Emails due to cyber-attack
• Xiaomi electric scooter can be hacked and taken control of
• Turkish Police Arrest 24 Suspects Involved in Hacking Crypto Firm
• Hackers exploit emotions on Valentine's Day
• Not everything about cyber security is true
• Linux Vulnerability
• TrickBot variant steals credentials for remote computer access
• Cyber attack on Malta bank tried to transfer cash abroad
• Cyber Security Risk in Retail and How to Handle It
• STOP ransomware on the rise
• Windows Malware Runs on Macs, Bypasses Gatekeeper to Target Software Pirates
• Windows Application running on MacOS, installs malware payload in process
• Cyber Security In Retail
• Cyberattacks on Cars Are Finally Getting More Attention
• New Unpatched MacOS Flaw Lets Apps Spy On Your Safari Browsing History
• Study on Electric Grid Resiliency Finds Urgent Need for Cybersecurity Investment
• Zero-Day flaw in Adobe Reader DC
• Three major websites are facing possible security breaches
• Cybersecurity Loses Brand-Name Billing in House Intelligence Shuffle
• Mortgage Financial Information Exposed
• A New Cybersecurity Incident Strikes K-12 Schools Nearly Every Three Days
• First hacker convicted sim swapping
• Networked freezers at grocery stores are vulnerable to hacking
• Apple Squashes FaceTime Eavesdropping Bug
• 5 Cybersecurity threats Healthcare faces in 2019
• Australian Signals Directorate locks down ACSC, Parliament computer systems.
• a massive cyber security attack aka" wanna cry"
• Australia’s security agencies are urgently investigating an attempt to hack the
• Japanese government to hack citizens in the name of cyber security
• With Cyberattacks On The Rise, Current Cybersecurity Workforce Can't Keep UpWith
• Huawei 5G threatens US cybersecurity
• Stolen UK identities getting sold?
• Fortnite login flaw leaving millions exposed
• Facetime eavesdropping bug
• Which Countries Have the Worst and Best Cybersecurity?
• China’s tech giant Huawei offers to build cybersecurity center in Poland
• AS THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN DRAGS ON, SECURITY RISKS INTENSIFY
• Newcastle school targeted in fees phishing scam
• RDP
• Tesla's Model 2 will be prime target at upcoming hacker contest
• Vulnerabilities Found In Smart Scale
• Programmer find ATM loophole that let him withdraw $1 million in cash
• A New Google Chrome Extension Will Detect Your Unsafe Passwords
• Cyber Security could have an AI in charge
• Recall on Child smart watch in UK
• Android phones hackable by opening a PNG image file
• Is your car hackable? USAToday
• Hackers stole nearly half a billion personal records in 2018
• NASA BATTLED CYBER SECURITY THREATS DURING GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN
• Company loses millions due to lost password
• (ISC)² Partners with CyberUSA to Advance Cyber Education and Certification
• Hacks on Microsoft
• Google works on spotting dodgy ‘evil domains’
• Duke Energy fined $10 million for cybersecurity failures on grid
• 500 Million Personal Records were Stolen in 2018
• The Cybersecurity 202: A bank wants to recover the $81 million North Korea
• The Latest Threats to ATM Security
• Why User Names and Passwords Are Not Enough
• New backdoor discovered, targets Linux systems
• The tech skills that will be in demand in 2019
• DARPA explores new computer architectures to fix security between systems
• Super Bowl LIII luring out hackers
• Microsoft Issues Windows 10 Upgrade Warning
• Mac and Chrome Info Stealers Are Cryptomining Malware Into The "Wild"
• Digital Transformation Era is Putting Organizations’ Sensitive Data at Risk
• The Next Generation of White Hat Hackers?
• Info-Stealer FormBook continues activity using a new file hosting service
• 14-year old found Apple’s FaceTime bug before it went viral
• Consumers Abandoning brands after data breaches
• Singaporean Health Ministry Recovering From two Data Breaches.
• Japanese govt to hack citizens in the name of cyber security
• CEO's are biggest risk for cyber attacks
• Gps in smart toys poses potential threat to children
• Law enforcement agencies in the US and Europe announced the seizure of xDedic
• Why Facebook's Banned 'Research' App Was So Invasive
• Airbus Suffers Data Breach, Some Employee's Data Exposed
• Data Standards for the Air Force
• YouTube impersonation scam has tricked 70,000 people, Study reveals.
• Hacking spree reigns across Germany
• The Cybersecurity 202
• Virginia State Corporation Commission Cybersecurity Training Escape Room
• Using AI's in the Cyber Security world
• North Dakota Considers Major Cybersecurity Effort
• Cybersecurity issues of American Weapons systems
• Federal Agencies Audit their DNS security
• Apple FaceTime bug allows instant audio, potential video access
• Hackers broke into an SEC database and stole millions
• Police Take Cyber Security for More Comprehension of Cyber Crime
• Vulnerabilities in Cisco Routers
• GandCrab ransomware and Ursnif virus spreading via MS Word macros
• Global Talent Shortage is Top Emerging Risk Facing Organizations
• Calling all UK SMEs! Invitation to Participate in a PhD research
• New funding will help drive diversity in cyber security
• Human errors are the #1 reason in why they are so many cyber breaches.
• Consern with Two-Factor Authentication
• Too few cybersecurity professionals is a gigantic problem for 2019
• HPE Teaches Girl Scouts About Cybersecurity
• Your information may have been leaked from these popular retailers
• 2018 Set Record for Vulnerabilities
• Internet experiment takes down Linux routers
• DarkHydrus APT delivers RogueRobin Trojan via Google Drive
• Phishing Campaign Delivers Nasty Ransomware, Credential-Theft Two-Punch
• Government shutdown affecting Federal cyber security contractors
• MS-ISAC CYBERSECURITY ADVISORY
• Facebook’s privacy lapses may result in record fine from FTC
• Good entry level jobs for those studying cyber security
• Top USCYBERCOM Official Talks Threats to Satellites at CyberSat
• Introducing a cyber security specialist into your business
• Information System's Architecture and Cybersecurity
• Shamoon Disk-Wiping Malware Re-emerges with Two New Variants
• Marriot Hotel hacked, 500 million guests information stolen.
• Facebook privacy concerns lead to $11.3M fine
• Android Battery optimization app steals money from paypal
• Iran Hackers target U.S Congress Officials
• Apples App Store removes 3 fake health apps for security.
• Misconfigured cloud server exposed f 120 million Brazilian taxpayers ID numbers
• A New Google+ Blunder Exposed Data From 52.5 Million Users
• Wiping phone, destroying evidence?
• Trackers found in children's apps
• Figuring out who self driving cars should hit
• Phishing is still number one on attacking large companies
• Robocallers
• Misplaced USB with vital information followed by a large fine
• Lock screen figured out on Apple iOS 12
• Quora Gets Hacked
• Federal Cybersecurity Reskilling Academy Announced
• Moscow's New Cable Car System Infected with Ransomware the Day After it Opens
• Children’s smartwatches once again found vulnerable
• U.K., Dutch fine Uber $1.2 million over data breach violations
• Block puzzles open the door to malware
• Got a Sennheiser headset? You could be vulnerable.
• Marriott Hack
• marriott has a data breach
• Marriott Hacking Exposes Data of Up to 500 Million Guests
• Proofpoint customers – Advanced Geodo/Emotet Phishing Lures
• US-CERT Alert (TA18-331A) 3ve – Major Online Ad Fraud Operation
• Experts demonstrate how to exfiltrate data using smart bulbs
• New Member. Looking for some advice.
• Congress Wants To Have Federal Cyber Security Agency
• NY Gun Owners new laws
• CBC: Rogue tax workers snooping on Canadians in larger numbers
• apple teaching youngsters how to code
• android uses tricked into downloading malware from the google play store
• Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Act of 2018
• Tis the season! Here are some helpful articles on Holiday Cyber Safety
• Half a million Android users tricked into downloading malware from Google Play
• Data Leak at Instagram
• New Botnet Data
• Microsoft Live Session Hijacking
• Instagram bug might have accidentally leaked passwords of some users
• iPhone Hacked and Passwords Stolen in Six Minutes
• Vision Direct breach exposes customers’ personal, financial data
• russian hacker on the good side
• nothing is really deleted from a phone
• Ransomware Attack on Cloud Storage
• Judge asks if Alexa is witness to a double murder
• Vision Direct hacked!!
• Windows exploits
• new faceBOok vulnerability
• Smart phone zero-days
• iphone x can be hacked to pull recently deleted files
• Week-long federal research exercise tests DARPA-developed grid recovery tool
• Mozilla Creates Christmas List of Devices that are not Secure
• Ways to get employees to buy-into security policies
• JavaScript
• Official Google Twitter account hacked in Bitcoin scam
• japan
• Prison time, hefty fines for data privacy violations: draft U.S. Senate bill
• Cybersecurity News of the Week, October 28, 2018
• Infowars Store Affected by Magecart Credit Card Stealing Hack
• Botnet of over 100,000 growing Using 5 year old Bug
• Japan’s Cabinet Minister Who’s In Charge Of Cyber Laws, Doesn’t Use Computer
• 63 New Flaws (Including 0-Days) Windows Users Need to Patch Now
• atms are easy to hack
• THE US SITS OUT AN INTERNATIONAL CYBERSECURITY AGREEMENT
• Microsoft Patch
• Support wouldn’t change his password, so he mailed them a bomb
• Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Bug in Win7, Server 2008 and 2008 R2
• Google’s G Suite Twitter account is the latest to get hacked in bitcoin scam
• iSH – An iOS Linux Shell for Your iPhone or iPad
• Fileslocker Ransomeware
• Cybersecurity Certification? Are CompTIA certs better than ISC2 ?
• Hacking GTA = Jail Time/Hefty Fine?
• CS Digest Assignment 10
• 258,000 encrypted IronChat phone messages cracked by police
• Apple appears to have blocked GrayKey iPhone hacking tool
• Former High School Teacher Pleads Guilty to "Celebgate" Hacking
• 258,000 encrypted IronChat phone messages cracked by police
• Data Greater Demand for Cybersecurity Professionals by US Employers
• U.S. Consumers’ Security Habits Make Them Vulnerable to Fraud
• Top banks in cyber-attack ‘war game’
• Tesco Bank fined £16.4m
• Game server DDoS attacker pleads guilty
• FileLocker – Ransomware for hire
• HealthCare.gov breach exposed personal details of 75,000, including partial Soci
• Security breach at Nordstrom exposed sensitive employee data
• Virtual Machine vulnerability
• public wifi article
• National Security Agency Science of Security Initiative
• Man sent to prison for DDoS attacks
• Voting machine manuel tells officials to reuse weak passwords
• Former cia programmer is charged for leaking classified information in prison
• Isreal accused in cyber attacks on Iran
• People Are The Biggest Security Risks
• Don't Stop, keep improving
• Virtual Box Zero-Day Vulnerability and How to protect yourself.
• Statcounter analytics code hijacked
• Issues in U-Boot Memory Handling
• DJI bug lets personal information out to the public
• Consumers making themselves more vulnerable
• North Korea hackers steal money
• Facebook Takes Down Fake Russian Accounts
• FIFA Hacked Again?
• HSBC data breach
• New Intel CPU Flaw Exploits Hyper-Threading to Steal Encrypted Data
• Data Greater Demand for Cybersecurity Professionals by US Employers
• Facebook users’ data, private messages found up for sale online
• Children’s apps contain an average of 7 third-party trackers
• Apples T2 Chip makes it more difficult to access mics
• Security with Youth
• New software helps to identify bots driving political propaganda
• CS Digest Assignment 9
• CS Digest Assignment 8
• Russian Hackers Linked to Attempted Sabotage of Saudi Energy Plant
• The Rise of Mobile Phishing Attacks
• Agent Tesla Spyware Analysis
• Intel announces Cascade Lake Xeons: 48 cores and 12-channel memory per socket
• Hack Brief: Someone Posted Private Facebook Messages From 81,000 Accounts
• Cyber Attack On New Jersey School
• Intel CPU
• Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) chips
• Intel CPU Flaw Exploits HyperThreading to Steal Encrypted Data
• The Cybersecurity 202: Trump takes harder line on digital security…
• New Ransomware
• Apple Passcode Bypass
• Top officals think data breaches are inevitable.
• Self – driving cars
• week 8
• Bluetooth Chip Flaws
• Apple claims T2 chip can stop hackers from listening in on macbooks
• CommonRansom Ransomware Demands RDP Access to Decrypt Files
• Vulnerability allows users to easily gain access to root privilege
• new MacBooks provide an additional layer of security
• USB-C UNPLUGGED NOT SAFE FROM HACKS!!!
• Blockchain Protection
• Chinese Intel Officers Accused of stealing Aerospace Secrets
• Update Now! Apple releases security fixes for iOS, MacOS, others
• Unpatched MS Word Flaw Could Allow Hackers to Infect Your Computer
• Crypto exchange collapses, victims accuse it of exit scam
• Feds charge Chinese intelligence officers with stealing U.S. plane technology
• Are Data Breaches Inevitable?
• Teen Computer Awareness
• Mobile Phone Chargers On Attack
• Block chains won’t fix internet voting. Here's why.
• Details on TRITON Malware Attack
• US Arm Targeted
• Bushido-Powered DDoS Service Whipped Up from Leaked Code
• Facebook used by another foreign government to divide USA citizens
• US Citizens are Regularly Exposing Themselves to Cyber-Threats, Despite Concerns
• Hackers selling research from universities on WhatsApp
• Airbnb host using hidden camera
• How serious is a breach in Air Canada App?
• Agent Tesla – Malware for a fee
• Cathay Pacific data breach
• Linux Vulnerability
• Phishing Attacks are Rising up More in Fall 2018
• Philippines cyber beef up
• Privilege Escalation Flaw in Linux
• WordPress takes aim at ancient versions of its software
• British Airways Customers Affected in Cyber Attack
• Windows Zero-day
• Deprecated PHP
• New android malware
• Poorly secured SSH servers targeted by Chalubo botnet
• Russia behind attack on Saudi energy plant
• Super Micro hardware infection
• ai
• Delta Airlines got hacked
• Cathay Pacific data breach
• FilesLocker Ransomware Offered as a Ransomware as a Service
• Former high school teacher pleads guilty to hacking celebrities
• Are your jilted apps stalking you
• Google and Facebook accused of secretly tracking users’ locations
• Phishing Attacks up by 297 percent Q3
• Apple locks out graykey
• Has windows really become more secure?
• US Cyber Command Takes action on Russian Trolls
• Two in five millennials use the same password for most of their online accounts
• Cathay Pacific Suffers Data Breach Impacting 9.4 Million Passengers
• Another Windows 0-day flaw has been published on Twitter
• The Cybersecurity 202: McAfee's decision
• Hacker Discloses New Windows Zero-Day Exploit on Twitter
• 6 Growing Threats to Network Security
• OT Network Risks
• Windows Zero day
• Phishing Report
• Phishing Report Shows Microsoft, Paypal, & Netflix as Top Targets
• Obamacare Sign-Up Channel Breach Affects 75K Consumers
• Internet Hacking Is About to Get Much Worse
• McAfee Tech Support Scam Harvesting Credit Card Information
• Americans Not buying from Several Brands
• Largest Cyber Attack on Iceland drivers
• Beware Of People On The Inside
• HealthCare.gov
• Tumblr Patches A Flaw That Could Have Exposed Users’ Account Info
• People giving up their information to companies
• Streaming Library vulnerability
• Bug Leaves Servers Vulnerable for 4 years
• Building a Secure Home Network
• Election Hacking
• Twitter Releases Accounts tied to Russian Influence of American Campaigns
• data science
• 30,000 of the Pentagon's service members and employees were compromised
• GandCrab Decryption Keys
• Cyber vulnerabilities in US defense systems
• New iPhone Bug Gives Anyone Access to your Private Photos
• Return of old Chinese Malware
• Federal officials say drones present an emergent cybersecurity risk
• Hacker: I’m logged in. New LibSSH Vulnerability: OK! I believe you.
• How Facebook Hackers Compromised 30 Million Accounts
• Crypoto- mining malware attacks on iPhones on the rise
• Is Google's Android app unbundling good for security
• The Old Chinese Malware Returns
• Nearly Half of Americans Willing to Give Brands a Pass for a Data Breach
• Cyber Security Salaries Increase
• Hacked vending machine
• New York CISO: State committed to helping cyber security
• Goodbye and RIP TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1
• WhatsApp could hack your smartphone?
• Earn Cybersecurity Certification
• CA Law Change
• Medical Device Security
• Creepy Computer Future
• Pentagon gets hacked???!!
• New Technique Recycles Exploit Chain to Keep Antivirus Silent
• Fake software update turns computers into cryptocurrency miners
• Aircraft Analysis Tool Facing the Internet Exposes Airlines to Risks
• WhatsApp vulnerability thru the video call function.
• Pentagon cyber report card not good!
• NHS
• Weapon systems are an easy attack
• US Weapons Systems Are Easy Cyberattack Targets, New Report Finds
• Updating and fixing total 49 security vulnerabilities.
• The malicious chips.
• cyber problems
• Millions at risk in Webcam Vulnerability
• Adobe Fake Campaign
• New Reports Show Increased CyberThreats, User Risks Remain High
• Facebook Hack Creates Wide-Internet Failure
• Wi-Fi Standard is getting a name change.
• Hacking Forums Serve Different Purposes For Russian and Chinese Hackers
• Millions at Risk from Default Webcam Passwords
• New California for Passwords
• Security concerns for midterm elections
• Google+ hacked
• China hid tiny surveillance chips inside servers being sent to the US
• Report Finds Low Confidence in IoT Device Security by Consumers Living in Connec
• Physical concerns with an IPS
• Just Answering A Video Call Could Compromise Your WhatsApp Account
• Where Did GOOGLE+ Go?
• Pentagon aiming for the clouds Ploughs into the dirt
• The Cybersecurity World Is Debating WTF Is Going on With Bloomberg’s …
• Whatsapp
• Just Answering A Video Call Could Compromise Your WhatsApp Account
• US Advanced Weaponry Is Easy to Hack, Even by Low-Skilled Attackers
• Cyber tormentor lands 17.5 years in jail.
• GhostDNS: New DNS Changer Botnet Hijacked Over 100,000 Routers
• Website for researching and indexing DIACAP, RMF, CCI, STIGs and SCAPs
• Attackers use voicemail hack to steal WhatsApp accounts
• Naughty Hacker Steals $38k from SpankChain CryptoCurrency
• Google plus is finally shutting down after serious vulnerability was found
• really Panera got hacked???
• MikroTik Winbox – much higher level of vulnerability
• Microsoft Security Problem
• Google+ is Shutting Down After a Vulnerability Exposed 500,000 Users' Data
• Variations in State Data Breach Disclosure Laws Complicate Compliance
• This dark web market is dedicated to compromising your emails
• Cyber Attack
• Using Facebook To Log Into Other Accounts
• UN Word Press Site Exposes Resumes
• Port of Barcelona
• Jaxx Wallet Users
• Security breaches costing UK SMBs millions
• Facebook Security company investigated
• Cyber security tips after data breaches
• How malware can find on Mac computers
• Voting Day Fears
• Dox on the Hill
• Hacking accounts using voicemail.
• Google Making new strides in response to malicious chrome extentions
• Hackers using Instagram to sell accounts and botnets.
• danish doesn't see benefits in hacking the russian hackers
• Switching up Ransomware
• a cyber ransomware attack
• Attackers Wreaking Havoc on Farms.
• ATM tricked from Hacked Bank Servers
• 1 in 50 Emails Contain Malicious Content
• How to Work with Hackers to Make Your Company More Secure
• Chinese spies insert microchip into manufactured US servers
• New App Gives Android phones an Important Upgrade
• Apple and Amazon deny allegations by Bloomberg
• Facebook hacked
• October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, FBI To Offer Weekly Tips To..
• Botnet
• Facebook Breach
• Russia's constant cyber attacks
• Update now: Adobe fixes 85 serious flaws in Acrobat and Reader
• Ghost DNS: New DNS Changer Botnet Hijacked Over 100,000 Routers
• Cyber crime is most serious threat to businesses
• ALways try to make sure your home and/or business networks are secure.
• ALways try to make sure your home and/or business networks are secure.
• GOOGLE + Master Cards = No Offline Purchases?
• Army Strong with Cyber Tactics
• Apples lock screen being bypassed already
• How to have that difficult “stay safe online” conversation with your kids
• Danabot Banking Malware Now Targeting Banks in the U.S.
• Tinder, and others struggle to determine how Facebook hack affects their users
• San Diego
• GhostDNS: New DNS Changer Botnet Hijacked Over 100,000 Routers
• The Facebook hack could be Europe’s first big online privacy battle
• Election Systems & Software's M650 Has Been Vulnerable to Hacking for 11 Years
• Web inventor Berners-Lee creates new privacy first way of dealing with Internet
• Cyber Security Today: Sept. 28, 2018- Canadian Gov’t Data Breaches…
• Popular taxi service, Uber has data breach.
• The latest botnet Torii is smarter than me
• Russian hackers exploit LoJack tracking to plant UEFI toolkit
• Torii – not your usual Botnet
• UEFI rootkit
• 50 Million Facebook Accounts Hacked.
• Is Payment Card Security Slipping?
• voting machines can be hacked
• Google partially reverts a controversial change
• Facebook scolds police for using fake accounts to snoop on citizens
• Russian VPNFilter is the Swiss Army Knife of Hacking
• UBER's vulnerabilities exposed
• 4GEE mini modems allows hacker to gain access to entire system
• Modern Computer's at risk of data theft due to a new Cold Boot attack
• Microsoft Adds New Tool to Azure DDoS Protection
• Cyber security
• Pangu Hackers have Jailbroken IOS 12 on Apple's New IPhone XS
• 16 year old hacks Apple
• Lojack hijack called Lojax
• New YubiKey Will Help Stop Passwords!
• Sound and Sound Device Hacking
• Vulnerabilities within Cisco
• The Cybersecurity 202
• Uber pays hackers to keep quiet
• Cyber-Securing Video Cameras
• Knowledge Management Focus Areas?
• DDoS Attack on German Energy Company RWE
• Linux Kernal Bug .
• Over 80 Cisco Products Affected by FragmentSmack DoS Bug
• The Biggest Email Security Challenge Facing Organizations Today
• Crypto Wallet Protection App Wants to Secure Your Wallets Against Malware
• Public Wi-Fi Hotspots Are Bad
• WPA2 is still the strongest wireless encryption protocol since 2006
• Is WPA2 still strongest encryption option for wireless LAN?
• Cyber Insurance
• Bristol Airport Cyber Attack
• Centralised Cyber Regulation
• Attack sequence for Magecart / magentocore card skimming
• Google says apps may scan Gmail accounts if they get user consent
• Adguard changes passwords due to hack attempt
• AdGuard adblocker resets passwords after credential-stuffing attack
• Running a phishing campaign
• New Adwind Campaign Targets Linux, Windows, and macOS
• macOS Mojave Patches Vulnerabilities, But New Flaws Already Emerge
• Pause on the Netflix & Chill
• Facebook Fight Back on Election Meddling
• Bankrupt NCIX customer data resold on Craigslist
• Facebook's Warning
• White house stepping up offense against hackers
• It's Time to Get Real about Complex, Emerging Threats
• Can a bank be 100% online without physical presence?
• Credit Card Skimming
• Credit Card Skimming
• T-Mobile Data Breach
• Firefox bug crashes your browser and sometimes your PC
• Instagram Hack
• Hackers steal $30 million in Cryptocurrency
• Visibility networks
• Government cyber security strategy
• Threats are advancing just as fast as technology is.
• Alert from FBI warns of phishing attacks against payroll accounts.
• Hackers Steal Customers' Credit Cards From Newegg Electronics Retailer
• Cyber security
• US military given the power to hack back/defend forward
• Becareful for website links on iOS New attack found
• iOS Apps Discovered Sharing Location Data Questionably
• Preventing the Other Kind of Hack Back
• A Decade-Old Attack Can Break the Encryption of Most PCs
• BotNet Creators Sentencing or Possible work for FBI
• US to launch attacks against foreign opponents under new cyber strategy
• Credit Card Information stolen from Neweggs payment page
• Legislation Introduced to Solve Cyber Work Shortage
• IoT threat: Malware targeting connected devices has tripled in a year
• Hackers working wit the FBI.
• Hackers selling info on whatsapp.
• 2018 Worst Hacks So Far – Wired.com
• The creators of the Mirai Botnet hope to work with the FBI
• Credential Stuffing Attacks Generate Billions of Login Attempts
• British Airways Hacked – 380,000 Payment Cards Compromised
• Be Careful of Fake IRS Email’s This Time Of Year
• Future Cybersecurity threats
• Evil maid cold boot attack thougt to be solved is revived by researchers.
• British Airways code
• Sigma rules guide: threat hunting for ESM, ArcSight Command Center and Logger
• Powerful Spyware Has Spread Far Beyond Initial Scope
• Government Pay Service Compromised Due to Website Bug
• No.1 Adware Removal Tool On Apple App Store Caught Spying On Mac Users
• Threats against hospital cybersecurity & how to move forward if attacked
• Database with 11 Million Email Records Exposed
• Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are facing an investigation into whether they held
• Midland, Ontario Canada at the Wake of a Ransomware Attack
• A browser con, an ad scam and lack of password control
• Colorado printing company forced out of business due to attacks
• New Brrr Dharma Ransomware Variant Released
• Phishing Technique uses Old Tricks
• Cyber Security Training
• Credit Freezes Will Be Fee-Free
• Half of Government, Military Passwords are Weak
• British Airways
• Google buys credit card records
• VDI isn't as secure as we think
• Dramatic Increase of DDoS Attack Sizes Attributed to IoT Devices
• Files With 42 Million Emails and Passwords Found On Free Hosting Service
• Peter Yuryevich Levashov pleads guilty
• Half of Government, Military Passwords are Weak
• MacOS warnings bypass discovered high sierra release
• which countries host the most malicious domains?
• Half of Government, Military Passwords are Weak
• Browser security hole on Macs and iPhones
• Google Secretly Tracks What You Buy Offline Using Mastercard Data
• Google Secretly Tracks What You Buy Offline Using Mastercard Data
• Microsoft released important security updates on 9/11/18
• North Korean Lazarus Group Targeting MAC users
• CS
• Cold Boot Attack
• Tesla's keyless car vulnerable to a spoofing attack
• Microsoft purges 3,000 tech support scams hiding on TechNet
• Online shopping could come at a cost
• New Python Ransomware Poses as Locky
• Google Making the Web more Secure
• Hackers Can Steal a Tesla Model S in Seconds by Cloning Its Key Fob
• Runaway Technologies and Why They're Dangerous
• Hackers slipped passed British airway defenses
• More US households had an online security breach in 2017
• Hijacked MEGA Chrome Extension
• How to Protect Against Human Vulnerabilities in Your Security Program
• CS
• The Fast-Growing Job With A Huge Skills Gap: Cyber Security
• Introduction
• The Right Professional Profile for a "Security Awareness Officer"
• Finance company
• Can Blockchain stop SPAM?
• The death of passwords
• AI, IoT and Cybersecurity – What does the future holds for Users
• Visibility of Security threats
• Identity and Access Management
• CyberSecurity for Small orgs
• are companies investing in their cyber Security Management
• digital engineering and model formalization
• How to get into Future career path in Cybersecurity
• Software Assurance for Offshore Development
• NIST Releases Final Draft of Special Publication 800-171A for public comment
• NIST Releases Second Errata Update for Special Publication 800-171 Revision 1
• Signalling System 7 Vulnerabilities in Telecom
• Future of Cyber Security
• How will cyber criminals exploit the RCE vulnerability in EOS Blockchain using S
• How Secure is AWS Authentication when using Google’s identity service for user i
• EMV Cryptogram-enabled Chip Cards Lead to 76% Drop in Payment Fraud
• Advice for career
• VPNFilter Router Malware Attack – Is Russia Up to its Common Tactics?
• How Serious is the ZipperDown iOS App Programming Vulnerability?
• Impact of Software As A Service to Cyber Security
• RSA Conference’s Cybersecurity Tech Accord – Substance or Delusion?
• Cybersecurity Management
• “Roaming Mantis” – Assessing the Impact of Android Malware on Users Worldwide
• Can a Telco be hacked?
• Syrian Electric Army (SEA) Delivers Cyber Attacks to Defend President Bashar al-
• Cyberattack vs Cyberdefence
• In the cyber-physical domain Cyber Security requires to consider both – OT and I
• The Cyber Threat Within: US FBI Identifies “Vault 7” Attack Suspect at the CIA
• Can We Expect Iran to Launch Cyber Attacks in Responsefor the US Revoking JCPOA?
• Measuring the Vulnerability of the US Power Grid to Russian Cyber Attacks
• AI Being Weaponized to Launch Next Gen Cyber Security Warfare
• The Top Five Global Cyber Security Threats for 2018
• Spartacus ransomware shows sparse features can still fight hard
• Delaware data breach resource site goes live
• NYU and NY Cyber Command team up to offer cheap cybersecurity education and trai
• Trump administration looking to rescind cyberwarfare approval process
• Drupal sites running cryptomining maleware
• Hackers Hiding Maleware in LoJack devices
• Kaspersky Labs outlines development of hacker group ZooPark
• Knox Tennessee voting hit with DDoS attack
• Andriod's new OS will prevent apps from accessing data
• Suspect Traffic Seen.
• Twitter urges users to change passwords after finding bug in password storage sy
• Microsoft fixes critical RCE bug in hcsshim library
• How Vulnerable are Cryptocurrency Wallets to DNS Attacks?
• NATO Team Wins the CCDCOE 2018 Locked Shields Cyber Warfare Competition
• CS digest Article
• Microsoft has lunch a new Windows Defender Browser Protection extension to help
• Finding & Activating Hidden Features in Windows 10 Using Mach2
• Windows Insider RS5 Build 17650 Brings Firewall Rules for WSL
• Big IoT Botnet Starts Large-Scale Exploitation of Drupalgeddon 2 Vulnerability
• The Week in Ransomware
• LinkedIn patches serious leak in its AutoFill plugin
• No secure Internet??
• CS Digest Article
• CS Digest Article
• Power Lines that has been created by Researchers capable of stealing Data
• What Can Really Happen at a Cash Register
• It is going pretty far
• Cyber Security
• Could Gamers Be The Answer?
• Advice to delete any malicious, unknown, unnecessary apps your Android Phone
• Seldom Progress Achieved on Voting Security
• New Cryptomix Ransomware variant discovered
• CS DIGEST ARTICLE
• Digital signature giant DocuSign files for IPO after fifteen years
• Boeing Malware intrusion
• Money Got Good..
• Microsoft Releases more Information about Gamarue Maleware
• Fileless Malware
• Data Breach
• Cyren reports crypto-mining websites has jumped by 725%
• ransomware
• Banking trojan Gozi ISFB
• vulnerability
• FBI used Best Buy's Geek Squad as confidential informants
• Half million email Systems needs patched
• Preparing for near future Cyber War
• Vulnerable servers exposed, causing some easy hacking that can go bad
• Private Browsing
• Vulnerability in State Voting Sytems allow for potential hacking
• forged e-passport
• Businesses are avoiding little things that can hurt them
• Cyber Laws of War – Finally coming of age
• Apple issues again
• tips to avoid being used to mine for digital currency
• Tax Identity Theft – Part 2 – Warning signs, If you're a victim, Minimizing Risk
• A Pragmatic Approach to Fixing Cybersecurity: 5 Steps
• Tax Identity Theft – Part 1 – The Basics
• Chaos Engineering and M&S
• Windows
• Looking for Recommendations – Patch Management
• Technical Writing class – questions – PLEASE HELP
• Data Privacy – Personal Information: Risks and Mitigation
• Data Privacy – What is the difference between privacy and security?
• Data Privacy – What is it? Why Does it Matter? Why Should I Care?
• Topic of Discussion..??
• Vulnerability Management
• Protecting systems, network and data
• Cyber Attacks in Mass Manufacturing Companies.
• Suggestions for Overview of U.S. Cybersecurity Regulatory & Compliance Landscape
• Automate ICS and SCADA vulnerability evaluation
• Automating Operational Technology (OT) vulnerability evaluation
• Thoughts on updated NIST Cybersecurity Framework (draft version 1.1)
• What are the 2018 top cybersecurity threats?
• Attacks
• Supply chain security
• Risk Management in Cyber Security
• Encryption Software
• Adversary emulation
• SEIM TM and VM
• The Year in Cybersecurity
• Suggestions for security tools
• Automated Penetration and Breach testing
• Security Monitoring in hybrid on-prem/cloud environment
• Cuckoo sandbox
• Threat Detection & Endpoint Protection
• Endpoint protection
• Thoughts on Behavioural Augmentation due to AR/VR Proliferation
• Critical Data Backups vs Cyberattacks
• Will GDPR of EU make company information more secure ?
• Corporate Response to Attacks
• Fortigate & PCI
• Scientific and practical cyber security peer reviewed journal
• DTIC Documents and Search
• Views on M&S and Machine Learning
• eSIM Cybersecurity Concerns?
• Seeking participants for Ransomware Survey
• Need Cybersecurity Expert
• Ransomware Survey
• Alert (TA17-164A) HIDDEN COBRA – North Korea’s DDoS Botnet Infrastructure
• Use of BioMetric Devices
• Multifactor Authentication – Meeting IA-2 Controls
• DoD Announces the Launch of “Code.mil,” an Experiment in Open Source
• Potentially Massive HTTPS Leak
• Revision of NIST SP 800-171 – Ask Your Questions Now
• Looking for direction
• Cybersecurity (CS) Digest Article Suggestions
• Must an organization meet all CUI and related control enhancements in 800-171
• Reality Instead Of Hype
• Cybersecurity Incident Reporting for Government Contracts
• New FAR rule: Basic Safeguarding of Contractor Information Systems
• Artificial Coffee
• Before Computers And After Computers
• Why There Are Failures In Building Software Products
• Time To Rethink Object Oriented Programs
• Do not look for the silver bullet solution.
• Thought For Software Developers
• Out dated software technology by government
• The Lessons Learned The DoD Forgot To Write
• Better User's Interfaces
• The Never Ending Computer Languages
• CUI on Corporately Owned Networks
• Welcome to the Software Intensive Systems Engineering forum!
• Welcome to the Knowledge Management & Information Sharing forum!
• Welcome to the Modeling & Simulation forum!
• Welcome to the Cybersecurity Forum!

KM Policy Charts

• 2019-11-04

KM Policies

• U.S. OMB Memo – Anti-deficiency Act Implications and Certain Online Terms of Service Agreements
• DoD Instruction 8170.01 Online Info Mgmt & Electronic Messaging
• IRM 2300-11A Enterprise IT Service Management Knowledge Management Process Guide
• MCTP 3-30B Information Management
• AFSC 3D0X1 KM – Career Education and Training Plan
• DON CIO Memorandum – Acceptable Use of DoN Information Technology
• FM 6-01.1 Knowledge Management Operations
• NIH Plain Language Online Training
• OPM Plain Language Guide
• GAO IT Management Best Practices
• AFM 33-396 Knowledge Management
• Department of Navy Knowledge Management Strategy
• AR 25-1 Army Information Technology
• CJCS Knowledge and Information Management
• NATO Communication & Information Agency Knowledge Management Strategy
• OPM Strategic Information Technology Plan
• OPM Digital Government Strategy
• MCRP 3-40.2B Internet Tactical Chat in Support of Operations
• AFTTP 3-2.77
• NTTP 6-02.8
• ATP 6-02.73 (CAC Only)
• Tactical Chat – Multi-Service TTPs for Tatical Chat – Jan 2014 (CAC Only)
• AFPD 33-3 Information Management
• HOI 33-4 HQ Air Force IM & Compliance
• AETCI 33-303 Command Enterprise IM SharePoint
• MCO 5220.13 Marine Corps Continuous Process Improvement
• AFI 38-401 (AETC Supplement) Continuous Process Improvement
• AFI 38-401 Continuous Process Improvement
• DODDIR 5010.42 DoD-Wide CPI/Lean Six Sigma (LSS) Program
• GAO Streamlining Government
• MCBUL 5210 Policy for Email Usage, Email Accout Management & Records Management on the MCEN NIPRNET
• Refer to DoN CIO Memorandum Acceptable Use of DoN Information Technology
• AR 25-13 Army Telecommunications & Unified Capabilities
• MCO 5231.3 Marine Corps Data Strategy
• DoN strategy for Data and Analytics Optimization
• Army Data Strategy
• OPM Open Government Plan
• MCO 5210.11F Marinie Corps Records Management Program
• USAF Records Management Program
• SECNAVINST 5210.8F DoN Records Management Program
• SECNAV M-5210.1 Rev. 1 DoN Records Management Manual
• AR 25-400-2 The Army Records Information Management System
• AFI 33-332 Guidance Memo to Air Force Policy and Civil Liberty Program
• SECNAVINST 5211.5F DoN Privacy Program
• DoDR 5400.11-R DoD Privacy Program – Regulation
• DoDD 5400.11 DoD Privacy Program
• DoDI 5400.16 DoD Privacy Impact Assessment Guidance
• DoDM 5240.01 Procedures of U.S. Intelligence Activities
• Executive Order 12333 U.S. Intelligence Activities
• Privacy Act of 1974 with Overview/2015 Edition
• CMC White Letter 1-17 Recent Conduct on Social Media
• MARADMIN365/10 Social Media Guidance
• AFI 35-107 Public Web and Social Communication
• SECNAVINST 5720.44C Public Affairs Policy & Regulations
• U.S. OPM Social Media Policy
• OPM Open Government Plan
• Department of Justice E-Government Act of 2002
• Title 40 U.S.C. 25 Information Technology Mgmt

Certifications

• U.S. Army Functional Area 57 (FA57)
• Architecture Tradeoff Analysis Method Leader
• CERT-Certified Computer Security Incident Handler
• SEI-Certified PSP Developer
• Certificate in Knowledge and Innovation Management (CKIM)
• Certificate in Knowledge and Innovation Management (CKIM) – Distance Learning Program
• Certificate in Knowledge and Innovation Management (CKIM) – In-House
• Certified Chief Information Security Officer (C|CISO)
• Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC)
• Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
• Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
• Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
• Certified ISO-27000 Specialist (G27000)
• Certified Knowledge Management Professional (CKMP)
• Certified Knowledge Manager (CKM)
• Certified Knowledge Manager (CKM)
• Certified Knowledge Manager (CKM)/Certified Knowledge Environment Engineer (CKEE)
• Certified Knowledge Manager (CKM)/Knowledge Economics
• Certified Knowledge Practitioner (CKP)
• Certified Knowledge Specialist
• Certified Modeling & Simulation Professional (CMSP)
• Certified Software Development Associate (CSDA)
• Certified Software Quality Engineer
• Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) Specialist
• Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr)
• Cisco Certified Design Associate (CCDA) Certification
• Cisco Certified Design Expert (CCDE) Certification
• Cisco Certified Design Professional (CCDP) Certification
• Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT)
• Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) Certification
• Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Data Center
• Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) in Routing and Switching
• Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Security
• Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Storage Networking
• Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Certification
• Cisco Certified Network Associate Security (CCNA Security)
• Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) Certification
• Cisco Certified Network Professional Security (CCNP Security)
• Cisco Firewall Security Specialist
• Cisco Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) Specialist
• Cisco IOS Security Specialist
• Cisco Network Admission Control Specialist
• Cisco Virtual Private Network (VPN) Security Specialist
• CMIIS (CMII Software) Certification
• CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP)
• CompTIA Cloud Essentials
• CompTIA Linux+
• CompTIA Network+
• CompTIA Security+
• Cybersecurity Forensic Analyst (CSFA) Certification
• e-Certified Knowledge Manager (eCKM)
• E-Certified Knowledge Practitioner
• E-Certified Knowledge Specialist
• GIAC Assessing and Auditing Wireless Networks (GAWN)
• GIAC Certified Enterprise Defender (GCED)
• GIAC Certified Firewall Analyst (GCFW)
• GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst (GCFA)
• GIAC Certified Forensic Examiner (GCFE)
• GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH)
• GIAC Certified Intrusion Analyst (GCIA)
• GIAC Certified Project Manager (GCPM)
• GIAC Certified UNIX Security Administrator (GCUX)
• GIAC Certified Web Application Defender (GWEB)
• GIAC Certified Windows Security Administrator (GCWN)
• GIAC Exploit Researcher and Advanced Penetration Tester (GXPN)
• GIAC Information Security Fundamentals (GISF)
• GIAC Information Security Professional (GISP)
• GIAC Legal Issues in Information Technology & Security (GLEG)
• GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN)
• GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware (GREM)
• GIAC Secure Software Programmer – .Net (GSP-.Net)
• GIAC Secure Software Programmer – Java (GSSP-JAVA)
• GIAC Security Essentials Certification (GSEC)
• GIAC Security Leadership Certification (GSLC)
• GIAC Systems and Network Auditor (GSNA)
• GIAC Web Application Penetration Tester (GWAPT)
• Master Certified Knowledge Managment Professional (MKMP)
• Social Media Security Professional
• U.S. Army Career Program 36 (CP36)
• U.S. Army Functional Area 57 (FA57)
• Wireless Communication Engineering Technologies (WCET) Certification

Reference Documents

• US-CERT CISA: Potential for Iranian Cyber Response to U.S. Military Strike in Baghdad
• NIST Invites Comments on Draft Special Publication (SP) 800-207, Zero Trust Architecture
• DOD Digital Modernization Strategy
• Executive Order on America’s Cybersecurity Workforce
• Worldwide Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community
• National Cyber Strategy – September 2018
• NIST Releases Draft Update of the Risk Management Framework: Special Publication 800-37 Revision 2
• Report on Post-Quantum Cryptography
• Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Version 1.1
• NIST SP 500-325, Fog Computing Conceptual Model
• NIST Releases the Second Public Draft of Special Publication (SP) 800-125A, Security Recommendations for Hypervisor Deployment
• NISTIR 8011 Automation Support for Security Control Assessments – Volume 2: Hardware Asset Management
• NISTIR 8011 Automation Support for Security Control Assessments – Volume 1: Overview
• NISTIR 8170 DRAFT – The Cybersecurity Framework: Implementation Guidance for Federal Agencies
• Presidential Executive Order on Strengthening the Cybersecurity of Federal Networks and Critical Infrastructure
• DHS Study on Mobile Device Security
• Report on Lightweight Cryptography
• Symantec Ransomware Report
• NJ Cybersecurity Ransomware Threat Profiles
• The ICIT Ransomware Report
• Tackling the Ransomware Threat
• Ransomware Local Government Management Guide
• Understanding Crypto-Ransomware
• CERT Insider Threat Publications
• The Insider Threat: An Introduction to Detecting and Deterring an Insider Spy
• Comply to Connect
• Benjamin Foulois Cyber Proving Ground (CPG)
• Cyber Supply Chain
• NIST Special Publication 800-171, Revision 1, Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations
• GRIZZLY STEPPE – Russian Malicious Cyber Activity
• NIST – Safer, Less Vulnerable Software Is the Goal of New NIST Computer Publication
• Marking Controlled Unclassified Information Rev 1.1 (Marking Handbook)
• Common Sense Guide to Mitigating Insider Threats, Fifth Edition
• NIST Releases Baldrige-Based Tool for Cybersecurity Excellence
• Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Notice 2016-01: Implementation Guidance for the Controlled Unclassified Information Program
• Information on Current and Future States of Cybersecurity in the Digital Economy
• Intelligence Information Sharing
• Promoting Private Sector Cybersecurity Information Sharing
• National Strategy for Information Sharing And Safeguarding
• Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center
• White House Summit on Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection
• Middle Class Economics: Cybersecurity
• The Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative
• Cyber-Insurance Metrics and Impact on Cyber-Security
• International Strategy for Cyberspace
• Structural Reforms to Improve the Security of Classified Networks and the Responsible Sharing and Safeguarding of Classified Information
• Presidential Policy Directive: Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience
• Presidential Policy Directive Signals Intelligence Activities
• Cybersecurity National Action Plan
• New Commitments to Accelerate the Safe Integration of Unmanned Aircraft Systems
• United States Cyber Incident Coordination
• Digital Signature Standard (DSS)
• Secure Hash Standard (SHS)
• Mobile Application Sign-On For Public Safety And Public Responders
• DRAFT The Technical Specification for the Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP)
• DRAFT [Concept Paper] Identity and Access Management for Smart Home Devices
• DRAFT Guide to Securing Apple OS X 10.10 Systems for IT Professionals: A NIST Security Configuration Checklist
• DRAFT SHA-3 Derived Functions: cSHAKE, KMAC, TupleHash, and ParallelHash
• Cybersecurity and Acquisition Lifecycle Integration Tool (CALIT)
• DoD Information Analysis Centers (IAC) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) Government-Industry Day Presentation
• NIST Released the Second Draft Special Publication (SP) 800-160, Systems Security Engineering: An Integrated Approach to Building Trustworthy Resilient Systems
• An Insider Threat Indicator Ontology
• DOD CIO, Through DISA, Releases Cloud Security Requirements Guide Update
• ICS-CERT Advisory (ICSA-16-070-01) Schneider Electric Telvent RTU Improper Ethernet Frame Padding Vulnerability
• Safety-Critical (SC) Systems
• Monitoring Software-Intensive System Acquisition (SISA) Programs
• Managing Operational Resilience
• Managing Intellectual Property in the Acquisition of Software-Intensive Systems
• Agile at Scale (AAS)
• NIST Released Draft Special Publication 800-180, NIST Definition of Microservices, Application Containers and System Virtual Machines
• FAA Unveils Effort to Expand the Safe Integration of Unmanned Aircraft
• Federal Aviation Administration: B4UFLY Smartphone App
• NIST announces the Release of Special Publication 800-57 Part 1 Revision 4, Recommendation for Key Management, Part 1: General
• NIST Released NIST Interagency Report (NISTIR) 8055, Derived Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Credentials (DPC) Proof of Concept Research
• IAD CNSA Suite and Quantum Computing FAQ
• NIST Released the Second Draft Special Publication 800-90B, Recommendation for the Entropy Sources Used for Random Bit Generation
• NIST Announces: Draft NISTIR 8011, Automation Support for Security Control Assessments – Volume 1: Overview and Volume 2: Hardware Asset Management
• NIST Released the following 2 Draft Special Publications (SP): (1) Draft Special Publication (SP) 800-156, Representation of PIV Chain-of-Trust for Import and Export, and (2) Draft Special Publication 800-116 Revision 1, A Recommendation for the Use of PI
• SP 800-152 (Third Draft) A Profile for U.S. Federal Cryptographic Key Management Systems (CKMS)
• DoD Cybersecurity T&E Guidebook
• DoD Program Manager’s Guidebook for Integrating the Cybersecurity Risk Management Framework (RMF) into the System Acquisition Lifecycle
• NIST Announced the Withdrawal of Six Federal Information Processing Standards
• NIST Computer Security Division Plans to update Special Publication 800-126 and also design SCAP 1.3
• NIST SP 800-73-4: Interfaces for Personal Identity Verification
• NIST Interagency Report (NISTIR) 8014, Considerations for Identity Management in Public Safety Mobile Networks
• NPS: Unmanned Systems Sentinel Summary
• Department of Defense (DoD)-Defense Industrial Base (DIB) Cybersecurity (CS) Activities
• NIST IR 8074: DRAFT Report on Strategic U.S. Government Engagement in International Standardization to Achieve U.S. Objectives for Cybersecurity
• NIST IR 8053 DRAFT De-Identification of Personally Identifiable Information
• DOT&E FY2014 Annual Report
• NIST Requests Comments on FIPS 186-4, Digital Signature Standard
• DISA Best Practices Guide for DoD Cloud Mission Owners
• NIST IR 7904 DRAFT (Second Draft) Trusted Geolocation in the Cloud: Proof of Concept Implementation
• NIST SP 800-78-4: Cryptographic Algorithms and Key Sizes for Personal Identity Verification
• NIST SP 800-171 DRAFT Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Information Systems and Organizations (Final Public Draft)
• FEDERAL FACILITY CYBERSECURITY: DHS and GSA Should Address Cyber Risk to Building and Access Control Systems
• US CERT- Alert (TA15-286A) Dridex P2P Malware
• NIST Requests Comments on Using ISO/IEC 19790:2012 as the U.S. Federal Standard for Cryptographic Modules
• NISTIR 7863: Cardholder Authentication for the PIV Digital Signature Key
• The Department of Defense Cyber Strategy
• NIST IR 8060 DRAFT Guidelines for the Creation of Interoperable Software Identification (SWID) Tags
• Exemption to Prohibition on Circumvention of Copyright Protection Systems for Access Control Technologies
• NIST IR 8060 DRAFT (Second Draft) Guidelines for the Creation of Interoperable Software Identification (SWID) Tags
• NIST SP 800-82 Revision 2, Guide to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Security
• NIST SP 800-161 – Supply Chain Risk Management Practices for Federal Information Systems and Organizations
• NIST RFI – Views on the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity
• NIST Cryptographic Standards and Guidelines Development Process (Second Draft)
• NIST Special Publication 800-176, 2014 Computer Security Division Annual Report
• NIST Computer Security Resource: Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 186-4, Digital Signature Standard
• Preferred Use of DoD Information Analysis Center Contracts
• Operation of the Defense Acquisition System
• NIST Special Publication 800-53A, Revision 4, Assessing Security and Privacy Controls in Federal Information Systems and Organizations
• NIST Special Publication 800-88, Revision 1, Guidelines for Media Sanitization
• Combating the Insider Threat
• DoDI 8500.02
• NIST Special Publication 800-88 Guidelines for Media Sanitization
• US-CERT Bulletins
• Cyber Security of Critical Infrastructure
• CNSS Advisory Memorandum Information Assurance
• US-CERT Alerts
• Department of Defense (DoD) Senate Appropriations Bill
• RIAC SPECIAL ISSUE: DoD BETTER BUYING POWER
• NIST Special Publication 800-53, Revision 4, Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations
• Special Publications (sp) – (800 series)
• Security Configuration Guides (Operating Systems)
• Security Configuration Guides (Applications)
• System Level IA Guidance
• Security Configuration Guides (Fact Sheets)
• Security Configuration Guides (Archived Security Configuration Guides)
• Security Configuration Guides (Industrial Control Systems (ICS))
• Guidance, Rationale, & Interoperability Modalities for the RPR FOM (GRIM 1.0)
• Systems and Software Engineering – System Life Cycle Processes
• A Case Study for Better Buying Power: Information Analysis Centers of the Defense Technical Information Center
• Information Technology – SEDRIS – Part 3: Transmittal Format Binary Encoding
• Information Technology — Process Assessment — Part 6: An Exemplar System Life Cycle Process Assessment Model
• Information Technology – Computer Graphics, Image Processing and Environmental Data Representation – Environmental Data Coding Specification (EDCS) Language Bindings – Part 4: C
• Quality Management Systems – Requirements
• Information Technology – Software Engineering – Guidelines for the Adoption of CASE Tools
• Information Technology – Process Assessment – Part 7: Assessment of Organizational Maturity
• IEEE Standard for System and Software Verification and Validation
• Information Technology — Computer Graphics and Image Processing – Spatial Reference Model (SRM) Language Bindings – Part 4: C
• Systems and Software Engineering – Measurement Process
• Information Technology — Process Assessment — Part 8: An Exemplar Process Assessment Model for IT Service Management
• An Illustration of the Concepts of Verification and Validation in Computational Solid Mechanics
• Information Technology — SEDRIS — Part 2: Abstract Transmittal Format
• Systems and Software Engineering — Life Cycle Processes — Risk Management
• Information Technology – Process Assessment – Part 5: An Exemplar Software Life Cycle Process Assessment Model
• Software Engineering – Recommended Practice for the Internet – Web Site Engineering, Web Site Management, and Web Site Life Cycle
• Space Data and Information Transfer Systems – Open Archival Information System (OAIS) – Reference Model
• IEEE Standard for Configuration Management in Systems and Software Engineering
• 3GPP LTE Security Aspects
• Software Engineering — COSMIC: a Functional Size Measurement Method
• Systems and Software Engineering — Life Cycle Management — Part 3: Guide to the Application of ISO/IEC 12207
• Information Technology – Process Assessment – Part 10: Safety Extension
• IEEE Standard for Software and System Test Documentation
• Information Technology – SEDRIS Language Bindings – Part 4: C
• Information and Documentation – Managing metadata for records – Part 3: Self-assessment Method
• Systems and software engineering – Systems and software Quality Requirements and Evaluation (SQuaRE) – System and Software Quality Models
• Information technology – SEDRIS – Part 1: Functional specification
• Software Engineering – Software Life Cycle Processes – Maintenance
• Information technology – Environmental Data Coding Specification (EDCS)
• Systems and software engineering – Systems and software assurance – Part 3: System integrity levels
• IEEE Standard for Modeling and Simulation (M&S) High Level Architecture (HLA) – Object Model Template (OMT) Specification – Redline
• Information technology – Process assessment – Part 9: Target process profiles
• CUI Compliance Plans Overview and Recommendations for Departments and Agencies
• Executive Order 13556 “Controlled Unclassified Information”
• The DoDAF Architecture Framework Version 2.02
• IEEE Recommended Practice for Distributed Simulation Engineering and Execution Process (DSEEP)
• Information technology — Computer graphics and image processing – The Virtual Reality Modeling Language – Part 1: Functional specification and UTF-8 encoding
• Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Simulation Package Interoperability (CSPI) Reference Models
• IEEE Standard Classification for Software Anomalies
• IEEE Standard for Modeling and Simulation (M&S) High Level Architecture (HLA) – Framework and Rules
• IEEE Recommended Practice for Distributed Interactive Simulation Verification, Validation, and Accreditation
• IEEE Standard for Modeling and Simulation (M&S) High Level Architecture (HLA) – Federate Interface Specification
• Core Manufacturing Simulation Data (CMSD)
• Information and documentation – Records management processes – Metadata for records – Part 1: Principles
• Information technology – Spatial Reference Model (SRM)
• IEEE Standard for Information Technology – System and Software Life Cycle Processes – Reuse Processes
• Information technology – Open Distributed Processing – Unified Modeling Language (UML) Version 1.4.2
• Insider Risk Evaluation and Audit
• Best Practices for Mitigating and Investigating Insider Threats – Raytheon Whitepaper
• Information and documentation – Managing metadata for records – Part 2: Conceptual and Implementation Issues
• Software and systems engineering – Software measurement – IFPUG functional size measurement method 2009
• Information technology — Process assessment — Part 4: Guidance on use for process improvement and process capability determination
• IEEE Standard for Information Technology-Systems Design- Software Design Descriptions
• IEEE Standard for CASE Tool Interconnections-Reference Model for Specifying System Behavior
• Information technology — Process assessment — Part 2: Performing an assessment
• Software engineering – Guidelines for the application of ISO 9001:2000 to computer software
• Military Scenario Definition Language (MSDL)
• Software engineering – Mk II Function Point Analysis – Counting Practices Manual
• Information and Documentation – Work Process Analysis for Records
• Information technology – Process assessment – Part 1: Concepts and vocabulary
• ISO/IEC/IEEE Standard for Systems and Software Engineering – Software Life Cycle Processes
• Information technology – Security techniques – Systems Security Engineering – Capability Maturity Model (SSE-CMM)
• IEEE Standard for Software Reviews and Audits
• IT Security Guidelines
• IEEE Standard. Adoption of International Standard ISO/IEC 12119: 1994(E). Information Technology – Software Packages – Quality Requirements and Testing
• IEEE Recommended Practice for CASE Tool Interconnection – Characterization of Interconnections
• Information technology – Process assessment – Part 3: Guidance on performing an assessment
• IEEE Recommended Practice for Verification, Validation, and Accreditation of a Federationan Overlay to the High Level Architecture Federation Development and Execution Process
• Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 200, Minimum Security Requirements for Federal Information and Information Systems
• Base Object Model (BOM) Template Specification
• Guide for BOM Use and Implementation
• IEEE Standard for Developing a Software Project Life Cycle Process
• Standard for: Link16 Simulations
• IEEE Standard Dictionary of Measures of the Software Aspects of Dependability
• Ten Tales of Betrayal: The Threat to Corporate Infrastructures by Information Technology Insiders Analysis and Observations
• Knowledge management – a guide
• IEEE Standard for CASE Tool Interconnections-Reference Model for Specifying Software Behavior
• Dynamic Link Compatible HLA API Standard for the HLA Interface Specification Version 1.3
• Dynamic Link Compatible HLA API Standard for the HLA Interface Specification (IEEE 1516.1 Version)
• Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 199, Standards for Security Categorization of Federal Information and Information Systems
• IEEE Recommended Practice for High Level Architecture (HLA) Federation Development and Execution Process (FEDEP)
• IEEE Guide for CASE Tool Interconnections – Classification and Description
• IEEE Standard for Software User Documentation
• IEEE Guide for Information Technology – System Definition – Concept of Operations (ConOps) Document
• IEEE Recommended Practice for Software Requirements Specifications
• IEEE Guide for Developing System Requirements Specifications
• IEEE Standard for Software Quality Assurance Plans
• Information Technology – Guideline for the Evaluation and Selection of CASE Tools
• IEEE Standard for Functional Modeling Language – Syntax and Semantics for IDEF0
• Implementation note for IEEE adoption of ISO/IEC 14143-1:1998. Information technology – software measurement – functional size measurement. Part 1: definition of concepts
• IEEE Standard for Distributed Interactive Simulation – Application Protocols
• IEEE Recommended Practice for Software Acquisition
• IEEE Standard for Software Unit Testing
• IEEE Standard for Conceptual Modeling Language Syntax and Semantics for IDEF1X/Sub 97/ (IDEF/Sub Object/)
• Software Test Description (STD)
• Real-time Platform Reference Federation Object Model (RPR FOM 1.0)
• IEEE Standard for a Software Quality Metrics Methodology

CSIAC Reports

• Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC): The Road to Compliance
• Assessing the Operational System Risk Imposed by the Infrastructure Deployment Pipeline Workflow
• Privacy Impact Assessment: The Foundation for Managing Privacy Risk
• Smart Cities, Smart Bases and Secure Cloud Architecture for Resiliency by Design
• Hypergaming for Cyber – Strategy for Gaming a Wicked Problem
• Evolving Developments in Cyberlaw: February 2020
• Cybersecurity Issues for Security Managers: 2019
• The Internet of Things and the “Next War”
• Security-Conscious Password Behavior from the End-User’s Perspective
• Examination of Emotet’s Activities: TrickBot Takes Over as Top Organizational Threat
• Evolving Developments in Cyberlaw: June 2019
• Data Manipulation
• JFAC/DAU/CSIAC Cyber Experiment (CYBEX)
• Reducing Your Digital Footprint
• Emerging Developments in Cyberlaw: 2019
• 5th Generation (5G) Technology White Paper
• Malvertising Explored
• Cultivating Cybersecurity Talent Internally
• Learning to Win: Making the Case for Autonomous Cyber Security Solutions
• Knowledge Temple of Decision Making
• Recent Developments in Cyberlaw: 2018
• Mobile Security
• Cloud Infrastructure Deployment
• Defense Acquisition University Secure Systems Design Course Experiment
• Automation and Ongoing Authorization Transition/Implementation
• Challenges in Applying the Law of Armed Conflict to Cyberwar
• Evolving Developments in Cyberlaw: 2017
• Cloud Computing for the Government Sector
• Handbook of Software Reliability and Security Testing
• Insider Threat Workshop Proceedings: Papers and Presentations from the CSIAC Insider Threat Workshop
• Firewalls
• Vulnerability Assessment
• Use of Mobile Technology for Information Collection & Dissemination
• Cloud Computing in the Government
• Risk Management for the Off-the-Shelf (OTS) Information Communications Technology (ICT) Supply Chain
• Malware
• Measuring Cyber Security and Information Assurance
• Enhancing the Development Life Cycle to Produce Secure Software
• The Insider Threat to Information Systems
• Software Project Management for Software Assurance
• A Business Case for Software Process Improvement (2007 Update), Measuring Return on Investment from Software Engineering and Management
• Software Security Assurance
• A Comprehensive Review of Common Needs and Capability Gaps
• Software Acquisition Gold Practice: Track Earned Value
• Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) Security
• Embedded Software Maintenance
• Agile Software Development
• Network Centric Warfare
• Exploring Biotechnology: Opportunities for the Department of Defense
• Malicious Code
• Software Tools for Knowledge Management
• Knowledge Management in Software Engineering
• Verification, Validation, and Accreditation (VV&A) Automated Support Tools, A State of the Art Report: Part 2 – Details
• Modeling and Simulation for Information Assurance
• Configuration Management Compliance Validation
• COTS Based Software Development and Integration
• Using Cost Benefit Analyses to Develop Software Process Improvement (SPI) Strategies
• IA Metrics
• Verification, Validation, and Accreditation (VV&A) Automated Support Tools, A State of the Art Report: Part 1 – Overview
• Defense In Depth
• Data Mining
• Mining Software Engineering Data: A Survey
• Data Embedding for Information Assurance
• Object-Oriented Database Management Systems Revisited
• Using Defect Tracking and Analysis to Improve Software Quality
• Understanding and Improving Technology Transfer in Software Engineering
• Modern Empirical Cost and Schedule Estimation Tools
• An Analysis of Two Formal Methods: VDM and Z
• Software Interoperability
• A History of Software Measurement at Rome Laboratory
• Software Engineering Baselines
• Technology Transfer Across the Internet
• Software Requirements: A Tutorial
• Electronic Publishing on the World Wide Web: An Engineering Approach
• Analyzing Quantitative Data Through the Web
• The Present Value of Software Maintenance
• Software Design Methods
• Rome Laboratory Research in Software Measurement: A DACS Custom Bibliographic Search
• A Review of Non-Ada to Ada Conversion
• A Review of Formal Methods
• A State of the Art Review of Distributed Database Technology
• Artificial Neural Networks Technology
• Software Prototyping and Requirements Engineering
• Software Analysis and Test Technologies
• An Overview of Object Oriented Design

Journal Issues

• Data-Centric Environment Rise of Internet-Based Modern Warfare “iWar” – Survivability, Availability and Accessibility without Geographic Borders
• M&S Applied Across Broad Spectrum Defense and Federal Endeavors
• Resilient Industrial Control Systems (ICS) & Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
• Artificial Intelligence: “The Next – Nuclear Arms Race – Space Race – To the Edge”
• Launching Innovation Through Medical Modeling and Simulation Technologies Special Edition
• Innovation Based Ecosystems
• Cyber-As-Zoo: Multidisciplinary Cyber Struggle
• Insider Threat and the Malicious Insider Threat
• Serious Games to Enhance Defense Capabilities – Modeling & Simulation Special Edition
• Tools & Testing Techniques for Assured Software – DoD Software Assurance Community of Practice: Volume 2
• Design and Development Process for Assured Software – DoD Software Assurance Community of Practice: Volume 1
• Cyber Science & Technology at the Army Research Laboratory (ARL)
• Modeling and Simulation Special Edition: Wargaming
• Basic Complexity
• Focus on Air Force Research Laboratory’s Information Directorate
• Modeling & Simulation Special Edition
• Early Prevention & Best Practices
• Applying Modeling & Simulation for Defense
• Games People Play Behavior and Security
• Knowledge Management
• Understanding Cyber Risks and Security Management
• Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
• Secure Systems and Software Productivity
• Welcome to the CSIAC
• IA on a Tight Budget
• Social Media Malware
• Cost Estimation & Systems Acquisition
• Information Assurance: Then, Now, and Moving Forward
• Cloud Computing
• Security Automation: Addressing Operational Problems
• Analyzing and Measuring Information Quality
• IA in Acquisition
• Web Technology Initatives in the Government
• International Information Assurance
• DoD and Open Source Software
• Cyber Forensics in the Cloud
• Welcome to the New DACS
• Privacy and Enhanced Information Security
• A New Layer of Security
• Defensive Cyber Security: Policies and Procedures
• Software Quality, Reliability, and Error Prediction
• Cloud Computing: Silver Lining or Storm Ahead?
• Model-Driven Development
• Security Automation: A New Approach to Managing and Protecting Critical Information
• Overcoming Cyber IA Challenges Through Better IA Policy Development and Implementation
• Information Assurance (IA) Challenges in an International Environment
• Project Management: Managing For Success
• Software Testing: A Lifecycle Perspective
• DoD Techipedia… A Way to Collaborate
• Earned Value Management: Keeping Your Project On Track
• Making GIG IA Architecture Real with AFG
• Phishing Warfare Against Armed Forces
• DoD Software Technology Challenges
• New Directions in Software Estimation
• Guarding the Cybercastle in 2020
• Intellectual Property and Software
• Defining the GIG Core
• Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Network Risk Assessment Tool (NRAT)
• Information Assurance for the Net-Centric Environment: Making the Mission Possible
• Future Directions in Software Engineering
• Implementing Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) on an Army Installation
• System Engineering for the GIG: An Approach at the Enterprise Level
• Open Source
• Look out! It’s the Fuzz
• Performance Results from Process Improvement
• Phishing: Fraud for the 21st Century
• Net-Centric Software Architecture
• SAMATE’s Contribution to Information Assurance
• Generating Policies for Defense in Depth
• Functional Sizing of Real-time & Embedded Systems
• Processing Data to Construct Practical Visualizations for Network Security
• Functional Size Measurement
• Impact of International Information Assurance (IA) Standardization
• Measurement
• Net-Centric Assured Information Sharing – Moving Security to the Edge through Dynamic Certification & Accreditation
• Software Archaeology
• Secure Software Engineering
• IA Strategy: The Plan and Your Role
• Common Technology Needs and Capability Gaps Across DoD’s IA and CND Communities
• Total Electronic Migration System
• The Cyber Conflict Studies Association
• Software Reliabilty Engineering
• Ontology Development Challenges and Applications Using the DARPA Agent Markup Language (DAML)
• Software Cost, Quality and Productivity Benchmarks
• Grid Computing
• Information Assurance (IA) and Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
• The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Computer Security Incident Handling Guide
• A New Strategy – A New USSTRATCOM
• Software Quality
• The Peter Kiewit Institute (PKI)
• Training and Preparing for Net-Centric Warfare