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SecurityTraffers threat: The invisible thieves
Traffers are cybercriminals organized in teams whose purpose is to steal a maximum of bankable information from infected computers, which they sell to other cybercriminals.
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SecuritySliver offensive security framework increasingly used by threat actors
The offensive security tool used by penetration testers is also being used by threat actors from the ransomware and cyberespionage spheres.
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SecuritySecurity investment, toolchain consolidation emerge as top priorities
A new survey from GitLab also finds that nearly three-quarters of respondents have adopted or are planning to adopt a DevOps platform within the year.
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CXOCosmetics giant Sephora first to be fined for violating California’s Consumer Privacy Act
Sephora will have to pay $1.2 million in penalties, inform California customers it sells their personal data and offer them ways to opt out.
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SecurityPrivacy and security issues associated with facial recognition software
As the facial recognition market continues to grow, business leaders should consider these issues before deciding whether to implement the technology.
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SecurityHow a business email compromise attack exploited Microsoft’s multi-factor authentication
Mitiga says that MFA, even if improperly configured, is no panacea for preventing attackers from abusing compromised credentials.
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After HoursTech news you may have missed: Aug. 18 – 25
Apple updates, cookie theft, tech tips and a 5G cheat sheet top this week’s most-read news on TechRepublic.
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SecurityHow a business email compromise scam spoofed the CFO of a major corporation
In a scam analyzed by Avanan, the victim received an email claiming to be from the CFO directing them to make a payment to their insurance company.
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CXOThere’s a problem with online ads, and it’s not what you think
Commentary: Jack Wallen has had enough with online ads crashing the party of his productivity. Find out what has him so riled up.
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SecurityHow ransomware attacks target specific industries
Analyzing over 100 prominent ransomware incidents, Barracuda found the top targeted sectors to be education, municipalities, healthcare, infrastructure and financial.
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SecurityIranian cyberespionage group uses new Hyperscrape tool to extract emails from victims’ mailboxes
Learn more about a new Iranian tool dubbed Hyperscrape and how it is used by a cyberespionage group to extract content from victims’ inboxes.
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SecurityCookie theft threat: When multi-factor authentication is not enough
A lot of companies have deployed multi-factor authentication, yet attackers have some ways to bypass it—the most used one being cookie theft.
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SecurityHow to protect your organization from ransomware-as-a-service attacks
RaaS kits are easy to find on the Dark Web, lowering the barrier of entry so that virtually any cybercriminal can launch successful ransomware attacks, says Microsoft.
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SecurityYour organization needs regional disaster recovery: Here’s how to build it on Kubernetes
System outages are inevitable, but you can minimize disruptions. Here’s why regional disaster recovery based on Kubernetes container orchestration is crucial to effective business continuity.