“Hell Paradise” has emerged as yet another platform selling vulnerable website data. Digital security defenders thus are tasked with the added responsibility of being vigilant to confront this new emerging threat.
The single most important thing they can do at first is listen, empathize and fight bias or inequity against women when they see it. They should speak up and challenge it at work, at events or parties, or at church, or even from their friends. Everywhere. They should be uncomfortable seeing gender inequity at every single point. I am also a big believer in reparations so opening their purses and pockets towards gender equity initiatives (women already do this unprovoked).
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology officially released the second version of its highly-rated Framework, NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 which guides industry, government agencies, and other organizations to manage cybersecurity risks.
Intel Wrap – February 2024 Read More »
By accessing the initial 14,000 accounts, the threat actors were able to access millions of more profiles based on users’ participation in the DNA Relatives feature.
23andMe Security Breach – What you need to know and additional Security Concerns Read More »
Three new malicious PyPI packages have been identified that deploy CoinMiner on Linux devices. The packages are named modularseven-1.0, driftme-1.0, and catme-1.0, and they originate from the same author known as “sastra”.
Intel wrap – 12th January, 2024. Read More »
Agent Tesla being used to exploit CVE-2017-11882, an analysis of Kimsuky Group’s Attacks Using AppleSeed, the Nim-based campaign impersonating the Nepali Government, and APT 28.
Intel wrap – 5th January, 2024. Read More »
A very sophisticated deepfake phishing scam cost a yet-to-be-known Hong Kong multinational company more than $25 million after an employee was tricked by digital imitations of his colleagues and the CFO on a conference call.
DeepFake and the $25 million Heist Read More »
WhatsApp has slowly become a breeding ground for threat actors who use phishing techniques to trick users into divulging private sensitive information or installing malicious software.
Scam Alert – All you need to know about the all-too-regular WhatsApp Phishing Scams Read More »
Ultimately, the decision to adopt cloud computing or keep data on-premises depends on various factors, including the specific security requirements, risk tolerance, regulatory compliance needs, and the overall assessment of the cloud provider’s security practices.
Data Privacy issues in cloud computing Read More »
Patch Tuesday is an unofficial term used to refer to when Microsoft, Adobe, Oracle, and others regularly release software patches for their software products. It is widely referred to in this way by the industry. Microsoft formalized Patch Tuesday in October 2003.
Microsoft Patch Tuesday – October 2023 Read More »
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