What we're reading today ?? "Over 57 distinct threat actors with ties to China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia have been observed using artificial intelligence (AI) technology powered by Google to further enable their malicious cyber and information operations... Government-backed attackers, otherwise known as Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups, have sought to use its tools to bolster multiple phases of the attack cycle, including coding and scripting tasks, payload development, gathering information about potential targets, researching publicly known vulnerabilities, and enabling post-compromise activities, such as defense evasion." https://bit.ly/4hFjRQa
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??This week's UL is live! Featuring: ???? Chinese hackers target U.S. internet providers in a sophisticated spying campaign. ?? Halliburton hit by ransomware, with data exfiltration confirmed. ???♂? Predator spyware resurfaces with new, harder-to-track features. ?? NIST CSF 2.0 introduces a new “Govern” step for continuous improvement. ?? Maltese researchers face prosecution for discovering a flaw. ?? U.S. Space Force preps for space conflicts with China and Russia. ??? llm.sh: A bash wrapper using Python's mlx_whisper for GPU-powered audio transcription on Mac. Daniel Olshansky ?? DungeonDash: Command-line RPG where you battle through dungeons, defeat enemies, and collect loot to level up. Md Faizan Alam ?? NSA Training Videos: A 1991 cryptographic school catalog with 600 videos on COMSEC and SIGINT has resurfaced. https://lnkd.in/gF2WUzSG
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Hackers linked to China, Iran and other foreign governments are using new AI technology to bolster their cyberattacks against U.S. and global targets, according to U.S. officials and new security research.
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These are the types of threat that AppGuard is so abely suited to addressing. Zero day attacks are on the increase. Their very nature pin points the weaknesses in detection based approaches, and the strength of the AppGuard paradigm. AppGuard is zero trust done properly.
AI threat actors vs AI enhanced EDR / XDR. It’s a losing game for detection based endpoint security. Controls based endpoint security is the only way to combat such threats. US intelligence services know this.
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?? Russian Interference Alert: A Chinese ship may have just cut through critical data cables in the Baltic Sea ?? Follow @contentbuffer for more tech insights on Instagram and Twitter! European investigators are working to uncover the truth behind an alleged attack on two critical data cables in the Baltic Sea. The incident has sparked concerns over Russian interference in critical infrastructure, highlighting the challenges of investigating such attacks. With tensions rising between nations, it's crucial to stay informed about these developments. Follow @contentbuffer for more insights into AI, tech trends, and cyber defense on Instagram and Twitter! #dataanalytics #cybersecuritytraining #techenthusiast #trends #developercommunity #techeducation
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AI threat actors vs AI enhanced EDR / XDR. It’s a losing game for detection based endpoint security. Controls based endpoint security is the only way to combat such threats. US intelligence services know this.
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Can I let you into a couple of secrets...? You may not have seen it in the media, but the Global AI Safety Summit is currently underway in Korea. There is some debate as to how effective this summit is, with The Guardian editorial commenting, "The people charged with making sure AI doesn't destroy humanity have left the building." Even the optimists recognise that the technology is advancing at a faster pace than governments can cope with. However, all is not lost. Also not widely reported in the media is the AI Safety Institute, which was set up by the UK Government following the AI Summit at Bletchley last year. (See https://www.aisi.gov.uk/). The UK is fortunate to have a National Cyber Security Centre (https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/), so here's hoping that the AISI is as effective and influential as its forerunner.
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?? Russian Interference Alert: A Chinese ship may have just cut through critical data cables in the Baltic Sea ?? Follow @contentbuffer for more tech insights on Instagram and Twitter! European investigators are working to uncover the truth behind an alleged attack on two critical data cables in the Baltic Sea. The incident has sparked concerns over Russian interference in critical infrastructure, highlighting the challenges of investigating such attacks. With tensions rising between nations, it's crucial to stay informed about these developments. Follow @contentbuffer for more insights into AI, tech trends, and cyber defense on Instagram and Twitter! #dataanalytics #cybersecuritytraining #techenthusiast #trends #developercommunity #techeducation
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In the latest blog from Scale, we dive into Scale Evaluation for the public sector and how our work with organizations like?Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, DoD Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office,?and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)?shaped Scale’s approach to test and evaluation:
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Japan Says Chinese Hackers Targeted Its Government and Tech Companies For Years: The Japanese government published an alert on Wednesday accusing a Chinese hacking group of targeting and breaching dozens of government organizations, companies, and individuals in the country since 2019. From a report: Japan's National Police Agency and the National Center of Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity attributed the years-long hacking spree to a group called MirrorFace. "The MirrorFace attack campaign is an organized cyber attack suspected to be linked to China, with the primary objective of stealing information related to Japan's national security and advanced technology," the authorities wrote in the alert, according to a machine translation. A longer version of the alert said the targets included Japan's Foreign and Defense ministries, the country's space agency, as well as politicians, journalists, private companies and tech think tanks, according to the Associated Press. In July 2024 Japan's Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Center (JPCERT/CC) wrote in a blog post that MirrorFace's "targets were initially media, political organisations, think tanks and universities, but it has shifted to manufacturers and research institutions since 2023." Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Couldn’t agree more with the last sentence. We need more public-private collaboration instead of everyone operating in silos. Bring everyone’s unique capabilities together to get after the problem sets.