The not so weekly royal cyber news
Alexandre BLANC Cyber Security
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Well, it was written, the almost weekly cyber, which means I can miss a couple right :)
First of all there is a coming event totally aligned with my usual topics , and we'll have a great exchange with very interesting people of different profiles :
I can't wait, Claudiu Popa definitely share a lot of things in regards to totally needed common sense in the actual technology era, Christophe Bernard, lawyer, will bring a great take, so as Don Johnston. Amalia will be moderator, as someone extremely focused on privacy, I bet we'll have a great exchange..... what, information about this already leaked ? ... can only be cloud related !
Now, the key cyber events of the past days / weeks, since I missed one week, as you can guess, I focused on many information, translating a much input as doable into actionable items.
Key events and insightful information for this edition :
1 - This is where your security investment shows some ROI - How Cybersecurity Issues Affect Stock Prices
2 - Seeing how the #cybersecurity landscape evolves, insurances optout from cyber coverage because they lose too much ! The Shifting World of Cyber Insurance
3 - Can't trust anything you download, the less apps you install on your mobile, the less risk you take - New Xenomorph Android malware targets customers of 56 banks
4 - Loss in the water, OSINT + smart attacker = successful hack - OpenSea users lose $2 million worth of NFTs in phishing attack
5 - Sign of coming real issue, as we saw in another place, or regular spying ? Chinese Hackers Target Taiwan's Financial Trading Sector with Supply Chain Attack
6 - Because reality is, validating a new platform in some industry can take years, yet, solutions to keep old systems with lower risks and vulnerabilities is allowing to them to catch up - Keeping Linux CentOS Patched, Even After EOL
7 - Did your think about it ? Hidden Costs of a Data Breach
8 - It's just an illusion ????(cybersecurity) - Samsung Shattered Encryption on 100M Phones
9 - You are hacked, by a zero day, something no one caught yet. This is an example of the type of tools used against you - NSA-linked Bvp47 Linux backdoor widely undetected for 10 years
10 - It's Zabbix patch time in case you missed it - CISA Alerts on Actively Exploited Flaws in Zabbix Network Monitoring Platform
12 - Kinetic and Cyber - Cyber attacks on Ukraine: DDoS, new data wiper, cloned websites, and Cyclops Blink
13 - How do you manage your risk ? (from an attack surface standpoint) - NERC CIP Compliance + Risk Management - It's not Black and White
14 - Anti snitch !! Find these nasty trackers and destroy them ! Also, this just made them useless as anti theft since we can find them ! Free Android app lets users detect Apple AirTag tracking
15 - Nvidia had pretty bing incident, started small, more in comments of the post, it's pretty bad, source code, credentials leaked etc - GPU giant Nvidia is investigating a potential cyberattack
16 - Industrial impact of cyber issues - Toyota to Close Japan Plants After Suspected Cyberattack
17 - The hacked hackers - Conti Ransomware source code leaked by Ukrainian researcher
18 - Good to check if any of these match your agenda ! The Top 20 Cybersecurity and Supply Chain Conferences of 2022
And that would be it for this one ! Have a good weekend all, this is non exhaustive, the key things I want to share. I hope you enjoy !
IT Manager / CyberSecurity / Software Dev / IT Engineering Manager: Science, Engineering and Manufacturing
2 年18 points for this week, and whilst I read them all, my eyes scroll back and see the words "totally needed common sense in the actual technology era" Alexandre BLANC Cyber Security :} Is technology about us, the people who design, manage and build it; Or has it become the playground for criminal behavior. We never should have contemplated being soft on crime, let alone open the door for it. I recall having a conversation with a Canadian Intelligence Officer, who said to me: Intelligence is just common sense. I distinctly remember looking back at the Officer and saying "They don't let you out much do they?", I've never known common sense to make an appearance where Intelligence was required :} And yet, there is enormous potential for that happen. If we are going to build common sense, we must first have the comprehensive intelligence knowledge, of building it from the ground up :}
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2 年Thanks for the article!
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2 年Have a nice weekend!