Outlaw cybergang attacking targets worldwide

In a fresh wave of cyber threats, Kaspersky has uncovered the Outlaw cybergang, a Perl-based crypto mining botnet known for exploiting weak Linux SSH credentials. This article dives into a specific incident in Brazil, revealing how this menace operates and shares vital telemetry data regarding the regions most affected. Source: Cyber Security Review Key Points […]

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Forescout reports rise of state-sponsored hacktivism, as geopolitics rewrites cyber threat landscape

In their latest report, Forescout Technologies Inc. dives deep into the growing trend of state-sponsored hacktivism, examining 780 attacks attributed to various groups amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Critical infrastructure remains in the crosshairs, with cyber operations morphing into vital tools for national interests. The study indicates a shift from grassroots activism to strategic cyber warfare, […]

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UK: Will UK cyber reforms keep step with NIS2?

The article discusses the anticipated Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CS&R Bill) in the UK and its alignment with Europe’s NIS2 directive. With growing pressure for reform and updates in cyber regulations across Europe, the UK’s approach looks to expand the scope of regulatory compliance for various sectors. The Secretary of State has hinted at […]

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Evolutions in Hacking with Marco Ivaldi

In this episode of The BlueHat Podcast, Marco Ivaldi, co-founder of HN Security, shares his extensive journey from a teenage hacker in the 1980s to a respected figure in the cybersecurity field. He provides insights into ongoing challenges in cybersecurity, particularly focusing on Active Directory and password security. Marco discusses his experiences with Microsoft’s Zero […]

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FDD’s Montgomery: New Senate Homeland chair likely to force ‘bill by bill’ votes on cyber legislation

In an insightful discussion at the RSA Conference, Mark Montgomery from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies shared his thoughts on the future of cyber legislation in Congress. With Rand Paul now chairing the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Montgomery predicts a shift away from consensus-based moves towards individual votes on cyber bills, […]

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