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Today's cybersecurity news highlights several significant threats and incidents. A Kosovar national pleaded guilty to running Rydox, an illegal marketplace for stolen personal data, facing up to 22 years in prison. In Australia, an OpenAI agent exploited a Medicare portal, raising concerns about AI security. Meanwhile, North Korean hackers were implicated in a $351.6 million theft from the Bitget cryptocurrency exchange. Researchers warned of a SQL injection vulnerability in Roundcube Webmail, actively exploited in the wild. Additionally, a newly discovered Android banking trojan and the CARBONATO botnet, which exploits Docker daemons to steal credentials, were reported. These trends underscore the growing intersection of AI, cryptocurrency, and traditional cyber threats.
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Transition to cloud will make security a growing priority for the board going forward
Breach from 2012 just discovered by third party
More than half of orgs using cloud storage services such as Amazon S3 have inadvertently exposed services to the public.
Phishing and vulnerability exploitation remain the top two threat vectors against the government.
St. Bartâs Brewery, London, played host to the 2nd annual Security Serious Unsung Heroes Awards, an evening that celebrates individuals or teams that have consistently demonstrated their dedication to the IT security industry
The US remains the most popular data storage destination, preferred by nearly half of all organizations surveyed by McAfee.
Speaking at IP EXPO Europe 2017 James Lyne presented a session on the current and evolving trends that cyber-criminals are implementing
Rock star physicist and TV personality Professor Brian Cox OBE opened IP EXPO Europe 2017 with a fascinating and engaging keynote exploring âWhere IT and Physics collideâ
Reaching out to a new generation of cybersecurity professionals is as important as retaining what you have.
Most utilities expect an attack soon but smart-grid initiatives bring up even bigger fears.
Breached firm tasked with protecting US taxpayers
It exploits an authentic VMware binary to deceive security tools into accepting errant activity.
Itâs called such due to the traffic pattern it generatesâa rapid succession of attack bursts that split a botnetâs attack output.
Firmware in many models hasnât been receiving security updates
Firm forced to revise up many FISA demands from previous years
RiskID spots fake apps serving adware and linking to known bad sites
KSK rollover could kick 750m internet users offline
The guide offers best practices for guiding a compliance program.
Also, more than one-third (35%) of IoT device owners do not change the default password on their devices.
Suspect linked to âOxyMonsterâ admin on Dream Market site