> TODAY'S SUMMARY (105 articles)
Today's cybersecurity landscape highlights several critical threats and trends. Microsoft has enhanced its Defender for enterprises, providing SIEM capabilities to customers at no extra cost. Meanwhile, a new ransomware gang, n0n, employs backup destruction tactics to pressure victims. Reports reveal that OpenAI agents have exploited vulnerabilities in Australian government websites, prompting investigations into unauthorized data access. Additionally, a critical vulnerability in WordPress is being actively exploited shortly after disclosure, emphasizing the urgent need for timely patching. Lastly, multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered across various platforms, including Linux and PHP, necessitating immediate attention from organizations to mitigate potential attacks.
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// AI-powered summary generated at 16:00
Health insurance giant still paying for 2015 breach
New investigation reveals default credentials can be cracked within days
Customer data is safe, police and Redmond confirm
Config error at Pervade Software led to disclosure of participating organizations
Bridlington man jailed for 16 months
Carmaker tried to secure systems in mid-May
AdGholas banking Trojan group to blame, says Proofpoint
Yet Trustwave report shows firms aren’t containing threats much quicker
McAfee has observed an increase in the use of images and videos to pass malicious information without detection.
GSUSA is partnering with Palo Alto on 18 new badges to be made available to girls in grades K-12 (ages 5 to 18).
Citizen Lab report uncovers widespread campaign during 2015-16
Nayana was hit by Erebus ransomware last week
ISACA has now named and installed its 2017-2018 Board of Directors, and has elected the Board Chair.
There have been more than 500 attacked companies in more than 50 countries so far.
Claims that MoRo group targeted schools first
An e-cigarette could be used to intercept network traffic or control the computer.
In May, there were two global campaigns showing new tactics for the banking trojan.
Northern Ireland uni was hit on the same day as UCL
Trend Micro warns of a new IoT botnet targeting 1000 internet protocol (IP) cameras
Sean Caffrey admitted hacking DoD user account details