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> Fraudulent iOS VPN Apps Attempt to Scam Users
Avast warns of ‘fleeceware’ apps on Apple App Store
> Zoom: Free Users Won’t Get End-to-End Encryption So We Can Help FBI
Reports claim strongest encryption will only be available to premium users
> Points de contrôle Active Directory (02 juin 2020)
L'annuaire Active Directory, centre névralgique de la sécurité des systèmes d'information Microsoft, est un élément critique permettant la gestion centralisée de comptes, de ressources et de permissions. L'obtention de privilèges élevés sur cet annuaire entraîne une prise de contrôle instantanée...
> Malicious Android Apps Double in Q1 as Lockdown Users Are Targeted
Upstream claims leisure apps increasingly contain premium service abusers
> New Report Claims Huawei Hushed Up Iran Business Links
Firm accused of fraudulently obtaining US goods for Iran business
> Points de contrôle Active Directory (02 juin 2020)
L'annuaire Active Directory, centre névralgique de la sécurité des systèmes d'information Microsoft, est un élément critique permettant la gestion centralisée de comptes, de ressources et de permissions. L'obtention de privilèges élevés sur cet annuaire entraîne une prise de contrôle instantanée...
> Chicago Police Scanner Jammed by Hackers Amid Riots
Hackers hijack Chicago police scanners to play music as city riots over George Floyd’s death
> #Infosec20: Consider Leadership and Team Decision-Making in Challenging Times
Be the best manager you can and support your team in uncertain times
> Detecting Bad OpenSSL Usage
OpenSSL is one of the most popular cryptographic libraries out there; even if you aren’t using C/C++, chances are your programming language’s biggest libraries use OpenSSL bindings as well. It’s also notoriously easy to mess up due to the design of its low-level API. Yet many of these mistakes fall...
> Cyber-Attack Hits US Nuclear Missile Sub-Contractor
Confidential documents stolen in cyber-attack on US nuclear missile sub-contractor Westech
> Aussie Fined for Tweeting Apple Employees' Data
Australian fined $5k for extracting employee data from Apple’s servers and tweeting it
> Verifying Windows binaries, without Windows
TL;DR: We’ve open-sourced a new library, μthenticode, for verifying Authenticode signatures on Windows PE binaries without a Windows machine. We’ve also integrated it into recent builds of Winchecksec, so that you can use it today to verify signatures on your Windows executables! As a library, μthen...
> Employee Work from Home Habits a Security Risk to Businesses
Employee WFH cyber-habits threatening business security
> #Infosec20: Impact of #COVID19 is 2020's Leading Security Trend
The third annual Infosecurity State of Cybersecurity Report determines the impact of COVID-19 to be the biggest driver for 2020
> Malicious macros are still causing problems!
Andrew A explains the updated guidance for Microsoft Office macros
> #Infosec20: Positive Reinforcement Key to Managing Human Element of Risk
Use more ‘carrot’ and less ‘stick’ says Dr Jessica Barker
> #Infosec20: Defining the Human Element of Risk
Panel of security experts define and quantify the human element of risk
> Le code malveillant Dridex (25 mai 2020)
Les marqueurs techniques suivants sont associés en source ouverte au code malveillant Dridex (voir la publication CERTFR-2020-CTI-005). Ils peuvent être utilisés à des fins de recherche de compromission dans des journaux historiques ou de détection. Toute communication depuis ou vers cette...
> REvil Ransomware Group Auctions Stolen Data
Victims have another reason to worry about compromise
> Half of US CISOs Have Suffered 10+ Cloud Breaches
Ermetic report claims misconfiguration is number one challenge