Cyber mimics life, as Iran uses Lebanese hackers to attack its bête noire.
| | | LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | | Iran Threatens Israel's Critical Infrastructure With 'Polonium' Proxy Cyber mimics life, as Iran uses Lebanese hackers to attack its bête noire. Russia's 'Star Blizzard' APT Upgrades its Stealth, Only to Be Unmasked Again A state-sponsored Scooby Doo villain has once again been thwarted by those meddling researchers. Researchers Show How to Use One LLM to Jailbreak Another "Tree of Attacks With Pruning" is the latest in a growing string of methods for eliciting unintended behavior from a large language model. Medical Imaging Patients Exposed in Cyber Incident Unauthorized actors accessed patient information, including exam and procedure details, scans, and Social Security numbers. Proxy Trojan Targets macOS Users for Traffic Redirection Apple users who end up with the Trojan on their machines face a number of bad outcomes, including potential criminal liability. Ransomware, Data Breaches Inundate OT & Industrial Sector Because of the criticality of remaining operational, industrial companies and utilities are far more likely to pay, attracting even more threat groups and a focus on OT systems. 'HeadCrab' Malware Variants Commandeer Thousands of Servers New techniques in a second variant of the malware improved functionality and communication commands. Krasue RAT Uses Cross-Kernel Linux Rootkit to Attack Telecoms A stealthy malware is infecting the systems of telecoms and other verticals in Thailand, remaining under the radar for two years after its code first appeared on VirusTotal. As SAT Goes Digital, Schools Must Prepare for Disruption Local school districts nationwide need to ensure the basic security and readiness of their network infrastructure before spring 2024. 4 Metrics That Help CISOs Become Strategic Partners With the Board To demonstrate the CISO role's value, frame your work using metrics that align with the most critical parts of every business: risk, growth, expenses, and people. (Sponsored Article) Ragnar Locker Takedown Alone Won't Stop Ransomware Growth, but Here's What Will Companies must ask how at risk they are and how limited their operations would be after a cyberattack, then address gaps to make paying ransomware less necessary. MORE NEWS / MORE COMMENTARY | | | | | | PRODUCTS & RELEASES | | Cybersixgill Announces Identity Intelligence Module for Threat Analysis CISOs See Software Supply Chain Security As Bigger Blind Spot Than GenAI: Cycode ProvenRun Secures €15M Series A to Accelerate its Growth Cloudbrink Presents Firewall-as-Service for the Hybrid Workplace MORE PRODUCTS & RELEASES |
| | | EDITORS' CHOICE | Microsoft Is Getting a New 'Outsider' CISO Igor Tsyganskiy inherits the high-profile CISO spot in Redmond, while his predecessor, Bret Arsenault, is named chief security adviser. LATEST FROM THE EDGE
Human-Centric Security Model Meets People Where They Are Instead of fighting workarounds that compromise security, a human-centered system fixes the process issues that prompt people to work dangerously. LATEST FROM DR TECHNOLOGY
Dragos Expands Defense Program for Small Utilities The Dragos Community Defense Program provides small water, gas, and electric utilities with access to the Dragos Platform, training resources, and threat intelligence. LATEST FROM DR GLOBAL
Hackers Claim to Breach Israeli Defense Force Medical Data The Malek Team, which previously hit a private college in Israel, claims responsibility for a hack of Israel's Ziv Medical Center. |
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