Dark Reading Daily -- November 19, 2020

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November 19, 2020

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Researchers Say They've Developed Fastest Open Source IDS/IPS

With a five-processor core, "Pigasus" delivers the same performance as a system with between 100 and 700 cores, according to a team from Carnegie Mellon University's CyLab.

Cisco Webex Vulns Let 'Ghost' Attendees Spy on Meetings

Three vulnerabilities, patched today, could let an attacker snoop on meetings undetected after the host removes them.

Online Shopping Surge Puts Focus on Consumer Security Habits

Companies will have to tread a fine line between delivering security and a frictionless shopping experience, security firms say.

As Businesses Move to Multicloud Approach, Ransomware Follows

The average US company uses 16 cloud services, but only a third of IT professional believe their security measures have kept up with the change.

How to Identify Cobalt Strike on Your Network

Common antivirus systems frequently miss Cobalt Strike, a stealthy threat emulation toolkit admired by red teams and attackers alike.

Out With the Old Perimeter, in With the New Perimeters

A confluence of trends and events has exploded the whole idea of "the perimeter." Now there are many perimeters, and businesses must adjust accordingly.

Trump Fires CISA Director Chris Krebs

Christopher Krebs was fired via tweet shortly after the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency called the 2020 election "the most secure in American history."

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6 Cybersecurity Lessons From 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed new weaknesses in enterprise cybersecurity preparedness.

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An Inside Look at an Account Takeover

AI threat find: Phishing attack slips through email gateway and leads to large-scale compromise.

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