| LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | Troubling New Disk-Level Encryption Ransomware Surfaces "DeepBlueMagic" also deletes Volume Shadow copy for Windows, making recovery all but impossible without a decryption key. FireEye Launches XDR Platform FireEye debuts its new flagship product following the sale of its products business to Symphony Technology Group for $1.2 billion. Attackers Change Their Code Obfuscation Methods More Frequently Microsoft spotted a campaign that changed its encoding mechanism at least 10 times in the past year to evade detection — even using Morse code as one method. Reverse-Engineering a New Generation of Mac Malware The much-anticipated arrival of Apple's new system-on-a-chip, the M1, brings more built-in security, but it also brings a new generation of malware for threat hunters and researchers to detect. Here, the Dark Reading News Desk learns more. Finally, a Much-Needed Guide to Microsoft IIS Security Your installation of Infrastructure Internet Services (IIS), Microsoft’s web server software, is probably ignored and lazily defended. ESET malware researcher Zuzana Hromcova explains to the Dark Reading News Desk why IIS malware deserves your attention, and provides a new resource to help. Active Directory Certificate Services Misconfigs Get Used & Abused SpecterOps technical architects Lee Christensen and Will Schroeder look inside Active Directory Certificate Services and show how misconfigurations can cause mayhem with enterprise authentication infrastructure. (Sponsored Article) The Power of Context in an Identity-Powered Era We need the right answers to the right questions at the right time. And that deserves a new angle, an identity-powered approach to ensure that the right people (and things) have the right access to information. T-Mobile Confirms Data Breach An investigation has revealed unauthorized access to T-Mobile data; however, it's unclear whether customer data is affected. Rural Maine Sewage Plants Hit by Ransomware Sewage treatment facilities in Mount Desert and Limestone were targeted in separate attacks. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | |
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