Security Awareness
Report Sees Chinese Threat Actors Embracing Sandman APT
Michael Vizard | | Advanced Persistent Threats, APT, Microsoft, PwC, Sandman, SentinelLabs, Threat Intelligence
SentinelLabs, Microsoft and PwC issued an alert that threat actors thought to be associated with cybercriminals based in China adopted an APT known as Sandman to insert malware in IT environments ...
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Elevate Your Security: Meet Modern Attacks With Advanced CSPM
Gilad Elyashar | | Attack Surface, Cloud Security, Cloud security posture management, cspm, Cybersecurity
Modern security teams need the capabilities of real-time CSPM to work across multiple clouds and environments to prevent employee burnout and maximize strong security posture ...
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Trojan Malware Hidden in Cracked macOS Software, Kaspersky Says
Newly discovered cracked applications being distributed by unauthorized websites are delivering Trojan-Proxy malware to macOS users who are looking for free or cheap versions of the software tools they want. The malware ...
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Russian FSB Targets US and UK Politicians in Sneaky Spear-Phish Plan
Richi Jennings | | 2FA phishing, advanced phishing threats, Aleksandrovich Peretuatko, Alexey Doguzhiev, Andrey Stanislavovich Korinets, Callisto Group, center 18, Evilginx, Federal Security Service, five eyes, FSB, linkedin, Phishing, Russia, russia hacker, russia-based, russian, Russian Cyber Interests, Russian Cyber War, Russian FSB, SB Blogwatch, Seaborgium, spear fishing, spear phishing attacks, spear-phishing, SpearPhishing, Star Blizzard, TA446
TA446’s new TTPs: “Star Blizzard” FSB team called out by Five Eyes governments (again) ...
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What should be in your first year of security awareness plan?
Scott Wright | | awareness program, CISO Suite, Creating Active Awareness, CSAF Transcript, cyber security awareness program, Home, planning, program building, Security Awareness, security awareness managers, Security Awareness Program, Security awareness programs, tips
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Navigating Cyber Threats This Holiday Season
Tony Bradley | | Blog, data protection, ecommerce, holiday cyber threats, Holiday Shopping, Phishing, Privacy, Security Awareness
The holiday season, with its festive cheer and bustling shopping activity, also brings with it a less joyful aspect: a significant increase in cyber threats. While you’re out there trying to spread ...
In Pursuit of a Passwordless Future
The passwordless future feels close because we have the technology to do it, but progress will be slow as applications are migrated to adopt passwordless authentication ...
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Use Windows 10? You Must PAY for Security
Richi Jennings | | ESU, Extended Lifecycle Support, Extended Support Updates, Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 (365), Microsoft patch tuesday, Microsoft Windows, MSFT, Patch Tuesday, SB Blogwatch, Windows 10, Windows Update, Windows updates, Windows10
Micro$oft Window$ E$U: From October 2025, Microsoft will start charging for security updates to Windows 10 ...
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Understanding Each Link of the Cyberattack Impact Chain
A cyberattack’s impact chain starts with the initial breach and frequently has no clear endpoint. But it's important to understand every 'link' to mitigate the damage ...
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23andMe Finally Admits: 6.9 MILLION Users’ PII Breached
Richi Jennings | | 23andMe, Compromised Credential, compromised credentials, compromised credentials monitoring, Credential Compromise, credential replay attacks, credential reuse, credential stuffing, credential stuffing attack, Credential Stuffing Attacks, DEVOPS, DevSecOps, DNA, GDPR, iam, password reuse, pii, PII Leakage, SB Blogwatch, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Not nice: Hacker claimed 20 million, 23andMe said it was only 14,000—but now admits to 6.9 million ...
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