Security News Update for June 5, 2022
This week’s security news includes:
- Healthcare supply chain cybersecurity risk management guide
- Google quietly bans deepfake training projects on Colab
- 1200 public-facing Elastic databases wiped
- EPA asks for $100 million to improve water system cybersecurity
- CISA says states need to continue to enhance voting machine security
- Russia pauses prosecution of Revil hackers – offers them a government job
- Mastering microsegmentation
- Breach at Turkey’s Pegasus Airlines exposes 6.5 terabytes of data
- Foxconn Mexico recovering from ransomware attack
- What does remote bricking of Ukrainian tractors mean to US farmers
- 46% of organizations store passwords in shared documents
- How many times is your fav app spying on you
- Security news for the week ending June 3, 2022: FBI warns US colleges of widespread VPN credential leaks – on Russian crime forums, unpatched critical flaw in Confluence under attack, Chinese phone chips could DDoS all nearby phones, FBI is laser focused on thwarting Russian cyber operations.