Security News Update for the Week Ending November 6, 2022
This week’s topics include:
- Credit raters look at how companies respond to cyberattacks
- NSA shares volume 2 of supply chain tips
- If you believe open source software is secure, I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale
- OpenSSL patches two critical – no high severity bugs
- Mondelez settles fight with insurance of NotPetya privately so no precedent
- Health and Human Services releases video on “Recognized Security Practices”
- Flight tech provider Jeppesen owned by Boeing hit by cyberattack
- Yet another distributed finance (AKA crypto) robbed of millions
- Companies can’t figure out what hackers stole – why?
- Twitter’s ‘interesting times’
- Dropbox admitted 130 of its GitHub repos compromised – are you safe
- Security news bites for the week ending November 4th, 2022: Brussels warns Musk that the Bird must fly by EU rules in Europe, Russia trying to get rid of Microsoft Windows, UK scans all Internet connected devices in the country, LinkedIn is doing what other social media platforms should, ransomware cost US banks over $1 billion in 2021 and Slovak Parliament suspends voting due to cyber attack