Security News Update for June 2, 2024
This week’s news includes:
- 58 Thousand Websites Leave their Keys, Literally, in the Proverbial Door
- FedRAMP Panel Aims to Make Achieving fedRAMP Certification Simpler
- Millions of IoT Devices at Risk Due to Buggy Cellular Modem – And Will Never be Secure
- FTX Exec Sentenced to 7.5 Years
- Feds Arrest Two in Pig Butchering Scam That Netted $73 Million
- UK Continues Quest to Eliminate Privacy
- The Pumpkin Eclipse ‘Bricks’ 600,000 Home Routers
- Pharma Giant Cencora Breach Compromised More Than Half a Million Patient’s Data
- Conservative Cell Carrier Patriot Mobile Announces Data Breach
- Hacker Sells Santander Bank Stolen Data
- Hackers Steal $300 Million in Bitcoin from DMM Bitcoin Crypto Exchange
- Are CISOs optimistic? Or confused?
- The window to report breaches is shrinking
- Senate to narrow scope of secret surveillance law
- Security News for the week ending May 31st, 2024: feds say ChangeHealth can file breach notices on behalf of doctors after all, NIST says National Vulnerability Database will be current by September, while feds tell companies to improve security, theirs sucks too, Google is warning people about changes to ads due to privacy laws and cyber teams intentionally underreport breaches so they don’t get fired.