This time, this is actually NOT click bait.
Research shows that a third of all attacks exploit a known vulnerability for which there is a patch available but not installed.
This time, it is believed that Russian hackers exploited this, stole data and shared it with the cartels. So that they could kill people that are getting in their way.
Hopefully, your missing patches won’t get people killed, but they may get your systems compromised. Learn more below.
This week’s security news includes: NSA is investigating whether Russia was responsible for Viasat hack Clearview AI doing something useful for a change BitConnect founder indicted in $2.4 billion crypto Ponzi scheme Russia-Ukraine war makes semiconductor problem worse NSA and CISA release Kubernetes hardening guide DoJ makes good on threat to prosecute using False Claims…
This week’s news items include: Beware when Superbowl ads use QR codes While India bans Chinese apps due to security, the U.S. … Hackers planted fake digital evidence on devices belonging to activists CISA releases list of free cybersecurity tools and services Google Chrome enhanced safe browsing mode Google issues emergency Chrome patch for active…
While far from perfect, we have made a lot of progress in protecting, especially corporate users, from email scams. The evidence is that it is far from perfect, but it is on everyone’s radar. Even though we have not fully protected ourselves from email scams, it is getting harder for the scammers to pull off….
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With daily reports of credit card and bank account theft and fraud, you need to do everything you can to protect your money. While every bank and credit card is different, this video shows what one bank, Wells Fargo, offers and most banks and credit card companies offer similar services. The sooner you are aware…
