Security News Update for September 17, 2023
This week’s news includes:
- New cyber insurance policy amendment
- Say goodbye to third-party cookies rolls out privacy sandbox
- On patch Tuesday Apple, Adobe, Google and Microsoft patch zero-days
- California passes the DELETE act
- Courts allow Pixel tracking lawsuit against Meta to proceed
- President signs EO restricting more investments in tech in China
- Manchester police data stolen following ransomware attack on supplier
- Will the FDA actually regulate medical device makers
- MoveIR (Cl0p) ransomware count
- MGM resorts shuts down systems after cyberattack
- Software tool maker Retool, used by crypto devs, hit by social engineering attack
- Crypto exchange CoinEx suspends all withdrawals after breach
- Microsoft explains most recent Chinese email hack – humans
- CxOs and Directors growing wary of generative AI
- Two major hotel/casino chains hit by cyberattacks – two different outcomes
- Security news for the week ending September 15, 2023: Ex-NSA director General Alexander’s security company near bankruptcy, do not assume Twitter is secure – it was never designed to be that, MGM hackers say they abused Okta client-side software agent, Google agrees to pay $93 million to make Cali location lawsuit go away and Binance CEO resigns after 3 months on the job