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Apple will introduce other features that allow more secure use of iPhones in workplace settings as well. Apple's soon-to-be-released iOS 13 includes multiple features designed to give iPhone users substantially better control over their privacy and security settings for both personal and business use. Apple today announced it will release iOS 13 on September 19, one day before the company's scheduled rollout of the new iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max phones. The...

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A new report points out the dangers to customer data of website reliance on multiple third parties. In an effort to make websites attractive and easy to use for their customers, companies have also made them attractive targets for criminals. That's one of the broad conclusions in a new report that points out where the companies with the largest Web presence have introduced vulnerabilities to go along with their ease of use. Source: Dark Reading

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A Montgomery County school district has become the latest apparent victim of a ransomware cyberattack that struck just after the start of the new school year. On Monday, Souderton Area School District Superintendent Dr. Frank Gallagher said that the district’s computer network was hit by the malware attack on Sunday, Sept. 1. Students had returned to class the week before. Source: NBC Philidelphia

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Ransomware? Easy cash for attackers. Phishing? Nothing but cash. Spam? All kinds of ways to monetize people clicking links. Data breaches? That stuff gets used for fraud and the rest gets sold off (to be used for more fraud). Nation state attacks? Sure there's ideology, but when you consider that US sanctions no doubt played a part in Russia's motivation for attacking the 2016 election, money is in the equation. And that's not to mention nation...

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Coders late last week publicly released a working exploit for the dangerous Bluekeep bug that was found and patched earlier this year in Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Protocol implementation. Designated as CVE-2019-0708, BlueKeep is a remote Windows kernel use-after-free vulnerability that could be used to create wormable attacks similar to the WannaCry ransomware incident of May 2017. Published on GitHub by the Metasploit Project – a pen-testing framework developed in a collaboration between security company Rapid7 and open-source researchers – the exploit module currently targets...

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Attackers can drop malware, add the device to a botnet or send their own audio streams to compromised devices. Imperial Dabman IoT radios have a weak password vulnerability that could allow a remote attacker to achieve root access to the gadgets’ embedded Linux BusyBox operating system, gaining control over the device. Adversaries can deliver malware, add a compromised radio to a botnet, send custom audio streams to the device, listen to all station messages as...

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Wikipedia was hit late last week with a sustained DDoS attack knocking it offline in many parts of the world. Wikipedia’s parent organization Wikimedia posted a statement on Sept. 7 saying it was under attack and working to return to normal operations, but posted on Twitter on Sept. 6 that it was suffering intermittent outages. The affected nations were UK, France, Germany and Italy. Parts of the United States were also impacted. Source: SC Magazine

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Over the weekend and into today, four different malvertising campaigns have been redirecting users to exploit kits that install password stealing Trojans, ransomware, and clipboard hijackers. All four of these campaigns were discovered by exploit kit expert nao_sec and are being distributed through malvertising that redirect visitors to the exploit kits landing pages. These landing pages are typically hosted on hacked sites. Once a user visits the site, the kit's scripts will attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in the visitor's...

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The software integration firm CircleCI has informed its clients that a third-party analytics vendor suffered an incident exposing login information for their GitHub and Bitbucket accounts. The company said in a statement it was informed of the breach on 31 August, but affected customers who accessed the CircleCI platform starting June 30, 2019. The information compromised included usernames and email addresses associated with GitHub and Bitbucket and IP addresses and user agent strings. Additionally, organisation name, repository...

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