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Zero trust-type security has become the standard for any self-respecting security software provider and is a step in the right direction in the never-ending battle against the bad hacker actors of the worlds. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem the be the final answer to storing corporate data securely for an enterprise and its users. Zero trust is essential for enterprises to restrict access controls to networks, applications and environments without sacrificing performance or usability. Even those...

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Cloudflare launches paid public bug bounty program

The American web infrastructure and website security company Cloudflare has announced the launch of a new public bug bounty program. Rushil Shah, a Product Security Engineer at Cloudflare said, "today we are launching Cloudflare's paid public bug bounty program," "We believe bug bounties are a vital part of every security team's toolbox and have been working hard on improving and expanding our private bug bounty program over the last few years." The new public bug...

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A cloud misconfiguration has leaked personal details of countless airport staff throughout South America, a new report suggests. An Amazon Web Services S3 bucket was found without any authentication required to access its contents. A team at AV comparison site Safety Detectives found the problem and notified the owner, Swedish security giant Securitas on October 28 2021. The firm secured the database on November 2. Safety Detectives believe the S3 bucket contained around 1.5 million...

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Scammers are conducting phishing campaigns using fake advertisements on recruitment platforms. The FBI issued the warning today through a public service announcement (PSA) on their Internet Crime Complaint Centre (IC3). "The FBI warns that malicious actors or 'scammers' continue to exploit security weaknesses on job recruitment websites to post fraudulent job postings in order to trick applicants into providing personal information or money," the FBI says. "These scammers lend credibility to their scheme by using...

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Iranian hackers are now using new malware to conduct cyber espionage campaigns and steal data. In some cases they drop ransomware in an attempt to avoid detection. Researchers at Cybereason attribute the two separate campaigns to an Iranian hacking group known as Phosphorous. Moses Staff, another state-backed group, is also believed to be involved. It is believed that Phosphorous carried out a number of espionage campaigns against organisations in the US, Europe and the Middle...

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One in seven ransomware extortion data leaks are revealing technology data critical to business operation, researchers say. In recent years, ransomware has catapulted in severity from its early days as barebone encryption and basic demand for payment. Historically, ransomware was used to infect systems and extort payments from the general public, typically in cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin (BTC). In recent years however, operators have taken to "big game hunting", targeting large organisations for a hefty...

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The FBI has sent out an alert to warn attendees and athletes going to the Beijing Winter Olympics to leave mobiles and other devices at home due to the risk of potential cybercrime activities at the event. The alert was published yesterday by US law enforcement, who claimed that although they are not aware of any specific threats at the winter games, they are urging any partners to remain cautious. The notice shared by the...

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A new survey of 450 top finance and risk professionals at UK-listed companies have found that nearly two-thirds of organisations have experienced a data breach or cyber attack in the first year and a half of the pandemic. The research also found that the rise in cyber attacks led to the loss of money and revenue, which has cost UK businesses £374 million during that time. The research discovered that the majority of the attacks...

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$2m Bug Bountry offered to Hackers

Qubit Finance revealed last week that attackers exploited a vulnerability in its QBridge deposit function, resulting in a loss of $80m. The hackers stole a large amount of Ethereum by converting it into Binance coins and exploiting the vulnerability to withdraw the Binance tokens without depositing any of the Ethereum. Qubit has addressed the attackers directly on Twitter: “We propose you to negotiate directly with us before taking any further action. The exploit and loss of...

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In light of Data Privacy Day, we've reached out to a number of experts for their thoughts on the evolving nature of data privacy, as well as advice for businesses and individuals alike on how they can best protect their data. Lecio De Paula, VP of Data Protection at KnowBe4: "Although the metaverse took all the attention in 2021, some seemingly innocuous privacy accomplishments have been overlooked. In just the past year alone, dozens of...

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