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Everest Gang Puts $200K Price Tag on ESKOM Stolen Data

Heimadal Security

The post Everest Gang Puts $200K Price Tag on ESKOM Stolen Data appeared first on Heimdal Security Blog. ESKOM describes its activity as transforming inputs from the natural environment – coal, nuclear, fuel, diesel, water, and wind – into more than 90% of the energy supplied to a wide range of customers […].

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Reap the Benefits of Data Classification & Tagging

Security Boulevard

Reading Time: 8 minutes Data is the most valuable commodity in your business, so why aren’t you treating it like it is important? Every business runs on data. The post Reap the Benefits of Data Classification & Tagging appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Email Security Flaw Found in the Wild

Schneier on Security

TAG has observed four different groups exploiting the same bug to steal email data, user credentials, and authentication tokens. To ensure protection against these types of exploits, TAG urges users and organizations to keep software fully up-to-date and apply security updates as soon as they become available.

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How we built the new Find My Device network with user security and privacy in mind

Google Security

Posted by Dave Kleidermacher, VP Engineering, Android Security and Privacy Keeping people safe and their data secure and private is a top priority for Android. Next, we developed multi-layered protections across three main areas: data safeguards, safety-first protections, and user controls. Location data is end-to-end encrypted.

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Mastering the Art of Cloud Tagging Using Data Science

Dark Reading

Cloud tagging, the process of labeling cloud assets by certain attributes or operational values, can unlock behavioral insights to optimize and automate cyber asset management at scale.

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Zimbra zero-day exploited to steal government emails by four groups

Security Affairs

Google TAG revealed that threat actors exploited a Zimbra Collaboration Suite zero-day ( CVE-2023-37580 ) to steal emails from governments. Google TAG researcher Clément Lecigne discovered the zero-day in June while investigating targeted attacks against Zimbra’s email server. ” reads the advisory published by Google TAG.

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Commercial spyware vendors are behind most zero-day exploits discovered by Google TAG

Security Affairs

Google’s TAG revealed that Commercial spyware vendors (CSV) were behind most of the zero-day vulnerabilities discovered in 2023. Google’s TAG tracked the activity of around 40 CSVs focusing on the types of software they develop. ” reads the report published by Google. ” concludes Google.

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