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How to Remediate Keys and Certificates After a Data Breach

Security Boulevard

How to Remediate Keys and Certificates After a Data Breach. As with user password rotation, so too should keys and certificates be replaced, and rogue ones deleted in an expedited manner—and this must be done faster than an adversary can add new ones. Cost of a Machine Identity Data Breach with Yahoo! Data Breach.

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 433 by Pierluigi Paganini – International edition

Security Affairs

Over 3,000 Android Malware spotted using unsupported/unknown compression methods to avoid detection WinRAR flaw enables remote code execution of arbitrary code #OpFukushima: Anonymous group protests against the plan to dump Fukushima RADIOACTIVE wastewater into Pacific Massive phishing campaign targets users of the Zimbra Collaboration email server (..)

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 233

Security Affairs

Thinkful forces a password reset for all users after a data breach. Study shows connections between 2000 malware samples used by Russian APT groups. DoorDash Data Breach exposes data of approximately 5 million users. Portuguese hacker faces hundreds of Charges in Football Leaks case. APT or not APT?

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Why 83 Percent of Large Companies Are Vulnerable to This Basic Domain Hack

Adam Levin

Far from being jealously guarded assets with Fort Knox-level security, a new study of Forbes Global 2000 Companies suggests many domain names are imminently hackable. It should include an inventory of who can access registrar accounts, implementation of two-factor authentication, and password hygiene checks.

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The 773 Million Record "Collection #1" Data Breach

Troy Hunt

Many people will land on this page after learning that their email address has appeared in a data breach I've called "Collection #1". Collection #1 is a set of email addresses and passwords totalling 2,692,818,238 rows. It's made up of many different individual data breaches from literally thousands of different sources.

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How to stay safe while remote working this Data Privacy Day

IT Security Guru

Large organizations are significantly more likely to have been breached than small organizations: companies with over 250 employees reported breaches 26% more than companies with 1–9 employees. Don’t share your corporate password with others: 12% of respondents admitted doing this. About the survey.

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Tracing the Supply Chain Attack on Android

Krebs on Security

com 2000-08-24 ALIBABA CLOUD COMPUTING (BEIJING) CO., For the remainder of this post, we’ll focus on the bolded domain names below: Domain Name Create Date Registrar. 2333youxi[.]com com 2016-02-18 ALIBABA CLOUD COMPUTING (BEIJING) CO., com 2012-11-26 ALIBABA CLOUD COMPUTING (BEIJING) CO., blazefire[.]com blazefire[.]net

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