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Why Take9 Won’t Improve Cybersecurity

Schneier on Security

There’s a new cybersecurity awareness campaign: Take9. But the campaign won’t do much to improve cybersecurity. ” was an awareness campaign from 2016, by the Department of Homeland Security—this was before CISA—and the National Cybersecurity Alliance. First, the advice is not realistic.

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Empowering Boards for Cybersecurity Incidents

SecureWorld News

This article explores how boards can effectively prepare, respond, and lead during cybersecurity incidents, turning a potential disaster into a managed crisis. These principles serve as the foundation for the board's actions before, during, and after a cybersecurity incident.

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Lessons Learned from a High-Stakes Data Breach

SecureWorld News

In 2016, Uber faced a cybersecurity crisis that ended up reshaping the conversation around data breaches and accountability. This case sent a powerful message to cybersecurity professionals: the stakes in breach response are high, and the cost of poor decisions can be career-ending.

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Phishers Target Aviation Execs to Scam Customers

Krebs on Security

KrebsOnSecurity recently heard from a reader whose boss’s email account got phished and was used to trick one of the company’s customers into sending a large payment to scammers. JUSTY JOHN DomainTools shows that some of the early domains registered to roomservice801@gmail.com in 2016 include other useful information.

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A new Linux variant of FASTCash malware targets financial systems

Security Affairs

The cybersecurity researcher HaxRob analyzed a new variant of the FASTCash “payment switch” malware which targets Linux systems. The experts reported that the ATP group has been using this malware at least since 2016 to siphon millions of dollars from ATMs of small and midsize banks in Asia and Africa. LTS distributions.

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Hi, robot: Half of all internet traffic now automated

Malwarebytes

The rise of bad bots Traffic from bad bots those created with malicious intentfirst surpassed good bot traffic in 2016, Imperva’s research said, and it’s been getting worse. Good bots accounted for just 14% of the internet’s traffic. These account takeover attacks have skyrocketed lately.

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New Triada Trojan comes preinstalled on Android devices

Security Affairs

It can steal accounts, send messages, steal crypto, monitor browsing, intercept SMS, and more. ” said Dmitry Kalinin, a cybersecurity expert at Kaspersky Lab. ” said Dmitry Kalinin, a cybersecurity expert at Kaspersky Lab. “the authors of the new version of Triada are actively monetizing their efforts.