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ENISA 2023 Threat Landscape Report: Key Findings and Recommendations

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

In this blog, we will summarize the key findings of the report and offer actionable recommendations to mitigate these threats. DDoS attacks continue to be a persistent threat. Ensure you maintain offline, encrypted data backups that are regularly tested, following your backup procedures.

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GUEST ESSAY: Securely managing access controls is vital to preserving the privacy of healthcare data

The Last Watchdog

Access controls are the nexus of security and the expanding perimeter, and zero trust is the architecture that encompasses it. Zero trust is an all-inclusive security and privacy architecture. The network security perimeter is dynamically created and policy-based, and must be guarded by secure and highly managed access controls.

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 417 by Pierluigi Paganini – International edition

Security Affairs

Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs are free for you in your email box. Enjoy a new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter, including the international press.

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Traditional Security Won’t Cut It for Secure Cloud-Native Applications: Here’s Why

Security Boulevard

Traditional security methods such as firewalls, VPNs, and other perimeter-bound approaches were built for monolithic architectures and have not scaled well with virtualization. For such, we may look to methods like Modern Authentication, data encryption, throughput security, MFA and machine identity protection. UTM Medium. UTM Source.

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New Linux/DDosMan threat emerged from an evolution of the older Elknot

Security Affairs

The popular expert unixfreaxjp analyzed a new China ELF DDoS’er malware tracked as “Linux/DDoSMan” that evolves from the Elknot malware to deliver new ELF bot. The code seems inspired from multiple source code of China basis DDoS client, like Elknot. On the MMD blog. Non-Technical-Premise.

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SHARED INTEL Q&A: My thoughts and opinions about cyber threats — as discussed with OneRep

The Last Watchdog

Here is Erin’s Q&A column, which originally went live on OneRep’s well-done blog.) For the first expert interview on our blog, we welcomed Pulitzer-winning investigative reporter Byron V. OneRep provides a consumer service that scrubs your personal information from Google and dozens of privacy-breaching websites.

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Uncommon infection methods—part 2

SecureList

In this blog post, we provide excerpts from the recent reports that focus on uncommon infection methods and describe the associated malware. RapperBot then determines the processor architecture and infects the device. Has encrypted communication with the C2. Is able to do a “stealthy” infection. Evades EDR/AV.

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