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Security Holes Opened Back Door To TCL Android Smart TVs

Michael York Reading, PA Syndicated Stories, The Security Ledger

A report by independent researchers warns that TCL brand Android smart TVs contained serious and exploitable security holes. It also raises questions about the China-based electronics firm’s ability to remotely access and control deployed devices.

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Estonia Blocks Cyberattacks Claimed by Russian Hackers

18 August 2022

Estonia on Thursday said it had thwarted a major wave of cyber attacks against public and private institutions, as Russian hackers claimed responsibility. "Yesterday, Estonia was subject to the most extensive cyber attacks it has faced since 2007," Undersecretary for Digital Transformation Luukas Ilves said on Twitter. read more [...]

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North Korean Hackers Use Fake Job Offers to Deliver New macOS Malware

18 August 2022

Researchers with cybersecurity company ESET have observed a new macOS malware sample developed by the infamous North Korean advanced persistent threat (APT) actor Lazarus. read more [...]

Evasive 'DarkTortilla' Crypter Delivers RATs, Targeted Malware

18 August 2022

Secureworks security researchers have analyzed ‘DarkTortilla’, a .NET-based crypter used to deliver both popular malware and targeted payloads. read more [...]

SynSaber Raises $13 Million for OT Asset and Network Monitoring Solution

18 August 2022

SynSaber, a startup that specializes in protecting industrial control systems (ICS) and other operational technology (OT), announced on Thursday that it has raised $13 million in Series A funding. read more [...]

Russian Man Extradited to US for Laundering Ryuk Ransomware Money

18 August 2022

A Russian national has been extradited from the Netherlands to the United States, where he faces charges related to his alleged role in the Ryuk ransomware operation. The suspect is 29-year-old Denis Mihaqlovic Dubnikov, whose trial is scheduled to begin on October 4. read more [...]

DigitalOcean Discloses Impact From Recent Mailchimp Cyberattack

18 August 2022

Cloud infrastructure provider DigitalOcean this week announced that the email addresses of some of its customers might have been impacted in a recent cyberattack targeting Mailchimp. read more [...]

Apple Patches New macOS, iOS Zero-Days

17 August 2022

Apple on Wednesday rolled out emergency patches for a pair of already exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in its flagship macOS and iOS platforms. Apple confirmed in-the-wild exploitation of the vulnerabilities in separate advisories warning about code execution flaws in fully patched iPhone, iPad and macOS devices. read more [...]

Vulnerability Broker Applies Pressure on Software Vendors Shipping Faulty, Incomplete Patches

17 August 2022

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18 August 2022

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18 August 2022

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Looks like time is up for Snap’s Pixy drone

18 August 2022

Snap may have flown a bit too close to the sun in its development of the palm-sized selfie drone, Pixy. Following a late-April announcement, the social media firm has already begun pumping the brakes on the project, per a Wall Street Journal report. CEO Evan Spiegel has apparently relayed the message that the hardware is […] [...]

Quora is shutting down the English version of its Partner Program

18 August 2022

Quora is shutting down the English version of its Partner Program on September 1st, the company announced on its website. The Partner Program will remain active in other languages, including German, Japanese, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Hindi, Swedish, Dutch, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Indonesian, Danish, Finnish and Norwegian. The Partner Program, which launched four years ago, […] [...]

Sofy raises cash to grow its no-code mobile app testing platform

18 August 2022

Sofy, a startup developing a testing platform for mobile app devs it claims is used by Microsoft, today closed a $7.75 million seed round that brings its total capital raised to $9.5 million. Voyager Capital led the tranche with participation from PSL Ventures, GTMFund and Revolution, providing cash that CEO Syed Hamid says will be […] [...]

Google will roll out new updates to reduce low-quality and unoriginal content in search results

18 August 2022

Google announced today that it’s rolling out new Search updates over the next few weeks that will aim to make it easier for people to find high-quality content. The new ranking improvements will work to reduce the amount of low-quality or unoriginal content that ranks high in search results. Google says that the update will […] [...]

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18 August 2022

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18 August 2022

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18 August 2022

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Apple is launching two new Top Charts for paid podcasts

18 August 2022

Apple today is introducing two new subscription-focused podcast charts to showcase popular paid shows. The two new charts — Top Subscriber Shows and Top Subscriber Channels — will be available to users in the U.S., U.K., Canada and Australia on iPhone, iPad and Mac using iOS 15.6, iPadOS 15.6 and macOS 12.5 or later. The […] [...]

Researchers Detail Evasive DarkTortilla Crypter Used to Deliver Malware

18 August 2022

A .NET-based evasive crypter named DarkTortilla has been used by threat actors to distribute a broad array of commodity malware as well as targeted payloads like Cobalt Strike and Metasploit, likely since 2015. "It can also deliver 'add-on packages' such as additional malicious payloads, benign decoy documents, and executables," cybersecurity firm Secureworks said in a Wednesday report. "It [...]

China-backed APT41 Hackers Targeted 13 Organisations Worldwide Last Year

18 August 2022

The Chinese advanced persistent threat (APT) actor tracked as Winnti (aka APT41) has targeted at least 13 organizations geographically spanning across the U.S, Taiwan, India, Vietnam, and China against the backdrop of four different campaigns in 2021. "The targeted industries included the public sector, manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, hospitality, education, as well as the media and [...]

Hackers Using Bumblebee Loader to Compromise Active Directory Services

18 August 2022

The malware loader known as Bumblebee is being increasingly co-opted by threat actors associated with BazarLoader, TrickBot, and IcedID in their campaigns to breach target networks for post-exploitation activities. "Bumblebee operators conduct intensive reconnaissance activities and redirect the output of executed commands to files for exfiltration," Cybereason researchers Meroujan Antonyan and [...]

Penetration Testing or Vulnerability Scanning? What's the Difference?

18 August 2022

Pentesting and vulnerability scanning are often confused for the same service. The problem is, business owners often use one when they really need the other. Let's dive in and explain the differences. People frequently confuse penetration testing and vulnerability scanning, and it's easy to see why. Both look for weaknesses in your IT infrastructure by exploring your systems in the same way an [...]

Apple Releases Security Updates to Patch Two New Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

18 August 2022

Apple on Wednesday released security updates for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS platforms to remediate two zero-day vulnerabilities previously exploited by threat actors to compromise its devices. The list of issues is below - CVE-2022-32893 - An out-of-bounds issue in WebKit which could lead to the execution of arbitrary code by processing a specially crafted web content CVE-2022-32894 - An [...]

Cybercriminals Developing BugDrop Malware to Bypass Android Security Features

18 August 2022

In a sign that malicious actors continue to find ways to work around Google Play Store security protections, researchers have spotted a previously undocumented Android dropper trojan that's currently in development. "This new malware tries to abuse devices using a novel technique, not seen before in Android malware, to spread the extremely dangerous Xenomorph banking trojan, allowing criminals [...]

New Google Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability Being Exploited in the Wild

17 August 2022

Google on Tuesday rolled out patches for Chrome browser for desktops to contain an actively exploited high-severity zero-day flaw in the wild. Tracked as CVE-2022-2856, the issue has been described as a case of insufficient validation of untrusted input in Intents. Security researchers Ashley Shen and Christian Resell of Google Threat Analysis Group have been credited with reporting the flaw on [...]

Researchers Link Multi-Year Mass Credential Theft Campaign to Chinese Hackers

18 August 2022

A Chinese state-sponsored threat activity group named RedAlpha has been attributed to a multi-year mass credential theft campaign aimed at global humanitarian, think tank, and government organizations. "In this activity, RedAlpha very likely sought to gain access to email accounts and other online communications of targeted individuals and organizations," Recorded Future disclosed in a new [...]

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17 August 2022

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Malicious Browser Extensions Targeted Over a Million Users So Far This Year

18 August 2022

More than 1.31 million users attempted to install malicious or unwanted web browser extensions at least once, new findings from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky show. "From January 2020 to June 2022, more than 4.3 million unique users were attacked by adware hiding in browser extensions, which is approximately 70% of all users affected by malicious and unwanted add-ons," the company said. As many as [...]

Episode 241: If Its Smart, Its Vulnerable a Conversation with Mikko Hyppönen

18 August 2022

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UPDATE DEF CON DOOM Patrol: Deere Jailbreak Raises Questions on Security, Competition

15 August 2022

A researcher presented the results of a year-long effort to reverse engineer John Deere hardware to run a version of the DOOM first person shooter. He also discovered a number of security flaws along the way. The post UPDATE DEF CON DOOM Patrol: Deere Jailbreak Raises Questions on Security, Competition appeared first on The Security Ledger with...Read the whole entry... »Related StoriesFeel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber RiskEpisode 241: If Its Smart, Its Vulnerable a Conversation with Mikko HyppönenEpisode 241: If Its Smart, Its Vulnerable a Conversation wit Mikko Hyppönen [...]

Episode 240: As Stakes Of Attacks Grow, Can Cyber Policy “Shift Right”?

25 July 2022

In this episode of the podcast (#240) Lauren Zabierek, the Executive Director for the Cyber Project at the Belfer Center at Harvard’s Kennedy School joins us to talk about the need for a re-think of national cybersecurity preparedness, as major hacks like the attack on Colonial Pipeline put the focus on resilience and public safety. The post ...Read the whole entry... »Click the icon below to listen. Related StoriesFeel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber RiskEpisode 241: If Its Smart, Its Vulnerable a Conversation with Mikko HyppönenEpisode 241: If Its Smart, Its Vulnerable a Conversation wit Mikko Hyppönen [...]

Hybrid Work Is Here: Is Your Security Strategy Ready for It?

19 July 2022

An “everywhere,” hybrid workforce is no longer concept, but reality. But securing hybrid workplaces requires big changes to how IT security gets done, argues Jason Lee, the CISO of Zoom in this Expert Insight. The post Hybrid Work Is Here: Is Your Security Strategy Ready for It? appeared first on The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts. Related StoriesTapping into the Power of the Security CommunityThe Future of Attack Surface Management: How to PrepareThe Concerning Statistics About Mental Health in Cybersecurity [...]

The Future of Attack Surface Management: How to Prepare

6 July 2022

Upwards of 70% of organizations have been compromised because of an unknown, unmanaged, or mismanaged visible asset. Improving your Attack Surface Management capabilities is critical, says David Monnier, a Fellow at Team Cymru. The post The Future of Attack Surface Management: How to Prepare appeared first on The Security Ledger with Paul F....Read the whole entry... »Related StoriesHow Vulnerability Management Has Evolved And Where It’s Headed NextIdentity Fraud: The New Corporate BattlegroundHybrid Work Is Here: Is Your Security Strategy Ready for It? [...]

How Vulnerability Management Has Evolved And Where It’s Headed Next

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The blocking and tackling work of scan management is becoming a commodity, writes Lisa Xu, the CEO of NopSec in this Expert Insight. What organizations need now is complete visibility of their IT infrastructure and business applications. The post How Vulnerability Management Has Evolved And Where It’s Headed Next appeared first on The Security...Read the whole entry... »Related StoriesThe Future of Attack Surface Management: How to PrepareIdentity Fraud: The New Corporate BattlegroundUnderstanding the Economic Impact of Credential Stuffing Attacks [...]

The Concerning Statistics About Mental Health in Cybersecurity

24 June 2022

Are cyber professionals as good at protecting their mental health as their IT environments? Thomas Kinsella, COO of Tines, talks about the worrying mental health statistics in cyber and how to protect your team. The post The Concerning Statistics About Mental Health in Cybersecurity appeared first on The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts. Related StoriesHybrid Work Is Here: Is Your Security Strategy Ready for It?Identity Fraud: The New Corporate BattlegroundUnderstanding the Economic Impact of Credential Stuffing Attacks [...]

Episode 239: Power shifts from Russia to China in the Cyber Underground

20 June 2022

Naomi Yusupov, a Chinese Intelligence Analyst at the threat intelligence firm CyberSixGill talks to host Paul Roberts about that company’s new report: The Bear and the Dragon: Analyzing the Russian and Chinese Cybercriminal Communities. The post Episode 239: Power shifts from Russia to China in the Cyber Underground appeared first on The...Read the whole entry... »Click the icon below to listen. Related StoriesFeel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber RiskEpisode 240: As Stakes Of Attacks Grow, Can Cyber Policy “Shift Right”?Episode 238: Robots Are The Next Frontier In Healthcare Cyber Risk [...]

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Episode 238: Robots Are The Next Frontier In Healthcare Cyber Risk

25 May 2022

In this episode of the podcast (#238) we speak with Daniel Brodie, the CTO at the firm Cynerio. about his firm’s discovery of a string of critical security flaws in an autonomous medical robot, TUG, that is already deployed in hundreds of clinical settings and the growing issue of medical device insecurity and cyber risks to healthcare...Read the whole entry... »Click the icon below to listen. Related StoriesFeel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber RiskEpisode 235: Justine Bone of MedSec on Healthcare InsecurityEpisode 241: If Its Smart, Its Vulnerable a Conversation with Mikko Hyppönen [...]

Instagram gets mean about sending video clips to TikTok

18 August 2022

Kristen Radtke / The Verge Instagram is tired of creators making their videos in Reels and then heading over to TikTok. While using Reels this week, The Verge discovered that when trying to download an edited clip to an iPhone, the audio from the clip disappeared. This means if you want to export the footage from Reels to use in another app, you have to actually post the Reel first in order to save the sound. As recently as late July, it was possible to download the clip with audio and use it in a separate app — like, say,… [...]

Verizon’s Visible is ending its incredible Party Pay deal

18 August 2022

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Corsair’s first gaming laptop is the start of something good

18 August 2022

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The James Webb Space Telescope runs JavaScript, apparently

18 August 2022

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HBO Max is offering 30 percent off a one-year subscription for new and returning subscribers

18 August 2022

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge New HBO Max owner Warner Bros. Discovery has been playing fast and loose with content recently on the streaming service as a result of fallout from the messy megamerger. Even though it’s been shedding shows and movies from the service to save money — and even canceling late-stage projects — it’s trying to course-correct any lost subscriptions by offering a new deal to bring in subscribers. New and returning subscribers can get 30 percent off a one-year subscription to HBO Max when signing up and prepaying the full year by October 30th. This… [...]

The Big Ten’s new deal makes sports streaming rights more confusing than ever

18 August 2022

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Microsoft’s adorable Xbox Series S is $50 off at Adorama right now

18 August 2022

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All the YouTube Shorts you repost to TikTok will now tell on you

18 August 2022

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Google search updates will prioritize real reviews over clickbait

18 August 2022

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Snap is giving up on its Pixy drone after just four months

18 August 2022

This will be the one and only Pixy model. | Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Snap just introduced its selfie drone, Pixy, in April, but the company won’t be developing any future versions of the product, according to The Wall Street Journal. Snap CEO Evan Spiegel apparently told employees at a Q&A session about the choice to no longer develop the Pixy line. A source told the publication the company plans to sell the current Pixy, and that model is still available for purchase on the Pixy website. The Pixy is a small, lightweight drone that’s designed to… [...]

Ethereum's 'Merge' Is a Big Deal for Crypto—and the Planet

18 August 2022

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How to Stop Robots From Becoming Racist

18 August 2022

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The Best Ebook Subscription Services for Every Kind of Reader

18 August 2022

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18 August 2022

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How a Hacked Tractor Added Fuel to the Right-to-Repair Movement

18 August 2022

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18 August 2022

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After She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Read These 5 Comics

18 August 2022

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The Best Fitness Trackers and Watches for Everyone

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How to Use Signal Encrypted Messaging

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