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Initial Access Broker Involved in Log4Shell Attacks Against VMware Horizon Servers

An initial access broker group tracked as Prophet Spider has been linked to a set of malicious activities that exploits the Log4Shell vulnerability in unpatched VMware Horizon Servers.
According to new research published by BlackBerry Research & Intelligence and Incident Response (IR) teams today, the cybercrime actor has been opportunistically weaponizing the shortcoming to download a …

Singapore-based edtech Cialfo gets $40M led by Square Peg and SEEK

Applying to colleges is one of the hardest parts of high school, especially for students who want to study abroad. Cialfo wants to make the process easier, with a platform that includes school research, communication tools for counselors and students, and Direct Apply, which helps international students find and apply to hundreds of programs with […] …

10 Years Later, What Did LulzSec Mean for Cybersecurity?

While working on several articles on the WannaCry attacks for my job as a cybersecurity journalist, I learned about LulzSec, which ranked among the most notable attacks of the 2010s. I wanted to find out more about the group that committed major cybersecurity attacks on many household-name companies over a chaotic 50 days in 2011. […]
The post 10 Years Later, What Did LulzSec Mean for Cybersecurity? appeared first on Security Intelligence. …

Tapping into the Power of the Security Community

Massive growth in Zoom’s customer base as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic brought new business – but also new challenges and security requirements. Establishing a CISO Council gave those customers a voice and a seat at the table, writes CISO Jason Lee. The post Tapping into the Power of the Security Community appeared first on The Security…Read the whole entry… »Related StoriesEpisode 230: Are Vaccine Passports Cyber Secure?Spotlight: COVID Broke Security. Can We Fix It In 2022?Spotlight: COVID, Cloud Sovereignty and Other 2022 Trends with DigiCert …

Apple Patches ‘Actively Exploited’ iOS Security Flaw

Apple late Wednesday pushed out an urgent iOS update with fixes for 11 documented security flaws and warned that one of the vulnerabilities “may have been actively exploited.”
In a barebones advisory, Apple acknowledged the zero-day took aim at a memory corruption issue in IOMobileFrameBuffer, an oft-targeted iOS kernel extension.
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OnePlus may bring 80W fast charging to its more affordable Nord smartphones

One of the pillars of OnePlus smartphones for years has been very fast charging, and it’s a metric that gets pushed further with each new release. According to a new rumor, OnePlus may bring super-fast charging to even cheaper phones this year, with 80W speeds on an upcoming Nord device.
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The post OnePlus may bring 80W fast charging to its more affordable Nord smartphones appeared first on 9to5Google. …

Why Your Business Continuity Plan Should Cover Communication and Office Access

Imagine a scenario where your company’s digital infrastructure goes offline. Your servers are unreachable, the company website is offline, internal communication stops working and employees are locked out of offices because keycard security systems are down. Your entire company—literally everything it does—just stops. It’s a nightmare scenario, but if you’re prepared with a business continuity […]
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