What to Do When Someone Steals Your Identity Online? – 8 Expert Tips

The convenience and benefit of doing so much online these days, unfortunately, come with some risks. The crime of stealing identities online is becoming more frequent, and it can happen to anyone. Educate yourself and be prepared for such an eventuality so it causes the least amount of problems should you become a victim.   Online Identity Theft – Shocking Facts Having a realistic view of this type of crime may help inspire more caution, but also help you understand how vital it is to have a plan in place. These facts and stats paint...

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Understanding and Shrinking Attack Surfaces: A Comprehensive Guide for Organizational Leaders

[Jacqueline Faerman, PR Manager, Privacy Bee] In 2024, many organizations operate with a newly expanded attack surface.  Even though most already invest significantly in cybersecurity.  All companies are acutely aware of the threat posed by cyberattacks and the resulting data breaches.  And sadly, many have already been victimized. If they wish to avoid being...

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Exploring SASE and SSE Roadmaps with the Two Taylor Swifts of the Decade – AI and Quantum

[John Spiegel, Director of Strategy, Field CTO, Axis Security] Exploring the SASE and SSE landscape is a daunting task.  With over 30 vendors in the space, each with a point of view, it is easy to get lost in both the technical and marketing aspects of the frameworks.  But SASE and SSE are critical to bringing convergence to network and security, enabling your application delivery system with both speed and security and reducing your organization’s operational and vendor management burden.    While I will not dive deep into...

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Meet the Phishing service platform named Darcula

Cybersecurity analysts at Netcraft, an internet service company based in London, have recently uncovered a sophisticated phishing platform dubbed ‘Darcula.’ This platform, known as a phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) operation, provides users with template-based guidance for setting up phishing websites. What sets Darcula apart is its continual evolution with innovative updates, including new anti-detection measures and features designed to obscure the attack’s origin. These features incorporate technologies such as JavaScript, React Docker, and Harbor,...

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ThreatHunter.ai Halts Hundreds of Attacks in the past 48 hours: Combating Ransomware and Nation-State Cyber Threats Head-On

In a decisive move against the escalating wave of cyber threats, ThreatHunter.ai has announced a groundbreaking initiative to offer its advanced cybersecurity services free for 30 days to all organizations. This bold step comes in response to the alarming increase in sophisticated cyber-attacks, including ransomware and nation-state threats, which have put the security of many organizations at risk. James McMurry, the founder of ThreatHunter.ai, highlighted the urgency of the situation, stating, “In the past 48 hours alone, we have stopped hundreds...

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Understanding the Surge in Cyber Kidnapping: Exploring the Factors Behind the Rise

In recent years, the world has witnessed a concerning uptick in cyber kidnappings, with individuals, organizations, and even governments falling victim to this malicious form of digital extortion. This article delves into the multifaceted reasons contributing to the rise of cyber kidnapping, shedding light on the complex dynamics at play in this evolving threat landscape. 1. Lucrative Financial Incentives: One of the primary drivers behind the surge in cyber kidnapping is the lucrative financial incentives it offers to perpetrators. With the proliferation...

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C2A Security’s EVSec Platform: Driving Cybersecurity Compliance in the Automotive Industry

The automotive industry is under pressure to comply with a variety of cybersecurity regulations and standards, including UN Regulation No. 155, ISO/SAE 21434, and Chinese GB Standards. The year 2024 marks a crucial period for these regulations, especially UN Regulation No. 155, which will be fully implemented. C2A Security’s EVSec Risk Management and Automation Platform is increasingly adopted within the automotive sector to address the challenge of complying with cybersecurity regulations and standards efficiently. As of 2023, C2A Security has...

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NHS patient data published on the Dark Web

In a concerning development, a well-known ransomware collective known as INC Ransom has recently disclosed a portion of pilfered data linked to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) on the obscure corners of the internet known as the dark web. Investigations into the matter have identified the compromised data as originating from NHS Dumfries and Galloway. Additionally, the group has declared its intention to release approximately 6 terabytes of data obtained from another healthcare entity based in Scotland. Notably, the communication from the...

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The human-AI partnership: a guide towards secure coding

[Pieter Danhieux Co-Founder and CEO, Secure Code Warrior] The doomsayers are, so far, losing the argument. The panic around AI replacing humans has been countered with a new narrative: “Let AI redefine your job rather than replace it.” According to a recent survey from Stack Overflow, 44% of developers are either using or planning to use AI tools—even though just 3% “highly trust” the accuracy of the results. Twice as many (6%) say they highly mistrust AI due to security concerns and inaccuracy. There remains at least some debate among developers...

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Cyber Attack suspected behind Baltimore Bridge Collapse

The incident that shook Baltimore on March 26, 2024, when a cargo vessel collided with the Baltimore Bridge, resulting in its collapse into the Patapsco River, has sparked widespread speculation and concern. In the early hours of March 27, 2024, several publications shared photos of the bridge collapse, raising questions about the possibility of foul play by adversaries. A hashtag quickly gained traction on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), suggesting that the Francis Scott Key Bridge was targeted in a cyber-attack, leading to the collision...

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Has the third world war started with Baltimore Bridge Collapse with Cyber Attack

The incident that shook Baltimore on March 26, 2024, when a cargo vessel collided with the Baltimore Bridge, resulting in its collapse into the Patapsco River, has sparked widespread speculation and concern. In the early hours of March 27, 2024, several publications shared photos of the bridge collapse, raising questions about the possibility of foul play by adversaries. A hashtag quickly gained traction on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), suggesting that the Francis Scott Key Bridge was targeted in a cyber-attack, leading to the collision...

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Agenda Ransomware Targeting VMware and 17k Microsoft Exchange servers vulnerable to cyber attacks

Agenda Ransomware targets VMware servers A recent emergence in the cyber threat landscape has revealed the presence of a new variant of ransomware known as Agenda Ransomware, which has swiftly made its mark by targeting VMware ESXi servers worldwide. This variant, suspected to be a recent addition to the malware arsenal, has been active since 2022, causing concerns among cybersecurity experts. Previously recognized under monikers such as Qilin or Water Galura, this particular strain of file-encrypting malware has primarily set its sights on servers...

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