Cybersecurity Headlines Phone encryption urged, Pegasus spyware discoveries, Japan I-O Data 0-day
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Dec 5, 2024 FBI and CISA are pushing for more encrypted communication as cyber threats escalate. A recent scan uncovered Pegasus spyware infections targeting key individuals. Meanwhile, Japan is alerting everyone about dangerous vulnerabilities in IO data routers. The discussion also covers critical security risks in open-source software, urging developers to modernize outdated technologies. Plus, Microsoft is rolling out its TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11 to enhance security.
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Encryption and Device Security
- Prioritize encrypted messaging and voice communications for enhanced security.
- Consider using devices with automatic updates, encryption, and phishing-resistant MFA.
Spyware Targets Expand
- Commercial spyware like Pegasus is targeting a wider range of individuals than previously thought.
- Business leaders, government officials, and other non-activists are also being targeted.
IO-Data Router Vulnerabilities
- IO-Data router users should be aware of zero-day vulnerabilities.
- Enable mitigations or wait for fixes expected around December 18th.