Cybersecurity Headlines

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CISA hires 'Mudge' to work on security-by-design principles All 50 states call on Congress to address AI-generated CSAM Stake.com loses $41 million to hot wallet hackers Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Comcast What if you could integrate enterprise-wide business intelligence with your security data for better contextual insights into potential threats and compliance issues? You can. With DataBee™, from Comcast Technology Solutions. Learn how DataBee enables users to leverage integrated insights to mitigate risks and stay compliant. Visit https://comca.st/DataBee. For the stories behind the headlines, visit CISOseries.com.

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X collects member employment data. Technical details of Sandworm malware 'Infamous Chisel' released. Golf club maker Callaway suffers breach. Microsoft discontinues Wordpad. Comcast sponsors cloud native security data fabric platform. NIST publishes draft of cybersecurity learning program. Texas and Arkansas block child safety laws. Remote worker tracking software and recent ransomware attacks discussed.

Gamaredon hackers hit Ukraine military. Paramount suffers data breach. Takeover swarm exploits OpenFire. Various cybersecurity incidents, including widespread vulnerabilities, platform exploitations, and selling of bot access. Hackers pressure Elon Musk and upcoming fan meetup.

Chinese threat actors breached Japan's cybersecurity agency Human trafficking into cyber scams China set to approve first generative AI services Huge thanks to today's episode sponsor, AppOmni SaaS cyberattacks are prevalent and often go unnoticed until data loss or breaches occur. Sign-ins from an unusual IP address. Stolen session tokens. These security risks can lurk in the shadows and put your entire SaaS estate at risk. Don't wait for a breach to secure your SaaS data. AppOmni helps security teams to detect suspicious activity, decide what activities to be alerted on, and receive guided remediation. Learn how at AppOmni.com.

FBI dismantles Qakbot operation, University of Michigan cuts internet after cyberattack, Microsoft criticizes UN cybercrime treaty

UK network outage grounds flights The malware loader Big 3 Another spyware firm breached Huge thanks to today's episode sponsor, AppOmni SaaS cyberattacks are prevalent and often go unnoticed until data loss or breaches occur. Sign-ins from an unusual IP address. Stolen session tokens. These security risks can lurk in the shadows and put your entire SaaS estate at risk. Don't wait for a breach to secure your SaaS data. AppOmni helps security teams to detect suspicious activity, decide what activities to be alerted on, and receive guided remediation. Learn how at AppOmni.com.

Cisco fixes flaws in software, Windows brings back blue screen of death, FBI warns about Barracuda bug. Topics include gaining initial access, malware threats, data breaches, and Lockbit 3.0 ransomware. Also discussed are the leak of LockBit 3.0 ransomware and a data breach in a French government agency.