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  1. Okta Warns Customers of Credential Stuffing Barrage

    Okta has issued customers with new advice on how to block mounting credential stuffing attacks

  2. Over 850 Vulnerable Devices Secured Through CISA Ransomware Program

    CISA’s RVWP program sent 1754 ransomware vulnerability notifications to government and critical infrastructure entities in 2023, leading to 852 devices being secured

  3. Ring to Pay Out $5.6m in Refunds After Customer Privacy Breach

    The US Federal Trade Commission will send $5.6m worth of refunds to the spied-on customers of the Amazon-owned home camera company

  4. US Takes Down Illegal Cryptocurrency Mixing Service Samourai Wallet

    The two founders of Samourai Wallet have been charged with money laundering and unlicensed money-transmitting offenses

  5. State-Sponsored Espionage Campaign Exploits Cisco Vulnerabilities

    An advisory from Cisco Talos has highlighted a sophisticated cyber-espionage campaign targeting government networks globally

  6. DragonForce Ransomware Group Uses LockBit's Leaked Builder

    Cyber threat intelligence provider Cyble found that DragonForce was using a ransomware binary based on LockBit Black’s builder

  7. 11% of Cybersecurity Teams Have Zero Women

    A new ISC2 study highlights the lack of diversity in cybersecurity with only 4% of teams having a majority of women, while 11% have none at all

  8. Online Banking Security Still Not Up to Par, Says Which?

    Consumer rights group Which? has found more security gaps in UK banking sites and apps

  9. BEC and Fund Transfer Fraud Top Insurance Claims

    Email-borne fraud accounted for more insurance claims than any other category in 2023, says Coalition

  10. High Performance Podcast Duo to Unveil Secrets of Success at Infosecurity Europe 2024

    Jake Humphrey and Professor Damian Hughes, the minds behind the High Performance Podcast, share their top non-negotiable behaviours for success in cybersecurity

  11. US Congress Passes Bill to Ban TikTok

    The bill that could see TikTok banned in the US has been approved by the House of Representatives and the Senate

  12. US Sanctions Iranian "Fronts" for Cyber-Attacks on American Entities

    The US Treasury announced sanctions on two companies and four individuals for cyber campaigns conducted on behalf of the Iranian government

  13. Leeds Talent Pool Attracts BlueVoyant's First UK Security Operations Center

    The proximity of organizations’ headquarters, like Asda’s and NHS England’s, prompted BlueVoyant to choose Leeds as the location for its first UK SOC

  14. Security Leaders Braced for Daily AI-Driven Attacks by Year-End

    Netacea research found that 93% of security leaders expect to face daily AI-driven attacks by the end of 2024, with 65% predicting that offensive AI will be the norm for cybercriminals

  15. Fifth of CISOs Admit Staff Leaked Data Via GenAI

    One in five UK organizations have had corporate data exposed via generative AI, says RiverSafe

  16. North Korean Hackers Target Dozens of Defense Companies

    North Korean hackers ran a year-long cyber-espionage campaign against South Korean defense companies

  17. US Imposes Visa Restrictions on Alleged Spyware Figures

    The move is reportedly part of a broader effort to counter the misuse of surveillance technology

  18. End-to-End Encryption Sparks Concerns Among EU Law Enforcement

    The call comes amid the rollout of end-to-end encryption on Meta’s Messenger platform

  19. Millions of Americans' Data Potentially Exposed in Change Healthcare Hack

    Millions of Americans may be impacted by the Change Healthcare data breach as UnitedHealth confirms exposed data includes personal and health information

  20. Vulnerability Exploitation on the Rise as Attackers Ditch Phishing

    Mandiant’s latest M-Trends report found that vulnerability exploitation was the most common initial infection vector in 2023, making up 38% of intrusions

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