Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
Here is a deep dive on the operation of the Predator Android malware by Bill Toulas of Bleeping Computer from research by Cisco Talos and the Citizen Lab. Predator: Looking under the hood of Intellexa’s Android spyware (bleepingcomputer.com) Predator is commercially available malware – only sold to governments or authorised …
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This slow motion space video popped up in my YouTube about ten minutes after I posted last week’s Because It’s Friday, so I had to wait a week to bring it to you. It is high resolution NASA film of the recent Artemis launch, edited into an easily digestible short …
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On-premises Exchange servers are still out there and they make great targets for threat actors, especially those with unpatched flaws. There is a new PowerShell based malware called PowerExchange and being linked to an Iranian threat group APT34 that backdoors Microsoft Exchange servers. New PowerExchange malware backdoors Microsoft Exchange servers …
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See here for what I have written about WordPress this week: Let’s Talk About WordPress …and if you do not think hackers go after WordPress and it’s plugins, then read this: Hackers target 1.5M WordPress sites with cookie consent plugin exploit (bleepingcomputer.com)
If your network uses Zyxel equipment then you need to check if it is on the list compromised equipment that needs patching. Zyxel warns of critical vulnerabilities in firewall and VPN devices (bleepingcomputer.com)
