March 2024 - Page 21

TLDR: Lasab Cyber Security launches solution-oriented service in the crypto industry. Uses computer forensic science to assist clients in recovering cryptocurrency. Lasab Cyber Security recently launched a solution-oriented service in the cryptocurrency

TLDR: Alabama state government websites hit by denial-of-service (DoS) attack Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) explains DoS attacks involve flooding a site with junk data Some Alabama state government websites were

OpenCTI With ANY.RUN: OSINT Platform to SOC & MDR Teams for Malware Analysis TLDR: OpenCTI integrates with ANY.RUN to streamline threat analysis and enrich observations with data directly from ANY.RUN. The integration

TLDR: DarkGate malware campaign exploited a recently patched Microsoft security flaw as a zero-day attack, leveraging PDFs with Google DDM open redirects to spread malicious software installers. The vulnerability (CVE-2024-21412) was fixed

TLDR: Small utilities are facing cyber threats, with limited resources for cybersecurity. Many lack the funding and expertise to protect against highly motivated adversaries targeting critical infrastructure. Better coordination and resources from

TLDR: A cyber-security incident has partially crippled a network of local medical clinics in Barrie, affecting several facilities and dozens of doctors. The Barrie and Community Family Health Team (BCFHT) is working

TLDR: The White House has proposed a $7.3 trillion budget for fiscal year 2025, with a $3 billion increase in cybersecurity spending. The budget includes funding for CISA, Justice Department, energy sector,

TLDR: Motion Picture Association (MPA) has updated its cybersecurity best practices in response to cyberthreats targeting the film industry. The MPA’s new guidelines focus on addressing challenges in cloud migration and remote

Lockbit Affiliate Sentenced to Four Years in Prison Summary TLDR: Mikhail Vasiliev, a dual Russian-Canadian national, sentenced to nearly four years in prison for cyber extortion, mischief, and weapons offenses. Vasiliev, a

TLDR: Cyber attackers are using AI to launch more sophisticated attacks on businesses, according to a Microsoft executive. Key Points: Cyber attackers are using AI to conduct reconnaissance, find vulnerabilities, and learn