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TLDR The Commerce Department has banned sales of cybersecurity products and services from Russia-based Kaspersky Lab due to national security concerns. Individuals and businesses using Kaspersky software are urged to transition to

TLDR: The Biden administration plans to ban Kaspersky Lab from selling products in the U.S. due to security concerns and ties to Russia. Russia is accused of exploiting Kaspersky to collect and

TLDR: Network Security Software Market Summary Key Points: Network security software market is projected to reach $43.94 billion by 2028. Growth is driven by increasing cyber threats, compliance concerns, rise in remote

TLDR: A new phishing campaign dubbed PHANTOM#SPIKE is targeting people in Pakistan using military-themed email documents. The campaign uses a ZIP file with a password-protected payload archive that contains a backdoor malware

TLDR: Focus on building practical skills over chasing IT security certifications for a pay boost. Real-world experience and a strong portfolio are key in today’s dynamic threat landscape. Cybersecurity Insights with Contrast

TLDR: Key Points: Cybercriminals are demanding ransom from Snowflake hack victims. A vulnerability allowing Microsoft employee email spoofing has been discovered. In this week’s cybersecurity news roundup, notable stories include ransom demands

US DHS partners with Indonesia to strengthen maritime cybersecurity TLDR: US DHS partners with Indonesia to improve maritime cybersecurity in Indo-Pacific region Partnership focuses on incident response, information sharing, and collaboration to

TLDR: Cybersecurity job market is booming due to increased demand for better cybersecurity Universities and colleges are expanding their cybersecurity programs In the current digital age, where almost every aspect of life

TLDR: Intelbroker claims to have hacked Apple in the same week as AMD, obtaining source code for internal tools. Apple has not confirmed the breach, but the potential impact could be significant.

TLDR: Researchers found that 59% of real-world passwords could be cracked within an hour using modern GPUs and technical knowledge. Password hashing with salt can significantly increase password security by creating unique