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Summary of Article TLDR: Focus on human networking in cybersecurity community Passion, learning, and dedication are essential for success in cybersecurity As businesses continue to prioritize data and privacy protection, the demand

China-Linked Hackers Compromise ISP to Deploy Malicious Software Updates TLDR: China-linked threat actor Evasive Panda compromised an ISP to push malicious software updates to target companies. The attack involved DNS poisoning to

TLDR: The UAE Cyber Security Council warns residents against sharing personal images online while on holiday due to the risk of cyber threats. They recommend protecting personal content and privacy by using

TLDR: Cybersecurity strategies need to strike a balance between IT operations and business goals. The recent CrowdStrike outage highlights the importance of business-aligned cybersecurity. A recent article by Trend Micro CEO Eva

TLDR: The Telegram-controlled TgRat trojan is targeting Linux servers to steal data. The trojan uses the messaging app Telegram to communicate with attackers and exfiltrate data. TgRat, a Telegram-controlled trojan, has been

TLDR: Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of a new DDoS attack campaign targeting misconfigured Jupyter Notebooks. The attack utilizes a Java-based tool called mineping to launch a TCP flood DDoS attack. Cybersecurity

TLDR: White House officials visit Wisconsin to emphasize cybersecurity job opportunities. There are nearly 5,000 open cybersecurity jobs in Wisconsin and 500,000 openings across the country. White House officials visited Wisconsin to

TLDR: The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report calling for improved cybersecurity in water and wastewater systems. The EPA needs to develop a comprehensive strategy to lead the sector in defense

TLDR: Despite a recent software outage, CrowdStrike’s long-term growth prospects look strong due to high customer retention rates and innovative solutions. Analysts maintain Strong Buy ratings for the stock even after the

TLDR: Federal networks with a single vendor may be at risk of cyberattacks Tabletop exercise showed that agencies with diverse IT environments are better protected In a recent article by Federal News