August 2024 - Page 9

TLDR: Organizations need to prioritize cyber security to protect data and prevent cyber attacks. Rossera, a specialist consultancy in Oracle applications, offers solutions to help organizations stay cyber secure. Being cyber secure

TLDR: Key points: The US government aims to hold big tech corporations accountable for cybersecurity. The 2023 White House cybersecurity strategy focuses on shifting responsibility and legal liability to software publishers. Alex

TLDR: The Justice Department joined a whistleblower lawsuit against Georgia Tech for cybersecurity failures in contracts with the Department of Defense. The lawsuit focuses on Astrolavos Lab, a company under Georgia Tech,

TLDR: Halliburton confirmed a cyberattack that forced the company to take its systems offline. The attack involved an unauthorized third party gaining access to certain systems, prompting Halliburton to activate its cybersecurity

TLDR: YouTube introduced the ‘Hacked Channel Assistant’ AI tool to help users recover hacked accounts and improve security. AI chatbots like ChatGPT provide tailored responses to assist users in the recovery process.

TLDR: Cybercriminals are using Google search ads to deliver malicious payloads through fake ads for Slack. Nearly 500 malvertising incidents related to Google search ads have been reported in the past year,

TLDR: Clark Construction has landed a $524 million contract to build the new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency headquarters in Washington, D.C. The project will include advanced energy-efficient systems and sustainable practices

TLDR: Ransomware attack by Qilin group steals VPN credentials and Chrome data Attackers used credential harvesting and ransomware encryption tactics Article Summary: The recent Qilin ransomware attack involved stealing credentials from Google

TLDR: Member of Russian cybercrime group charged for money laundering, wire fraud, and extortion. First alleged group member extradited to the United States after being arrested in Georgia. FBI offices in various

TLDR: Cthulhu Stealer macOS malware is available for rent at $500/month to steal data, targeting macOS users. The malware is distributed as an Apple disk image and uses osascript to prompt users