September 2024 - Page 3

TLDR: Key Points: Russian cyber operations in wartime focus on espionage, sabotage, and disinformation. Russian cyber attacks target Ukraine’s government, critical infrastructure, and allied countries. In the realm of modern warfare, cyber-espionage

TLDR: Snowflake has rolled out MFA by default on its platform alongside 14-character passwords. This move comes after a series of high-profile third-party hacks on Snowflake customers. According to a recent article

Article Summary TLDR: The CISA cybersecurity checklist provides standard preventive measures for election infrastructure. It covers basics such as MFA, segmenting, backups, and email protections. CISA has released a new cybersecurity checklist

TLDR: Apple has released iOS 18, addressing 32 security vulnerabilities. Vulnerabilities in Siri, Safari Private Browsing, and other components were fixed. Apple has released iOS 18, addressing a total of 32 security

TLDR: Thousands of Hezbollah fighters and medics were injured by exploding pagers in Lebanon. Lebanon blamed Israel for the explosions, which caused chaos and panic across the country. Thousands of members of

TLDR: Onyxia Cyber has won the Best Emerging Technology award at the 2024 SC Awards for its innovative Cybersecurity Management Platform, powered by AI and machine learning. The platform offers real-time assessments,

TLDR: SlashNext won the Best Secure Messaging Solution award at the 2024 SC Awards. Their platform uses Next Gen AI to provide real-time protection against various forms of cyber fraud. In the

Article Summary TLDR: Identity is the new perimeter in cybersecurity Organizations need to focus on identity visibility for stronger cyber defense Identity is the new perimeter in cybersecurity, as organizations shift towards

TL;DR: As the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Vulnerability Database (NVD) faces a backlog in processing vulnerabilities, attackers are changing tactics to exploit lesser-known vulnerabilities. The backlog is partially

TLDR: Google Chrome is switching from KYBER to ML-KEM for post-quantum cryptography defense. The changes are set to take effect in Chrome version 131 in early November 2024. Google has announced the