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Amid Legal Fallout, Cyber Insurers Redefine State-Sponsored Attacks as Act of War

November 19 2022 By Syndicator in Security

As carriers rewrite their act-of-war exclusions following the NotPetya settlement between Mondelez and Zurich, organizations should read their cyber insurance policies carefully to see what is still covered.

First Review of A Hacker’s Mind

November 19 2022 By Bruce Schneier in Security

Kirkus reviews A Hacker’s Mind:

A cybersecurity expert examines how the powerful game whatever system is put before them, leaving it to others to cover the cost.

Schneier, a professor...
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Palo Alto Networks Focuses on Secure Coding with $195M Cider Deal

November 19 2022 By Syndicator in Security

PAN plans to add Cider's CI/CD security platform to its Prisma Cloud suite of AppSec tools.

Secure Offboarding in the Spotlight as Tech Layoffs Mount

November 19 2022 By Syndicator in Security

A secure-by-design culture is needed to develop a comprehensive offboarding and identity management strategy that limits potential for broader compromise in case of unauthorized access.

Successful Hack of Time-Triggered Ethernet

November 18 2022 By Bruce Schneier in Security

Time-triggered Ethernet (TTE) is used in spacecraft, basically to use the same hardware to process traffic with different timing and criticality. Researchers have defeated it:

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The Next Generation of Supply Chain Attacks Is Here to Stay

November 18 2022 By Syndicator in Security

With the proliferation of interconnected third-party applications, new strategies are needed to close the security gap.

County of Tehama, Calif., Identifies and Addresses Data Security Incident

November 18 2022 By Syndicator in Security

The county reports unauthorized access to files in its Department of Social Services' systems between Nov. 18, 2021, and April 9. It has added enhanced alert and monitoring software...

Researchers Quietly Cracked Zeppelin Ransomware Keys

November 18 2022 By BrianKrebs in A Little Sunshine, FBI, Ransomware, Security

Peter is an IT manager for a technology manufacturer that got hit with a Russian ransomware strain called “Zeppelin” in May 2020. He’d been on the job less than...

Analysts Welcome NSA’s Advice for Developers to Adopt Memory-Safe Languages

November 18 2022 By Syndicator in Security

Languages such as C and C++ rely too heavily on the programmer not making simple memory-related security errors.

Iranian APT Actors Breached a US Government Network

November 18 2022 By Syndicator in Security

CISA says Federal Civilian Executive Branch systems were compromised through a Log4Shell vulnerability in an unpatched VMware Horizon server.

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Opsec Cyber

Amid Legal Fallout, Cyber Insurers Redefine State-Sponsored Attacks as Act of War

First Review of A Hacker’s Mind

Palo Alto Networks Focuses on Secure Coding with $195M Cider Deal

Secure Offboarding in the Spotlight as Tech Layoffs Mount

Successful Hack of Time-Triggered Ethernet

The Next Generation of Supply Chain Attacks Is Here to Stay

County of Tehama, Calif., Identifies and Addresses Data Security Incident

Researchers Quietly Cracked Zeppelin Ransomware Keys

Analysts Welcome NSA’s Advice for Developers to Adopt Memory-Safe Languages

Iranian APT Actors Breached a US Government Network

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