The company has removed three APTs and six potentially criminal networks from its platforms who leveraged elaborate campaigns of fake personas and profiles to lure and compromise users.
| | | LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | | Meta Expunges Multiple APT, Cybercrime Groups From Facebook, Instagram The company has removed three APTs and six potentially criminal networks from its platforms who leveraged elaborate campaigns of fake personas and profiles to lure and compromise users. Hotels at Risk From Bug in Oracle Property Management Software Oracle's characterization of the vulnerability in its Opera software as complex and hard to exploit is incorrect, researchers who found the flaw and reported it say. DNA Sequencing Equipment Vulnerability Adds New Twist to Medical Device Cyber Threats A vulnerability in a DNA sequencer highlights the expanded attack surface area of healthcare organizations but also shows that reporting of medical device vulnerabilities works. Google Chrome Drops Browser Lock Icon Chrome 117 will retire the lock icon and replace it with a "tune" icon, reflecting evolving cybersecurity standards. Court Rejects Merck Insurers' Attempt to Refuse Coverage for NotPetya Damages Insurers unsuccessfully argued Merck's $1.4B in losses following NotPetya cyberattack fell under wartime exclusion. Legitimate Software Abuse: A Disturbing Trend in Ransomware Attacks Build a culture of security so that everyone is on the lookout for suspect behavior. Implement least privilege, improve visibility. Anatomy of a Malicious Package Attack Malicious packages are hard to avoid and hard to detect — unless you know what to look for. (Sponsored Article) The New Frontier in Email Security: Goodbye, Gateways; Hello, Behavioral AI As email attackers move to more targeted and sophisticated attacks, email security needs to understand the organization, not past attacks, to keep up with attacker innovation and stop novel threats on the first encounter. MORE NEWS / MORE COMMENTARY | | |
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