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- BrakTooth Proof of Concept Tool demonstrates Bluetooth vulnerabilities. (to the original material)
 
- Cisco releases security updates for multiple products. (to the original material)
 
- Cybersecurity News of the Week (04.11.2021). (to the original material)
 
- US targets DarkSide ransomware and its rebrands with $10 million rewards. (to the original material)
 
- CISA urges vendors to patch BrakTooth bugs after exploits released. (to the original material)
 
- Phishing emails deliver spooky zombie-themed MirCop ransomware. (to the original material)
 
- Popular "coa" NPM library hijacked to steal user passwords. (to the original material)
 
- Cisco fixes hard-coded credentials and default SSH key issues. (to the original material)
 
- Microsoft Exchange ProxyShell exploits used to deploy Babuk ransomware. (to the original material)
 
- Samsung Galaxy S21 hacked on second day of Pwn2Own Austin. (to the original material)
 
- Ukraine links members of Gamaredon hacker group to Russian FSB (Russian Federal Security Service). (to the original material)
 
- Crypto investors lose $500,000 to Google Ads pushing fake wallets. (to the original material)
 
- Lockean multi-ransomware affiliates linked to attacks on French orgs. (to the original material)
 
- Lean security: How small cybersecurity teams perform at Fortune 2000 levels. (to the original material)
 
- How to ease password pains while maintaining security. (to the original material)
 
- Top 10 ways attackers are increasing pressure on their ransomware victims to pay. (to the original material)
 
- Surge in cyber attacks confirms the need for zero trust security. (to the original material)
 
- Organizations can save $1.9 million using workforce passwordless authentication. (to the original material)
 
- Ten CIO agenda predictions that will impact IT pros by 2026. (to the original material)
 
- The ultimate SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) checklist. (to the original material)
 
- Threat actor claims "Groove" ransomware gang was a hoax. (to the original material)
 
- Iranian hacking group leaks patient and LGBTQ info. (to the original material)
 
- NSO Group was blacklisted by US for trade-in spyware. (to the original material)
 
- Canadian hacker (Bowser, aka GaryOPA) to pay Nintendo $4.5M restitution. (to the original material)
 
- US indicts Brit over SIM swap crypto theft. (to the original material)
 
- Amazon spoofed in new attack. (to the original material)
 
- Consumers warned about rising in call center threats. (to the original material)
 
- A recipe for failure: weak passwords, easy to guess. (to the original material)
 
- Google squashes Android zero‑day bug exploited in targeted attacks. (to the original material)
 
- US Commerce Department blacklists Israeli spyware firms. (to the original material)
 
- Tackling growing pandemic cyber threats in healthcare. (to the original material)
 
- US offers $10 million rewards for info on Darkside ransomware group. (to the original material)
 
- PRC says FCC's decision to pull China Telecom license was "based on suspicion," not facts. (to the original material)
 
- GitLab servers are being exploited in DDoS attacks in excess of 1 Tbps. (to the original material)
 
- US indicts UK resident "PlugwalkJoe" for cryptocurrency theft. (to the original material)
 
- Remote code execution flaw patched in Linux Kernel TIPC module. (to the original material)
 
- Ctrl+Alt+Truth. Welcome to the future of cybercrime. (to the original material)
 
- Don’t pay the ransom: A three-step guide to ransomware protection. (to the original material)
 
- Build-in security and resilience with Infrastructure Security Month. (to the original material)
 
- Hardcoded SSH Key in Cisco Policy Suite lets remote hackers gain root access. (to the original material)
 
- Critical RCE Vulnerability reported in Linux kernel's TIPC module. (to the original material)
 
- New "Trojan Source" technique lets hackers hide vulnerabilities in source code. (to the original material)
 
- Threat Source newsletter (Nov. 4, 2021). (to the original material)
 
- The features all Incident Response Plans need to have. (to the original material)

 

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