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- CISA adds 15 known exploited vulnerabilities to Catalog. (to the original material)
 
- Why security concerns drive customers towards public DNS resolvers. (to the original material)
 
- Cybersecurity Week News (10.02.2022). (to the original material)
 
- Tips to mitigate public-key cryptography risk in a quantum computing world. (to the original material)
 
- Why the C-suite should focus on understanding cybersecurity and investing appropriately. (to the original material)
 
- Low code applications are essential for cybersecurity development in applications. (to the original material)
 
- Zero trust adoption will continue to mature. (to the original material)
 
- Ransomware attacks, and ransom payments, are rampant among critical infrastructure organizations. (to the original material)
 
- Cloud migrations are taking longer, and require bigger budgets than expected. (to the original material)
 
- Qbot, Lokibot malware switch back to Windows Regsvr32 delivery. (to the original material)
 
- FTC says Americans lost $547 million to romance scams in 2021. (to the original material)
 
- FritzFrog botnet grows 10x, hits healthcare, edu, and govt systems. (to the original material)
 
- Spain dismantles SIM swapping group who emptied bank accounts. (to the original material)
 
- Russian threat actors targeting infrastructure. (to the original material)
 
- Californian College was attacked with ransomware. (to the original material)
 
- The Cyber-Threat in 2022: Where you keep your data will make or break the success of an attack. (to the original material)
 
- ICO (Information Commissioner's Office - UK) hit by 2650% rise in email attacks. (to the original material)
 
- Almost $1.3bn paid to ransomware actors since 2020. (to the original material)
 
- CISOs reveal the biggest challenges for security teams. (to the original material)
 
- FBI: SIM swapping attacks have surged five-fold. (to the original material)
 
- New ransomware warning for critical infrastructure providers. (to the original material)
 
- Threat actors exploit Windows Service Regsvr32 to deliver malware. (to the original material)
 
- Donation site for Ottawa truckers’ ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest exposed donors’ data. (to the original material)
 
- Georgia voter info posted online after software company breach. (to the original material)
 
- Be careful! Phishing kits bypassing MFA are growing in popularity. (to the original material)
 
- Charming Kitten adds new malware to its arsenal. (to the original material)
 
- Linux malware attacks are on the rise, and businesses aren't ready for it. (to the original material)
 
- White Tur borrows techniques from APTs. (to the original material)
 
- FritzFrog P2P botnet attacking healthcare, education, and government sectors. (to the original material)
 
- Covid does not spread to computers. (to the original material)
 
- CISA, FBI, NSA issue advisory on the severe increase in ransomware attacks. (to the original material)
 
- Use Zoom on a Mac? You might want to check your microphone settings. (to the original material)
 
- Swipe left: Snoops use dating apps to hook sources, says Australian Five Eyes boss. (to the original material)
 
- A Guide about internet data. (to the original material)
 
- Cybersecurity's most advanced fields. (to the original material)
 
- What is Kali Linux? (to the original material)
 
- IC3 received more than 1,900 complaints related to SIM swapping. (to the original material)
 
- The Future of Cyber Security. (to the original material)
 
- The SASE conversation in 2022, a resolution for the future. (to the original material)
 
- New vulnerabilities can allow hackers to remotely crash Siemens PLCs. (to the original material)
 
- Critical code execution flaws patched in 'PHP Everywhere' WordPress plugin. (to the original material)
 
- Ransomware targeted 14 of 16 U.S. critical infrastructure sectors in 2021. (to the original material)
 
- University project cataloged 1,100 ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure. (to the original material)
 
- Web Skimmer injected into hundreds of Magento-Powered Stores. (to the original material)
 
- QR Codes: How fraudsters can exploit them to steal money. (to the original material)
 
- Hidden in plain sight: How the dark web is spilling onto social media. (to the original material)
 
- Top 10 security tips to keep your WordPress site healthy. (to the original material)
 
- Navigating the complexities of securely transmitting digital documents. (to the original material)
 
- Increase in API use leads to security concerns. (to the original material)
 
- Cape Privacy propelled by VC funding and guidance. (to the original material)
 
- Ransomware 2022: What to expect, how to fight back. (to the original material)
 
- Senators look to address privacy, new technology in renewed push to modernize HIPAA. (to the original material)
 
- Is security awareness training effective in the finance industry as employees work from home? (to the original material)
 
- So-called ‘red lines’ increasingly crossed by ransomware groups in critical infrastructure attacks. (to the original material)
 
- Cryptocurrency firm MakerDAO offers record $10m in newly-launched bug bounty program. (to the original material)
 
- Ransomware surge prompts joint NCSC, CISA warning to safeguard systems. (to the original material)
 
- Dependency confusion tops the PortSwigger annual web hacking list for 2021. (to the original material)
 
- SAP patches severe ‘ICMAD’ Bugs. (to the original material)
 
- Losses from romance scams hit a record $547 million in 2021, FTC says. (to the original material)
 
- Ransomware victims paid more than $600 million to cybercriminals in 2021. (to the original material)
 
- Decryption keys were released for 3 defunct ransomware strains. (to the original material)
 
- Sri Lanka to use India-developed digital identity framework. (to the original material)
 
- CERTs urge patching of Google Chrome, Android flaws. (to the original material)
 
- Google lauds 2FA results—So why do people HATE it?. (to the original material)
 
- France rules that using Google Analytics violates GDPR data protection law. (to the original material)
 
- Apple says WebKit zero-day hitting iOS, macOS devices. (to the original material)

 

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