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    Encore: Dinah Davis: Building your network. [R&D] [Career Notes] Mar 07, 2024
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    In honor of International Women's Day, please enjoy this encore of Dinah Davis sharing her story.

    Coming from her love of math, VP of R&D at Arctic Wolf Networks Dinah Davis shares how she arrived in the cybersecurity industry after finding her niche. Dinah recalls how at a time of indecision, a computer course at university and a job with the Canadian government helped to solidify her career direction. Dinah mentions how "security and cryptography specifically was this perfect mix of real world problem solving and mathematics and computer science all combined into one ball of happiness." Networking played a key role in Dinah's journey. She recommends that those interested in joining the field to go for what they believe in. And, we thank Dinah for sharing her story with us.

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    No cyber blues on Super Tuesday. Mar 06, 2024
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    CISA says Super Tuesday ran smoothly. The White House sanctions spyware vendors. The DoD launches its Cyber Operational Readiness Assessment program. NIST unveils an updated NICE Framework. Apple patches a pair of zero-days. The GhostSec and Stormous ransomware gangs join forces. Cado Security tracks a new Golang-based malware campaign. Google updates its search algorithms to fight spammy content. Canada's financial intelligence agency suffers a cyber incident. On our Industry Voices segment, our guest Amitai Cohen, Attack Vector Intel Lead at Wiz joins us to discuss cloud threats. Moonlighting on the dark side.

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    CyberWire Guest

    On our Industry Voices segment, our guest Amitai Cohen, Attack Vector Intel Lead at Wiz and host of their Crying Out Cloud podcast, joins us to discuss cloud threats. Learn more in Wiz's State of the AI Cloud report.


    Selected Reading

    No security issues as Super Tuesday draws to a close, CISA official says (The Record)

    Biden administration sanctions makers of commercial spyware used to surveil US (CNN Business)

    US DoD launches CORA program to revolutionize cybersecurity strategy (Industrial Cyber)

    Unveiling NICE Framework Components v1.0.0: Explore the Latest Updates Today! (NIST)

    Update your iPhones and iPads now: Apple patches security vulnerabilities in iOS and iPadOS (Malwarebytes)

    Watch out, GhostSec and Stourmous groups jointly conducting ransomware attacks (Security Affairs)

    Hackers target Docker, Hadoop, Redis, Confluence with new Golang malware (Bleeping Computer)

    Google is starting to squash more spam and AI in search results (The Verge)

    Cyberattack forces Canada’s financial intelligence agency to take systems offline (The Record)

    Cyber Pros Turn to Cybercrime as Salaries Stagnate (Infosecurity Magazine)


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    From Nation States to Cybercriminals: AI's Influence on Attacks with Wendi Whitmore [Threat Vector] Mar 05, 2024
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    In honor of Women's History Month, please enjoy this episode of the Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 podcast, Threat Vector, featuring David Moulton's discussion with Wendi Whitmore about the evolving threat landscape.


    In this conversation, David Moulton from Unit 42 discusses the evolving threat landscape with Wendi Whitmore, SVP of Unit 42. Wendi highlights the increasing scale, sophistication, and speed of cyberattacks, with examples like the recent Clop ransomware incident, and emphasizes that attackers, including nation-state actors and cybercriminals, are leveraging AI, particularly generative AI, to operate faster and more effectively, especially in social engineering tactics.

    To protect against these threats, businesses must focus on speed of response, automated integration of security tools, and operationalized capabilities and processes. The conversation underscores the importance of staying vigilant and leveraging technology to defend against the rapidly changing threat landscape.

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    Change Healthcare hackers cash in $22 million ransom. Mar 05, 2024
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    Is the ALPHV gang pulling up a twenty two million dollar rug? Meta platforms are experiencing outages. Ukraine claims a cyberattack on the Russian Ministry of Defense. Malicious phishers hope to hook hashes. TeamCity users are warned of critical vulnerabilities. The Discord leaker pleads guilty. AmEx suffers a third-party data breach. Amazon is flooded with fake copycat publications. Our guest is Deputy Assistant Director Cynthia Kaiser from the FBI Cyber Division to discuss Volt Typhoon. And, Dude, she is just not that into you.

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    CyberWire Guest

    Guest Deputy Assistant Director Cynthia Kaiser from the FBI Cyber Division joins us to discuss Volt Typhoon.


    Selected Reading

    Hackers Behind the Change Healthcare Ransomware Attack Just Received a $22 Million Payment (WIRED)

    Ukraine claims it hacked Russian Ministry of Defense servers (Bleeping Computer)

    Hundreds of orgs targeted with emails aimed at stealing NTLM authentication hashes (Help Net Security)

    TeamCity Users Urged to Patch Critical Vulnerabilities (Infosecurity Magazine)

    Pentagon leak defendant Jack Teixeira pleads guilty, faces years in prison (Reuters)

    American Express credit cards exposed in third-party data breach (Bleeping Computer)

    Tech writer Kara Swisher has a new book. Enter the AI-generated scams. (Bleeping Computer)

    Retired Army officer charged with sharing classified information about Ukraine on foreign dating site (CBS News)


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    Encore: Monica Ruiz: Moving ahead when not many look like you. [Policy] Mar 05, 2024
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    In honor of International Women's Day, please enjoy this encore of Monica Ruiz sharing her story.

    Cyber Initiative and Special Projects Fellow at the Hewlett Foundation Monica Ruiz shares her career development from aspirations of being a weather woman to her current role as a grantmaker and connector in cybersecurity. Monica discusses how her international study experience changed her outlook and brought her to the field of security. She shares the difficulties she faced as a woman of color when when not that many people look like you, and how she used that as her reason to move forward and better the cybersecurity field through her work. Our thanks to Monica for sharing her story with us.

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    Cyberattack causes a code red on US healthcare. Mar 04, 2024
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    The US healthcare sector is struggling to recover from a cyberattack. Russia listens in via Webex. The former head of NCSC calls for a ransomware payment ban. An Indian content farm mimics legitimate online news sites. The FTC reminds landlords that algorithmic price fixing is illegal. FCC employees are targeted by a phishing campaign. Experts weigh in on NIST’s updated cybersecurity framework. Police shut down the largest German-speaking cybercrime market. Guest Mike Hanley, Chief Security Officer and the Senior Vice President of Engineering at GitHub, shares insights with Ann Johnson of Afternoon Cyber Tea. And celebrating the most inspiring women in cyber.

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    CyberWire Guest

    Guest Mike Hanley, Chief Security Officer and the Senior Vice President of Engineering at GitHub, shares insights with Ann Johnson of Afternoon Cyber Tea. You can hear their full discussion here, and tune in to Microsoft Security’s Afternoon Cyber Tea every other Tuesday on the N2K’s CyberWire Network.


    Selected Reading

    Health-care hack spreads pain across hospitals and doctors nationwide (Washington Post)

    Russia’s chief propagandist leaks intercepted German military Webex conversation (The Record)

    Cyber ransoms are too profitable. Let’s make paying illegal (The Times UK)

    News farm impersonates 60+ major outlets: BBC, CNN, CNBC, Guardian… (Bleeping Computer)

    Price fixing by algorithm is still price fixing (Federal Trade Commission)

    FCC Employees Targeted in Sophisticated Phishing Attacks (SecurityWeek)

    Industry Reactions to NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0: Feedback Friday (SecurityWeek)

    Germany takes down cybercrime market with over 180,000 users (Bleeping Computer)

    Exceptional Women Recognised for Contribution to Cyber Industry at Most Inspiring Women in Cyber Awards 2024 (IT Security Guru)


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    Encore: Pattie Dillon: Take the leap. [Anti-fraud] [Career Notes] Mar 03, 2024
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    Product Manager in Anti-Fraud Solutions at SpyCloud, Pattie Dillon shares her journey from raising her family to specializing in the anti-fraud space. Upon reentering the workforce, Pattie worked on identity verification and developed a system with privacy concerns in mind. She moved to work in gift cards and was exposed to money laundering. Traveling along the fraud spectrum, Pattie learned about underground data and feels that this data can be leveraged to actually prevent and fight online fraud. Pattie believes if you don't try, you'll never know. We know we appreciate Pattie sharing her story with us.

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    The return of a malware menace. [Research Saturday] Mar 02, 2024
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    This week we are joined by, Selena Larson from Proofpoint, who is discussing their research, "Bumblebee Buzzes Back in Black." Bumblebee is a sophisticated downloader used by multiple cybercriminal threat actors and was a favored payload from its first appearance in March 2022 through October 2023 before disappearing.

    After a four month hiatus, Proofpoint researchers found that the downloader returned. Its return aligns with a surge of cybercriminal threat activity after a notable absence of many threat actors and malware.

    The research can be found here:

    • Bumblebee Buzzes Back in Black

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    WhatsApp's legal triumph cracks the spyware vault. Mar 01, 2024
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    A court orders NSO Group to hand over their source code. The Five Eyes reiterate warnings about Ivanti products. Researchers demonstrate a generative AI worm. Fulton County calls LockBit’s bluff. SMS codes went unprotected online. Golden Corral serves up a buffet of personal data. Ransom demands continue to climb. A US Senator calls on the FTC to investigate auto industry privacy practices. Dressing up data centers. Our guest is Dominic Rizzo, founder and director of OpenTitan and CEO at zeroRISC, discussing the first open-source silicon project to reach commercial availability. And Cops can’t keep their suspects straight.

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    CyberWire Guest

    Guest is Dominic Rizzo, founder and director of OpenTitan and CEO at zeroRISC, discussing the first open-source silicon project to reach commercial availability. You can find the press release here.


    Selected Reading

    Five Eyes Warn of Ivanti Vulnerabilities Exploitation, Detection Tools Insufficient (Infosecurity Magazine)

    A leaky database spilled 2FA codes for the world’s tech giants (TechCrunch)

    Report: Average Initial Ransomware Demand in 2023 Reached $600K (Security Boulevard)

    Here Come the AI Worms (WIRED)

    Golden Corral restaurant chain data breach impacts 183,000 people (Bleeping Computer)

    Hackers stole 'sensitive' data from Taiwan telecom giant: ministry(Tech Xplore)

    CISA adds Microsoft Streaming Service bug to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog (Security Affairs)

    Senator asks FTC to investigate automakers’ data privacy practices (The Record)

    Looking good, feeling safe – data center security by design (Data Center Dynamics)

    Cops visit school of 'wrong person's child,' mix up victims and suspects in epic data fail (The Register)

    OpenTitan® Partnership Makes History as First Open-Source Silicon Project to Reach Commercial Availability (lowRISC)

    Creating Connections: Embracing change. (N2K Women in STEM newsletter)


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    Iran's cyber quest in Middle Eastern aerospace. Feb 29, 2024
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    Iran-Linked Cyber-Espionage Targets Middle East's Aerospace and Defense. SpaceX is accused of limiting satellite internet for US troops. Savvy Seahorse' Floods the Net with Investment Scams. GUloader Malware draws on a crafty graphic attack vector. Repo confusion attacks persist. European consumer groups question Meta’s data collection options. Allegations of Russia targeting civilian critical infrastructure in Ukraine. Cisco patches high-severity flaws. The US puts a Canadian cyber firm on its Entity List. On the Threat Vector segment, we have a conversation between host David Moulton and Michael "Siko" Sikorski, Unit 42's CTO and VP of Engineering, discussing Unit 42's 2024 Incident Response Report. And the counter-productive messaging in anti-piracy campaigns.

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    CyberWire Guest

    On the Threat Vector segment, we have a conversation between host David Moulton, Director of Thought Leadership at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42, and Michael "Siko" Sikorski, Unit 42's CTO and VP of Engineering, discussing the Unit 42's 2024 Incident Response Report.


    Selected Reading

    Suspected Iranian cyber-espionage campaign targets Middle East aerospace, defense industries (The Record)

    US tells Musk to allow service in Taiwan (Taipei Times)

    SpaceX Refutes Claim It’s Withholding Starshield in Taiwan (Bloomberg)

    Beware the Shallow Waters: Savvy Seahorse Lures Victims to Fake Investment Platforms Through Facebook Ads (infoblox)

    GUloader Unmasked: Decrypting the Threat of Malicious SVG Files (McAfee Blog)

    Over 100,000 Infected Repos Found on GitHub (Apiiro)

    Rights groups file GDPR suits on Meta's pay-or-consent model (The Register)

    Russia Attacked Ukraine's Power Grid at Least 66 Times to ‘Freeze It Into Submission’ (WIRED)

    Cisco Patches High-Severity Vulnerabilities in Data Center OS (SecurityWeek)

    Network intelligence company Sandvine banned from trading in the US (SC Media)

    Intimidating anti-piracy warnings have the opposite effect on men, new study says (TechSpot)


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