- Incident Of The Week: Educational Infrastructures At Risk Of Invasive Breaches [Seth Adler, Cyber Security Hub / IQPC]
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Sharing Threat Intelligence in Higher Ed [Meg Lloyd, Campus Technology / Ed-Tech Group]
- see also: Predicting the Future of the SOC Analyst -
European supercomputers hacked in mysterious cyberattacks [Ionut Ilascu, Bleeping Computer]
- see also: Supercomputers hacked across Europe to mine cryptocurrency -
The 3 Top Cybersecurity Myths & What You Should Know [Zack Schuler, Dark Reading / Informa Tech]
- see also: Cybersecurity Extends Far Beyond Security Teams & Everyone Plays a Part -
Verizon: Breaches Targeting Cloud-Based Data Doubled in 2019 [Doug Olenick, Bank Info Security / ISMG]
- see also: 6 ways to be more secure in the cloud -
Security News This Week: Hackers Claim to Have ‘Dirty Laundry’ About Donald Trump [Brian Barrett, WIRED / Condé Nast]
- see also: REvil Ransomware found buyer for Trump data, now targeting Madonna -
Microsoft warns of ‘massive’ phishing attack pushing legit RAT [Lawrence Abrams, Bleeping Computer]
- see also: Response Playbooks » RP0001: Phishing email - Smartphones, laptops, IoT devices vulnerable to new BIAS Bluetooth attack [ROOTDAEMON]
- Digital Ethics in Higher Education: 2020 [John O’Brien, EDUCAUSE]
- Why You May Not Need to Monitor the Dark Web [Idan Aharoni, Security Week / Wired Business Media]
- Pingcastle – Active Directory Security Assessment Tool [Vincent Letoux, Darknet]
- Enhanced Safe Browsing Protection now available in Chrome [Nathan Parker et al, Google]
- This Service Helps Malware Authors Fix Flaws in their Code [Brain Krebs, Krebs on Security]
- US officials say they’ve cracked Pensacola shooter’s iPhones, blast Apple [Sean Lyngaas, Cyberscoop, Scoop News Group]
- Military And Intelligence Personnel Can Be Tracked With The Untappd Beer App [Foeke Postma, Bellingcat]
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