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Anonymous hacks unsecured printers to send anti-war messages across Russia

🖨️ Anonymous hacked 160 misconfigured printers and printed out 40000+ copies of anti-war messages for Russian people. Copies also explained how users can bypass censorship w/ Tor browser (as many media sites are blocked). #cybersecurity

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25.3.2022

Ransomware Attack Led Bridgestone to Halt US Tire Production for a Week

⚠️ Bridgestone Americas suffered a #ransomware attack on Feb. 27. This lead the company to shut down its internal network and production in its manufacturing facilities in North and Middle America for 7 days.

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25.3.2022

Browser-in-the-Browser Attack Makes Phishing Nearly Invisible

BitB is a novel method that uses third-party SSO options (FB, Google, etc.) on websites for #phishing purposes. These fake login popups can appear very realistic, although they're not. Enabling MFA everywhere is a must to keeping safe.

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25.3.2022

Serious Security: DEADBOLT – the ransomware that goes straight for your backups

This novel #ransomware's "niche" are serious home users who take backups. By exploiting a vulnerability in QNAP products, it doesn't need a foothold on your device to to directly encrypt your backup files - asking $1250 to get them back.

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25.3.2022

NASA in 'serious jeopardy' due to big black hole in security

🏢 Insider threats are #cybersecurity risks originating from targeted organization itself, due to careless employees, malicious insiders or moles. Even NASA's auditors highlight these threats in their audit report. Learn more >>

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18.3.2022

Phony Instagram ‘Support Staff’ Emails Hit Insurance Company

"You've been reported for sharing fake content in your account" 🦹 A #phishing campaign with a twist was impersonating Instagram tech support to steal login credentials from insurance company employees.

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18.3.2022

Russia faces IT crisis with just two months of data storage left

💾 As Western cloud providers pulled out of Russia, a crisis for data storage has started. One proposed solution in ministry meeting is seizing IT servers and storage left behind by companies or tap into Chinese offerings. #cybersecurity

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18.3.2022

Facebook Hit With $18.6 Million GDPR Fine Over 12 Data Breaches in 2018

💸 Irish DPA slapped Meta a fine of 17 M€ for security lapses. These lead to multiple breaches during 2018, incl. a vulnerability that had 30M users having access tokens stolen and a Photo API bug that leaked 5.6M photos. #cybersecurity

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18.3.2022

Russia Uses Deepfake of Zelensky to Spread Disinformation

⚔️ 1st time deepfakes used for war purposes Video circulated where President Zelensky called the Ukrainian military to lay down arms. Zelensky promptly hit back with a defiant message at cyber criminals behind the fake. #cybersecurity

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18.3.2022