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Security Blueprints of Many Companies Leaked in Hack of Swedish Firm Gunnebo

Krebs on Security

In August, Gunnebo said it had successfully thwarted a ransomware attack, but this week it emerged that the intruders stole and published online tens of thousands of sensitive documents — including schematics of client bank vaults and surveillance systems.

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QNAP data storage devices hit by a massive ransomware campaign

CyberSecurity Insiders

To all those who are using QNAP storage devices for backup or file sharing purposes, here’s an alert that needs your attention. Qlocker Ransomware is not only accessing files by encrypting them with a password protected 7Zip archives ending with.7z 7z extension, but is also seen stealing data from the victim devices. BTC for each file.

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Tips to protect your data, security, and privacy from a hands-on expert

Malwarebytes

Use a strong, unique password for each login you use. Use a password manager to create and remember passwords if you can. If you aren’t using a password manager, use long passphrases that cannot be found in a dictionary. Back up your data frequently and check that your backup data can be restored.

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SEC X account hacked to hawk crypto-scams

Malwarebytes

The approved Bitcoin ETFs will be subject to ongoing surveillance and compliance measures to ensure continued investor protection.” With this control they can intercept messages, two-factor authentication (2FA) codes, and eventually reset passwords of the account the number has control over. You’re all set.

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A week in security (Sept 20 – Sept 26)

Malwarebytes

Last week on Malwarebytes Labs. Uber scam lures victims with alert from a real Uber number Teaching cybersecurity skills to special needs children with Alana Robinson: Lock and Code S02E18.

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Emergent Design Issues

Adam Shostack

Chrome exposing passwords is another example.) There are interesting issues of composition, especially in backup authentication. Washington Post, 2014). But these are not vulnerabilities, because we can have endless debate about it they should be fixed. If they're not vulnerabilities, what are they? exe & COM Scriptlets (.sct

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Understanding and Recognizing Tech Abuse

SecureWorld News

A common example of this is surveillance. We normalize the use of surveilling and tracking young people through "parentware" or spyware (software which allows someone to see what someone else is doing on their device) and apps which enable the tracking of someone's location. Earlier, I discussed the normalization of surveillance.