Cybersecurity Headlines

Study looks at ransomware market share

Researchers find abundant toolkits to get around 2FA

Shutterfly hit with ransomware

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Rook ransomware is yet another spawn of the leaked Babuk code

Russia fines Google $100m over "illegal" content

Fake Christmas Eve termination notices used as phishing lures

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Complexity is the enemy of security. With an integrated Zero Trust platform, Lookout makes things simple. Whether data is on employees' smartphones or in the cloud, Lookout enables organizations to protect sensitive information no matter where it goes. Discover why IDC named the Lookout CASB a major player in its latest MarketScape at lookout.com/idc.

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CISA releases free scanner to spot Log4j exposure

Researchers disclose unpatched vulnerabilities in Microsoft Teams software

Microsoft Office patch bypassed for malware distribution in apparent 'dry run'

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Is 2022 the beginning of the end for on-prem security? Two years after remote work became the norm, we're at an inflection point for both threats and security solutions. Just as you wouldn't bring a sword to a gunfight, organizations need to take advantage of integrated cloud solutions to tackle emerging challenges. Check out Lookout's 2022 predictions at lookout.com/predictions.

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Five Eyes issues Log4Shell advisory

NSO Group deal with Uganda spurred backlash

Microsoft PhotoDNA inverted to reveal images

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Is 2022 the beginning of the end for on-prem security? Two years after remote work became the norm, we're at an inflection point for both threats and security solutions. Just as you wouldn't bring a sword to a gunfight, organizations need to take advantage of integrated cloud solutions to tackle emerging challenges. Check out Lookout's 2022 predictions at lookout.com/predictions.

Hack DHS program expanded to include Log4j

Tech companies agree to protect data on undersea cable

US returns $154 million stolen by Sony employee

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Is 2022 the beginning of the end for on-prem security? Two years after remote work became the norm, we're at an inflection point for both threats and security solutions. Just as you wouldn't bring a sword to a gunfight, organizations need to take advantage of integrated cloud solutions to tackle emerging challenges. Check out Lookout's 2022 predictions at lookout.com/predictions.

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Mobile network vulnerability goes back to 2G

UK agency shares password trove with Have I Been Pwned

Who watches the DarkWatchman?

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Is 2022 the beginning of the end for on-prem security? Two years after remote work became the norm, we're at an inflection point for both threats and security solutions. Just as you wouldn't bring a sword to a gunfight, organizations need to take advantage of integrated cloud solutions to tackle emerging challenges. Check out Lookout's 2022 predictions at lookout.com/predictions.

Log4J – New patch and a field day for ransomware

Western Digital warns customers to update their My Cloud devices

Sainsbury's payroll hit by Kronos attack

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Is 2022 the beginning of the end for on-prem security? Two years after remote work became the norm, we're at an inflection point for both threats and security solutions. Just as you wouldn't bring a sword to a gunfight, organizations need to take advantage of integrated cloud solutions to tackle emerging challenges. Check out Lookout's 2022 predictions at lookout.com/predictions.

For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

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This week's Cyber Security Headlines - Week in Review, Dec 13-17, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Patti Titus, Chief Privacy and Information Security Officer, Markel

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All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Hackers begin exploiting second Log4j vulnerability as a third flaw emerges

Researchers uncover new coexistence attacks on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips

North American propane distributor 'Superior Plus' discloses ransomware attack

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Log4J vulnerability used by APTs

Attacks on web apps surge

Meta expands bug bounty program to include scraping

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