Dark Reading Daily -- December 22, 2021

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December 22, 2021

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

93% of Tested Networks Vulnerable to Breach, Pen Testers Find

Data from dozens of penetration tests and security assessments suggest nearly every organization can be infiltrated by cyberattackers.

Meta Files Federal Lawsuit Against Phishing Operators

The Facebook parent company seeks court's help in identifying the individuals behind some 39,000 websites impersonating its brands to collect login credentials.

Preemptive Strategies to Stop Log4j and Its Variants

Zero trust is key to not falling victim to the next big vulnerability.

The Future of Ransomware

Focusing on basic security controls and executing them well is the best way to harden your systems against an attack.

UK Security Agency Shares 225M Passwords With 'Have I Been Pwned'

The UK's NCA and NCCU have shared 225 million stolen emails and passwords with HIBP, which tracks stolen credentials.

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HOT TOPICS
Lights Out: Cyberattacks Shut Down Building Automation Systems Security experts in Germany discover similar attacks that lock building engineering management firms out of the BASes they built and manage — by turning a security feature against them. Original Fix for Log4j Flaw Fails to Fully Protect Against DoS Attacks, Data Theft Organizations should upgrade ASAP to new version of logging framework released Tuesday by the Apache Foundation, security experts say. Why Log4j Mitigation Is Fraught With Challenges The Log4j flaw exists in a component that is not always easy to detect and is widely used beyond an organization's own networks and systems. MORE

EDITORS' CHOICE

New Log4j Attack Vector Discovered

Meanwhile, Apache Foundation releases third update to logging tool in 10 days to address yet another flaw.

LATEST FROM THE EDGE

What Are the Pros and Cons of a SASE Architecture?

SASE is a promising and burgeoning networking architecture approach, but it's not without some challenges.

LATEST FROM DR TECHNOLOGY

Mobile App Developers Keep Fraudulent Traffic at Bay with Anti-Fraud API

The new API and SDK from Pixalate helps mobile developers avoid getting their apps delisted from app stores by detecting and blocking fraudulent traffic.

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Beyond Spam and Phishing: Emerging Email-based Threats
Even as enterprises adopt real-time messaging tools and platforms, email remains the hub of enterprise communications. Adversaries are increasingly targeting the enterprise email inbox, and security teams need to look further than just spam and phishing attacks. In this webinar, ...
Cloud Security Strategies for Today's Enterprises
The typical enterprise relies on dozens, even hundreds, of cloud applications and services sprawled across different platforms and service providers. Security teams need to shoulder the responsibility of coordinating security and incident response and not leave it up to individual ...

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