Dark Reading Daily -- November 24, 2021

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November 24, 2021

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Apple Sues NSO Group for Spyware Use

The company seeks to hold Israeli firm NSO Group liable for the targeting of Apple users and requests a permanent injunction to ban its use of Apple products and services.

Holiday Scams Drive SMS Phishing Attacks

Attackers typically target consumers with malicious text messages containing obfuscated links, but experts say businesses are threatened as well.

How Sun Tzu's Wisdom Can Rewrite the Rules of Cybersecurity

The ancient Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu would agree: The best defense is to avoid an attack in the first place.

Don't Help Cybercriminals Dash With Your Customers' Cash This Black Friday

Each security step, no matter how small, can have great impact in detecting and deterring cyber theft.

New Android Spyware Variants Linked to Middle Eastern APT

The new variants, improved for stealth and persistence, share code with other malware samples attributed to the C-23 APT.

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Bug Bounties Surge as Firms Compete for Talent

Companies such as GItLab, which today increased its payment for critical bugs by 75%, are raising bounties and bonuses to attract top-notch researchers.

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Why Should I Adopt a Zero Trust Security Strategy?

Zero Trust is the right approach for protecting your end users. Executing it in the right way will also help you comply with the NIST standards and upcoming federal mandates.

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Baffle's Data Privacy Cloud Protects Data for Amazon Redshift Customers

Amazon Redshift customers can use Baffle’s Data Privacy Cloud to secure the data pipeline as source data is migrated to Redshift and used for data analytics.

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Beyond Patch Management: Next-Generation Approaches to Finding and Fixing Vulnerable Code
A good patch management process can help make your enterprise data more secure. But what does it do for vulnerabilities that haven't been patched? Attackers are increasingly manipulating open-source, third-party components in software -- do you have a process to ...

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