The average higher education institution is getting hit once a week now, and as one Oregon State University attack shows, the sector often lacks the resources to keep pace.
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 October 11, 2024
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Microsoft: BYOD, QR Codes Lead Rampant Education Attacks
The average higher education institution is getting hit once a week now, and as one Oregon State University attack shows, the sector often lacks the resources to keep pace.
Critical Mozilla Firefox Zero-Day Allows Code Execution
The bug is already being exploited in the wild, but Firefox has provided patches for those who may be vulnerable.
Fidelity Notifies 77K Customers of Data Breach
The third-party actor had access for two days, in the financial services company's second major breach of the year.
Vulnerability Prioritization & the Magic 8 Ball
Vulnerability prioritization has evolved over the years. Several frameworks exist to help organizations make the right decisions when it comes to deciding which patches to apply and when. But are these better than a Magic 8 Ball?
Walking the Tightrope Between Innovation & Risk
When employees and leaders engage with CISOs early in innovation projects, security concerns are addressed proactively, building trust and ensuring innovation and security coexist.
(Sponsored Article) Securing AI With Confidential Computing
By enabling secure AI deployments in the cloud without compromising data privacy, confidential computing may become a standard feature in AI services.
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Google Launches Data-Sharing Initiative to Fight Fraud
Global Signal Exchange will act as a global clearing house for online scams and fraud signals.

Australia Intros Its First National Cyber Legislation
The bill is broken up into several pieces, including ransomware reporting and securing smart devices, among other objectives.

Mamba 2FA Cybercrime Kit Targets Microsoft 365 Users
A stealthy new underground offering uses sophisticated adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) techniques to convincingly serve up "Microsoft" login pages of various kinds, with dynamic enterprise branding.

Building Cyber Resilience in SMBs ​With ​Limited Resources
​​​With careful planning, ongoing evaluation, and a commitment to treat cybersecurity as a core business function, SMBs can transform their vulnerabilities into strengths​​.

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EU Plans Sanctions for Cyberattackers Acting on Behalf of Russia
The European Union's new sanctions framework will target individuals and organizations engaging in pro-Russian activities, such as cyberattacks and information manipulation, to undermine EU support for Ukraine.
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