Dark Reading Daily -- October 11, 2021

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October 11, 2021

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

North American Orgs Hit With an Average of 497 Cyberattacks per Week

A new analysis confirms a surge in global cyberattacks since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Hardware Bolsters Medical Device Security

New microprocessor technologies like secure enclaves and cryptography acceleration enable hardware to better safeguard medical devices.

'FontOnLake' Malware Family Targets Linux Systems

Researchers report that the location of its C2 server and the countries where samples were uploaded may indicate targets include Southeast Asia.

Patch 'Immediately': Apache Issues Software Fix Amid Zero-Day Attacks

CISA reports it's seeing ongoing scanning for the flaws and expects the activity to accelerate.

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Microsoft: 58% of Nation-State Cyberattacks Come From Russia

A wealth of Microsoft data highlights trends in nation-state activity, hybrid workforce security, disinformation, and supply chain, IoT, and OT security.

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MacOS Security: What Security Teams Should Know

As more macOS patches emerge and cybercriminals and nation-states take aim at the platform, experts discuss how macOS security has evolved and how businesses can protect employees.

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HP Extends Security Features to Work-from-Home Devices

HP aims to let admins secure work-from-home endpoints by extending cloud security management that can remotely track, detect and self-heal remote company devices -- including printers.

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