Dark Reading Daily -- June 16, 2020

Ryuk Continues to Dominate Ransomware Response Cases

Analysis reveals how Ryuk's operators are changing their techniques and using new means to break in.

Intel Tackles Malware Related to Memory Security at Hardware Level

New control-flow enforcement technology will become available with upcoming Tiger Lake mobile processor, chipmaker says.

The Bright Side of the Dark Web

As the hitmen and fraudsters retreat, the Dark Web could become freedom's most important ally.

Now-Former eBay Security Team Members Charged in Bizarre Cyberstalking Campaign

A bloody pig mask, doxing threats, and a foiled surveillance attempt were among the actions six ex-eBay employees took against an editor and publisher of a newsletter.

Microsoft Releases Update for DoS Flaw in .NET Core

Customers are advised to install the latest version of PowerShell to fully address CVE-2020-1108.

COVID-19: Latest Security News & Commentary

Check out Dark Reading's updated, exclusive news and commentary surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

ICS Threat Snake Ransomware Suspected in Honda Attack

An attack targeting the automaker reportedly infected internal servers and led to the suspension of production at plants around the world.

Microsoft Fixes 129 Bugs in Largest Patch Tuesday Release

The June release of security updates addresses several remote code execution vulnerabilities in SharePoint, Excel, Windows OLE, and other services.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to Web App Pen Testing

Time on your hands and looking to learn about web apps? Here's a list to get you started.

EDITORS' CHOICE

7 Must-Haves for a Rockin' Red Team

Follow these tips for running red-team exercises that will deliver added insight into your operations.

3 Ways the Pandemic Will Affect Enterprise Security in the Future

While CISOs have been focused on immediate threats, it's time to look ahead to what a post-COVID-19 future will look like.

NEW FROM THE EDGE

Asset Management Mess? How to Get Organized

Hardware and software deployments all over the place due to the pandemic scramble? Here are the essential steps to ensure you can find what you need -- and secure it.

How Cybersecurity Incident Response Programs Work (and Why Some Don't)