Dark Reading Daily -- May 12, 2020

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May 12, 2020

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Thunderbolt Vulnerabilities Could Threaten Millions of PCs

Attackers with physical access to targeted machines could exploit these flaws to access and copy data within minutes, researchers say.

Rule of Thumb: USB Killers Pose Real Threat

They look just like a USB thumb drive, but instead of storing data, they can be used to destroy it and the device the data is saved on.

Researchers Analyze Oracle WebLogic Flaw Under Attack

Trend Micro researchers explain how attackers bypassed the patch for a deserialization vulnerability in the Oracle WebLogic Server.

Companies Struggle for Effective Cybersecurity

The money companies are spending on cybersecurity tools doesn't necessarily result in better security, a new survey shows.

COVID-19: Latest Security News & Commentary

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

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Maze Ransomware Operators Step Up Their Game Investigations show Maze ransomware operators leave "nothing to chance" when putting pressure on victims to pay. As Remote Work Becomes the Norm, Security Fight Moves to Cloud, Endpoints A majority of firms expect to keep more employees working remotely post-pandemic, forcing businesses to undertake more comprehensive digital and cloud transformations. Fake Microsoft Teams Emails Phish for Credentials Employees belonging to organizations in industries such as energy, retail, and hospitality have been recipients, Abnormal Security says. MORE

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6 Free Cybersecurity Training and Awareness Courses

Most are designed to help organizations address teleworking risks related to COVID-19 scams.

Is CVSS the Right Standard for Prioritization?

More than 55% of open source vulnerabilities are rated high or critical. To truly understand a vulnerability and how it might affect an organization or product, we need much more than a number.

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Cyber Subterfuge and Curious Sharks Threaten the World's Subsea Fiber-Optic Cables

Malware, spies, and hackers, plus erosion and sharks, pose huge risks to the fiber optics that transmit almost all the world's data.

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Security Alert Fatigue: Tips for Taking Control
Adding new security tools to your SOC toolset may help alert you to the newest cyber threats to your business. However, when a zillion unprioritized alerts hit you in a day, you might start treating them like whack-a-mole or the ...
5 Steps to Integrate SAST into the DevSecOps Pipeline
Join us as we walk you through the challenges and benefits of integrating a SAST tool into your DevSecOps pipeline and how we've helped other organizations with this process.

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6 Emerging Cyber Threats That Enterprises Face in 2020