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 March 30, 2018
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US Election Swing States Score Low Marks in Cybersecurity
C and D grades for Florida, Michigan, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Ohio, SecurityScorecard assessment shows.
Deconstructing the DOJ Iranian Hacking Indictment
The alleged attackers used fairly simple tools, techniques and procedures to compromise a new victim organization on an almost weekly basis for over five years.
University Networks Become Fertile Ground for Cryptomining
Sixty percent of cryptomining detections in a Vectra study occurred on higher-education networks.
MITRE Evaluates Tools for APT Detection
A new service from MITRE will evaluate products based on how well they detect advanced persistent threats.
FBI IC3: Tech Support Scam Losses Rose 86% in 2017
Most victims are in the US, but FBI IC3 has logged cases from 85 different countries.
WannaCry Re-emerges at Boeing
Computers at the aerospace giant were hit by the WannaCry malware but systems are back to normal
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New Ransomware Attacks Endpoint Defenses
AVCrypt tries to disable anti-malware software before it can be detected and removed.

Bad Bots Increasingly Hide Out in Cloud Data Centers
Humans accounted for nearly 58% of website traffic in 2017 -- the rest were bad and good bots.

Attackers Shift From Adobe Flaws to Microsoft Products
Seven of the Top 10 most commonly exploited vulnerabilities in 2017 were Microsoft-related - not Adobe Flash as in years past, Recorded Future found.

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8 Security Spring Cleaning Tips for the Home Office
Use these ideas to sharpen up your home office machine against potential intruders.
The Overlooked Problem of 'N-Day' Vulnerabilities
N-days -- or known vulnerabilities -- are a goldmine for attackers of industrial control systems. It's time for a new defense strategy.
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Deconstructing a Business Email Compromise Attack
How a tech-savvy New Jersey couple outwitted a German hacker group and saved their home and life savings.

Getting Ahead of Internet of Things Security in the Enterprise
In anticipation of an IoT-centric future, CISOs must be rigorous in shoring up defenses that provide real-time insights across all network access points.

Applications & Identities Initial Targets in 86% of Breaches: Report
The startling numbers of breached data are sobering: 11.8 billion records compromised in 337 of 433 incidents examined by F5 researchers. They include 10.3 billion usernames, passwords, and email accounts.

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