The American Hospital Association and the Department of Health and Human Services Cybersecurity Coordination Center urge U.S. healthcare providers to be on alert and implement mitigation strategies as there is a direct and indirect threat posed to critical infrastructure.
Attackers dropping HermeticWiper, the wiper malware spread in the Ukraine immediately before Russia’s invasion Wednesday, may have used ransomware as a decoy, according to Broadcom’s Symantec threat researchers.
In the hours before Russia launched its assault on Ukraine Wednesday, new wiper malware was spotted targeting Ukrainian financial businesses and government contractors.
The malware affects the Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) of Linux operating systems and exploit a Linux API function to download malicious files, execute attacks, maintain persistence on victim networks.
Chris will tell the tale on how an electrical engineer got sucked backwards into the infosec abyss. Also, Chris will share some war stories about what he's seen...and be open to questions from Paul that his viewers will enjoy. Beware of dad jokes. Segment Resources: Presentations: https://www.slideshare.net/chrissistrunk.
The issues created by the recently disclosed Log4j vulnerability are bigger than you might expect and will have long-lasting implications. So, what was the Log4j vulnerability really, what can be done to reduce the risk it poses to organizations, and how can we better prepare for the next Log4j-level event? Benny Lakunishok, co-founder and CEO of Z...
This week in the Security News: The Ukraine, Defender, Mimikatz, Chrome, Blackbyte, Cities Skylines, Adobe, and Teams, along with special guest commentator Aaran Leyland on this Edition of the Security Weekly News!
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