Malicious actors have already targeted nearly one in six organizations around the world that have been affected by the Spring4Shell zero-day remote code execution flaw, tracked as CVE-2022-22965, BleepingComputer reports.
API security company Corsha has landed $12 million from a Series A funding round, which will be allocated toward expanding its workforce and go-to-market capabilities.
The FDA issued draft cybersecurity guidance for medical devices to support needed mitigation strategies to secure vulnerable tech throughout the design, premarket submissions, and end-of-life.
Financial risk management service provider Feedzai reported a 233% rise in online fraud attacks worldwide in the first quarter of 2022, although the number of online transactions themselves only increased by 65%.
The federal government’s chief information security officer (CISO) said now that agencies have submitted their plans for moving to a zero-trust architecture, they will need to go through an Office of Management and Budget review, a process that is likely to lead to further changes and refinement.
While most financial institutions are by and large using their virtual world presence to market and connect, more so than to transact, metaverse user base and capabilities will snowball rather quickly. And as this evolution happens, said one expert, “without a doubt, cybercrime will follow.”
The DoJ received a court order mid-March permitting it to disable Cyclops Blink malware still active on ASUS and WatchGuard brand network devices without the consent of the device owners.
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