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Better Resilience Sees More Extorted Companies Refuse To Pay Their Ransomware Attackers

Jun 28, 2024 By Graham Cluley In Tripwire
There's some possibly good news on the ransomware front. Companies are becoming more resilient to attacks, and the ransom payments extorted from businesses by hackers are on a downward trend. That's one of the findings of insurance broker Marsh, which conducted an analysis of the more than 1800 cyber claims it received during 2023 from its clients in the United States and Canada. According to Marsh, ransomware attacks were linked to less than 20% of all claims made to the firm during the last year.
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foresiet

New MOVEit Bug Actively Exploited Within Hours of Public Disclosure

Jun 28, 2024 By Foresiet In Foresiet
A high-severity security flaw in Progress Software's MOVEit Transfer platform is being exploited in the wild just hours after its disclosure. This vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-5806, allows attackers to bypass authentication mechanisms and pose as any valid user, thereby gaining access to sensitive files.
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memcyco

Top 10 Passwordless Authentication Solutions for Customers

Jun 28, 2024 By Eyal Zargari In Memcyco
Passwords are broken. They’re the weakest link in our digital security chain, costing businesses billions. According to a study by Forbes Advisor, 46% of Americans have had their passwords stolen in the past year. Traditional password-based authentication is weak and makes individuals and businesses vulnerable. But what if we didn’t have to use passwords at all?
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fidelis security

Inbox on Lockdown: Stop Email Leaks Before They Happen

Jun 28, 2024 By Sarika Sharma In Fidelis Security
Ever hit send on an email and immediately felt that sinking feeling? Maybe it was an attachment containing sensitive data that was misplaced, or that clever phishing email that convinced a colleague to cough up login credentials. These are cases that clearly explain the critical need for Email Data Loss Prevention (DLP).
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protecto

Data Anonymization Techniques for Secure LLM Utilization

Jun 28, 2024 By Rahul Sharma In Protecto
Data anonymization is transforming data to prevent the identification of individuals while conserving the data's utility. This technique is crucial for protecting sensitive information, securing compliance with privacy regulations, and upholding user trust. In the context of LLMs, anonymization is essential to protect the vast amounts of personal data these models often process, ensuring they can be utilized without compromising individual privacy.
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Episode 5: Exploring PAM360's certificate lifecycle management (CLM) capabilities

Jun 28, 2024 By ManageEngine In ManageEngine
In the fifth episode of the PAM Masterclass training series, we will learn how to manage the entire lifecycle of certificates within ManageEngine PAM360. We will cover topics such as certificate deployment, renewal, and expiration, providing practical strategies for maintaining a certificate-secure IT infrastructure. By the end of the session, you will gain knowledge about the process needed to effectively optimize your certificate management processes using PAM360's native certificate life cycle management module.
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gitprotect

Jira Project Recovery Guide: How To Restore Deleted Jira Project

Jun 28, 2024 By Miłosz Jesis In GitProtect
If you lose a Jira project it can seem like a terrifying experience, but there are ways to restore those deleted projects. Whether it’s an unintentional or purposeful deletion that has to be reversed, if you understand Jira’s restore functionality and the value of backup solutions, it may save a lot of your time, money, and work.
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astra

Polyfill Supply Chain Attack Injects 100,000+ Websites with Malware via CDN Assets

Jun 28, 2024 By Shikhil Sharma In Astra
Polyfill.js is a Javascript library that helps old browsers run new modern features which these old browsers do not support natively. The library is popular among developers for helping them offer consistent user experience regardless of the browser environment the user is using. In February 2024, a Chinese company bought the domain polyfill.io and the Github account associated with it. Since then, they’ve been serving malware via cdn.polyfill.io as pointed by the team at Sansec.
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foresiet

Chinese APT Groups Use Ransomware for Espionage and Diversion

Jun 28, 2024 By Foresiet In Foresiet
Cyberespionage groups are increasingly using ransomware not just for financial gain but also as a tactic to complicate attack attribution, distract defenders, or serve as a secondary objective to data theft. A recent report highlights the activities of ChamelGang, a suspected Chinese advanced persistent threat (APT) group, which uses the CatB ransomware strain to target high-profile organizations globally.
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