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  C-Suite in the hot seat -- Execs' responsibility regarding digital security

  Publié: août 14, 2019, 6:02pm CEST par John DiLullo

  Are you killing your numbers? Crushing your targets? Growing your team? Leading with authenticity and building a loyal following? What a shame it is that your tenure may already be over. While you were busy winning and shredding the competition, a cybercriminal breached your network. Don’t be too embarrassed, it happens to almost everyone these days. The average "dwell time" of an intruder is more than 100 days, so it’s hard to know exactly when that bucket of ice water was tossed on your dreams. Unfortunately, even if you’re doing everything right, recent examples illustrate that our jobs are on… [Continue Reading]
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  60 percent of UK consumers not happy with their data being used for analytics

  Publié: août 14, 2019, 5:03pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Customers are more worried than ever about the way their data is used and shared by companies, particularly for analytics, according to a new report. The Customer State of Mind survey from data protection specialist Trūata shows 60 percent of UK customers are uneasy with companies using their personal data for analytics. Recent high-profile data leaks have also added to this negative perception of the way personal data is managed by brands. In fact, more than seven in ten (71 percent) internet users are worried that their personal data could be used to commit fraud against them if it were… [Continue Reading]
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  Norman the Cryptominer uses sophisticated techniques to avoid discovery

  Publié: août 14, 2019, 4:15pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Researchers at Varonis have released information on a new cryptominer variant, which the team has dubbed 'Norman', that uses various techniques to hide and avoid discovery. Norman was discovered during investigations of an ongoing cryptomining infection that had spread to nearly every device at a midsize company. Almost every server and workstation at the business was infected and since the initial infection, which took place over a year ago, the number of variants and infected devices had grown. Most of the malware variants relied on DuckDNS (a free, Dynamic DNS service). Some needed it for command and control communications, while… [Continue Reading]
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  Education is top target for cyberattacks

  Publié: août 14, 2019, 3:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The education sector has become one of the most sought after targets for cybercriminals, according to the latest report from Malwarebytes Labs. In the first half of 2019, the top three largest categories of threats identified among education institutions' devices are adware (43 percent), Trojans (25 percent) and backdoors (three percent). However, ransomware dropped to less than one percent in this period -- though it was higher both before and after the study. The Emotet, TrickBot and Trace Trojans have been particularly active in education, with the three representing nearly half of all Trojans detected (44 percent) and more than… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook has been paying people to listen to your Messenger conversations

  Publié: août 14, 2019, 10:12am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  It probably comes as absolutely no surprise to anyone, but Facebook is just the same as Google, Amazon and Apple when it comes to listening in on your conversations -- the ones you thought (or at least hoped) were private. Following a report from Bloomberg News, Facebook has confirmed that paid contractors have been listening to audio of conversations. The company says, however, that it has put the brakes on the practice -- for now, at least. See also: How to opt out of Amazon listening to what you say to Alexa Yes, Google really is listening in on what… [Continue Reading]