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North Korea-linked threat actors target cybersecurity experts with a zero-day

Security Affairs

The attacks that took place in the past weeks were detected by researchers at Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG). “Recently, TAG became aware of a new campaign likely from the same actors based on similarities with the previous campaign. ” reads the advisory published by Google TAG.

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GUEST ESSAY: JPMorgan’s $200 million in fines stems from all-too-common compliance failures

The Last Watchdog

While the price tag of these violations was shocking, the compliance failure was not. The ever-changing landscape of rapid communication via instant messaging apps, such as WhatsApp, Signal, WeChat, Telegram, and others, has left regulated industries to find a balance between compliance and efficient client communication.

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Work Remotely Without Compromising Your Data

AIIM

Stop End-User Tagging: For too long, end-user tagging has been the primary means by which most companies classify files that contain sensitive, proprietary, or regulated data. Training end-users is great, but use it as a signal and not a source of truth. Not knowing is simply no longer an option. There is too much at stake.

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Asset lifecycle management strategy: What’s the best approach for your business?

IBM Big Data Hub

Radio frequency identifier tags (RFID): RFID tags broadcast information about the asset they’re attached to using radio-frequency signals and Bluetooth technology. By transmitting a signal to a satellite, the system enables managers to track an asset anywhere on the globe, in real time.

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California AG posts final proposed CCPA Regulations and offers insights ahead of July 1 enforcement deadline

DLA Piper Privacy Matters

Do Not Sell signal requirement on the horizon? The Final Statement of Reasons states that Section 999.315(d)(2) of the final rules requires businesses to accept Do Not Sell signals, when those signals are eventually developed. The FSOR explains that the aim is to impose a data minimization incentive.

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 416 by Pierluigi Paganini – International edition

Security Affairs

Abandoned Eval PHP WordPress plugin abused to backdoor websites CISA adds MinIO, PaperCut, and Chrome bugs to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog At least 2 critical infrastructure orgs breached by North Korea-linked hackers behind 3CX attack American Bar Association (ABA) suffered a data breach,1.4

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My Location Is A Box of Cereal

John Battelle's Searchblog

My latest Signal is up over at the FM blog. Where I am” is a powerful signal, in particular if where you are is a local business that might answer that signal with an offer that engenders loyalty, purchase, or both. And it also turns out, StickyBits supports the use of any barcode as a tagging location. I had a fun day.

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