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How to develop a robust cyber security policy

IT Governance

Technological defences and staff training are two of the most frequently touted measures for preventing data breaches, but their effectiveness is dependent on the way organisations implement them. That means creating a detailed cyber security policy. What is a cyber security policy? Creating a cyber security policy.

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Data Privacy Day: Looking Back on the Privacy Events of 2020

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Data Privacy Day: Looking Back on the Privacy Events of 2020. Thu, 01/28/2021 - 06:42. Each year, the world observes Data Privacy Day on January 28th. It also considers how some businesses might not be taking the privacy of their corporate or customer data seriously. CCPA Takes Effect…and Is Expanded Through CPRA.

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Tracing the Supply Chain Attack on Android

Krebs on Security

In 2018, Dr.Web expanded its research when it discovered the Triada malware installed on 40 different models of Android devices. net 2014-01-20 ALIBABA CLOUD COMPUTING (BEIJING) CO., Google declined to elaborate on its blog post. At least another five of the domains registered to tosaka1027@gmail.com — 99youx[.]com

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Tracing the Supply Chain Attack on Android

Krebs on Security

In 2018, Dr.Web expanded its research when it discovered the Triada malware installed on 40 different models of Android devices. net 2014-01-20 ALIBABA CLOUD COMPUTING (BEIJING) CO., Google declined to elaborate on its blog post. At least another five of the domains registered to tosaka1027@gmail.com — 99youx[.]com

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The Race to the Bottom of Credential Stuffing Lists; Collections #2 Through #5 (and More)

Troy Hunt

On reflecting over the last 3 and a half weeks, this is where we seem to be with credential stuffing lists today and I want to use this blog post to explain the thinking whilst also addressing specific questions I've had regarding Collections #2 through #5. The exposed data included email addresses and passwords stored as salted MD5 hashes.