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CISA analyzed stealthy malware found on compromised Pulse Secure devices

Security Affairs

CISA released an alert today about several stealth malware samples that were found on compromised Pulse Secure devices. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) published a security alert related to the discovery of 13 malware samples on compromised Pulse Secure devices, many of which were undetected by antivirus products.

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Pwned Passwords, Version 5

Troy Hunt

Almost 2 years ago to the day, I wrote about Passwords Evolved: Authentication Guidance for the Modern Era. Shortly after that blog post I launched Pwned Passwords with 306M passwords from previous breach corpuses. 3,768,890 passwords. 3,768,890 passwords.

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Bodybuilding.com forces password reset after a security breach

Security Affairs

The website offers any kind of fitness articles, exercises, workouts, and supplements. “Bodybuilding.com recently became aware of a data security incident that may have affected certain customer information in our possession. Data potentially exposed in the incident includes name, Bodybuilding.com usernames and passwords.

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Work from Home: 7 Best Security Practices for Remote Teams

AIIM

But, as you start your social distancing/remote working, there are certain strict and important practices that every organization will have to exercise. Are you ready to learn the best security practices for remote working that can be used both by organizations and employees for maintaining ethics and productivity? Let’s get started!

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GUEST ESSAY: Defending ransomware boils down to this: make it very costly for cybercriminals

The Last Watchdog

However, starting with a strong security foundation goes a long way. A security program built on a strong foundation will be strong, a security program built on a shaky foundation will be shaky. A few things that are involved in most attacks include social engineering, passwords, and vulnerabilities.

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National Safety Council data leak: Credentials of NASA, Tesla, DoJ, Verizon, and 2K others leaked by workplace safety organization

Security Affairs

The National Safety Council leaked thousands of emails and passwords of their members, including companies such as NASA and Tesla. The National Safety Council has leaked nearly 10,000 emails and passwords of their members, exposing 2000 companies, including governmental organizations and big corporations.

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GUEST ESSAY: NewsCorp hack shows cyber espionage, squelching of press freedom on the rise

The Last Watchdog

In a recent statement , the Foreign Correspondents Club of China (FCCC) commented, “Covering China is increasingly becoming an exercise in remote reporting, as China cuts off new visas and expels journalists.” Password leaks are commonplace. Employees often reuse passwords between other services and accounts.

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