Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for the week ending Friday, Dec. 15, 2023
This epsiode features discussion on how much responsibility governments should shoulder to fight ransomware, why North Korea’s Lazarus group is still exploiting the two-year old Log4j vulnerability and the latest on insid
Southern Ontario school board acknowledges ‘cyber incident’
One of the biggest public school boards in Southern Ontario has publicly acknowledged a cyber attack, over a month after it was detected. The York Region District School Board, which covers an area stretching from Toronto in the south to Lake Simcoe in the north, with a student population of over 128,000, said in a
Dental benefits group notifying almost 7 million Americans of MOVEit data theft
Delta Dental says attacker stole names, account numbers and credit/debit ca
Hackers abusing OAuth to automate cyber attacks, says Microsoft
Report urges IT admins to tighten identity and access management, including implementing multifactor auth
Cyber Security Today, Dec. 15, 2023 – A botnet expands, threats to unpatched TeamCity servers, and more
This episode reports on the growth of the KV-botnet, the discovery of another unprotected database on the internet
Cyber Security Today, Dec. 15, 2023 – A botnet expands, threats to unpatched TeamCity servers, and more
This episode reports on the growth of the KV-botnet, the discovery of another unprotected database on the internet
Hashtag Trending Dec.15- Dropbox’s new AI feature raises privacy concerns; Intel’s AI-enabled chip for PCs; X’s ad revenue continues to plunge
Dropbox communication slip up has users thinking their AI search may compromise their privacy, Intel launches its AI enabled chip for PCs. What might be behind OpenAI’s partnership with a German publishing group and our final installment of the X files for 2023. The Musk is out there. I’m your host Jim Love, CIO
