Recent Security News

  • Microsoft tests instant access to Android photos in Windows 11

    January 18, 2024 at 02:47PM Microsoft is introducing a feature for Windows 11, allowing users to quickly access and edit photos and screenshots from their Android smartphones in the Snipping Tool app. This will be achieved by granting PC permission to connect with the Android device, and a Cross Device Experience Host update will be…

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  • JPMorgan exec claims bank repels 45 billion cyberattack attempts per day

    January 18, 2024 at 02:09PM JPMorgan Chase’s CEO revealed at Davos that the bank fends off 45 billion cyberattack attempts daily, doubling from the previous year. With 62,000 technologists, JPMC claims to outpace Google and Amazon. The financial giant faces perceived risks, revealed by the Bank of England, and a $272m fraud lawsuit, amid ongoing…

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  • Kansas State University cyberattack disrupts IT network and services

    January 18, 2024 at 01:50PM Kansas State University is managing a cybersecurity incident disrupting VPN, K-State Today emails, and Canvas and Mediasite videos. Its prompt response includes engaging third-party IT forensic experts, providing guidance to maintain educational continuity, and ongoing updates. Email services will resume with limitations on January 18. No data breach has been…

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  • Future of America’s Cyber Safety Review Board hangs in balance amid calls for rethink

    January 18, 2024 at 01:32PM The US is contemplating legislation to make the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB) a permanent fixture in cybersecurity. Experts emphasize the need for substantial changes in its organization to ensure detailed and independent reports. Discussion also arose on granting the board subpoena powers, with mixed opinions from industry figures and…

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  • Weaponized AWS SES Accounts Anchor Massive Stealth Attack

    January 18, 2024 at 01:02PM Two cybercriminal groups used a French transportation company’s AWS accounts to send phishing emails, exploiting Amazon Web Services’ Simple Email Service (SES). The attackers bypassed spam filters and took advantage of SES’ features to send high volumes of emails. Cloud email attacks pose challenges in prevention and detection, with potential…

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