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By Trevin Edgeworth

Ransomware is a major threat to the enterprise. Tools and training help, but survival depends on one thing: your organization’s muscle memory to respond fast and recover stronger.

The post Like Ransoming a Bike: Organizational Muscle Memory Drives the Most Effective Response appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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A record-breaking data breach occurred, involving the exposure of 16 billion login credentials.

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By Ionut Arghire

A high-severity vulnerability in GitHub Enterprise Server could have allowed remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.

The post Code Execution Vulnerability Patched in GitHub Enterprise Server appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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By Eduard Kovacs

Nicholas Michael Kloster has pleaded guilty to computer hacking after targeting at least two organizations.

The post Man Who Hacked Organizations to Advertise Security Services Pleads Guilty appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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By Eduard Kovacs

Scattered Spider is targeting airlines and the recent WestJet hack is believed to be the work of the notorious cybercrime group.

The post Hawaiian Airlines Hacked as Aviation Sector Warned of Scattered Spider Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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By Eduard Kovacs

CISA has informed organizations about critical authentication bypass and remote code execution vulnerabilities in Microsens NMP Web+.

The post Critical Microsens Product Flaws Allow Hackers to Go ‘From Zero to Hero’ appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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Logs from various sources can show a broad overview of activity but lack detail and nuance, providing an incomplete picture. Equipped with only this data, threat hunters can miss signs of a breach.

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By Ionut Arghire

North Korean hackers employ social engineering to trick Zoom Meeting participants into executing system-takeover commands.

The post North Korean Hackers Take Over Victims’ Systems Using Zoom Meeting appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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By Ionut Arghire

SonicWall says a modified version of the legitimate NetExtender application contains information-stealing code.

The post SonicWall Warns of Trojanized NetExtender Stealing User Information appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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WhatsApp is banned from U.S. House of Representatives devices.

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