June 4, 2019 - JM Computers

Is ‘Sign in with Apple’ Marketing Spin or Privacy Magic? Experts Weigh In

App Store, Cloud Security, data harvesting, Data sharing, Developers, Facebook, how it works, log in with facebook, mandatory, Mobile Security, oauth, Privacy, required, sign in with apple, User dataBy Jeremy McClure June 4, 2019

The login scheme promises it won’t share data — and will be required for all developers using third-party sign-ins. Is ‘Sign in with Apple’ Marketing Spin or Privacy Magic? Experts Weigh In

Zero-Day No More: Windows Bug Gets a Fix

0patch, Local Privilege Escalation, micropatch, sandboxescaper, Task Scheduler, Vulnerabilities, vulnerability, Windows, zero dayBy Jeremy McClure June 4, 2019

0patch has released an interim micropatch for the dangerous LPE bug from SandboxEscaper, while we wait for Microsoft’s official patch. Zero-Day No More: Windows Bug Gets a Fix

Zebrocy: A Russian APT Specializing in Victim Profiling, Access

analysis, apt, BlackEnergy, Critical Infrastructure, custom malware, go loader, Government, Malware, Sofacy, support group, victim access, zebrocyBy Jeremy McClure June 4, 2019

The Russian-speaking APT acts as a support group for high-profile APTs like Sofacy and BlackEnergy. Zebrocy: A Russian APT Specializing in Victim Profiling, Access

AI Isn’t Good Enough When Lives Are on the Line, Experts Warn

ai, artificial intelligence, cyber warfare, Government, Hacks, infosecurity Europe, nation state, VulnerabilitiesBy Jeremy McClure June 4, 2019

During Infosecurity Europe in London this week, cybersecurity experts sounded off on worries about artificial intelligence being used for nation state cyber weapons. AI Isn’t Good Enough When Lives Are on the Line, Experts Warn

A New Approach for Combating Insider Threats

Data Privacy, Data security, Hacks, infosecurity Europe, insider threat, Privacy, UncategorizedBy Jeremy McClure June 4, 2019

Threat detection tools don’t take into account the emotional aspect of insider threats, a panel of experts said at Infosecurity Europe this week. A New Approach for Combating Insider Threats

Infosecurity Europe: Cryptojacking is Making a Comeback

botnet, Crypto, Cryptocurrency, cryptojacking, guardicore, infosecurity Europe, Malware, nanshou cryptomining campaign, Podcasts, ServerBy Jeremy McClure June 4, 2019

At Infosecurity Europe, a security expert from Guardicore discusses a new cryptomining malware campaign called Nanshou and why the cryptojacking threat is set to get worse. Infosecurity Europe: Cryptojacking is Making a Comeback

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