Cloud security startup Aqua Security has partnered with the Center for Internet Security (CIS) to create guidelines for software supply chain security and followed up by shipping an open-source auditing tool to ensure compliance with the new benchmark.
Belgian, Dutch Police Dismantle Cybercrime Group
Europol announced on Tuesday that police have dismantled a cybercrime group that made millions of euros through phishing and other types of schemes.
Google Patches 14 Vulnerabilities With Release of Chrome 103
Google this week announced the release of Chrome 103 to the stable channel with patches for a total of 14 vulnerabilities, including nine reported by external researchers.
The most severe of these bugs is CVE-2022-2156, which is described as a critical-severity use-after-free issue in Base.
Adobe Acrobat Reader Shuns Security Products Due to Compatibility Issues
Adobe Acrobat Reader blocks certain antimalware solutions from injecting their DLLs into its processes, essentially denying them visibility and creating security risks, ransomware prevention company Minerva Labs reports.
Industry Reactions to ‘OT:Icefall’ Vulnerabilities Found in ICS Products
Cybersecurity firm Forescout has disclosed OT:Icefall, a collection of 56 vulnerabilities discovered across the products of ten companies that make operational technology (OT) systems.
New ‘ToddyCat’ APT Targets High-Profile Entities in Europe, Asia
Kaspersky has detailed the activity of ToddyCat, a relatively new advanced persistent threat (ATP) actor that has been targeting high-profile entities in Europe and Asia for more than a year and a half.
Cyberint Scores $40 Million Late-Stage Investment
RevealSecurity Raises $23M for Application Detection and Response
RevealSecurity, an Israeli data security startup building technology to thwart malicious insider threats, on Tuesday announced the closing of a $23 million funding round led by SYN Ventures.
In addition to SYN Ventures, Hanaco Ventures, SilverTech Ventures and World Trade Ventures also joined as RevealSecurity investors.
Flagstar Bank Data Breach Affects 1.5 Million Customers
Michigan-based Flagstar Bank, which has more than 150 branches across several US states, has disclosed a data breach that involved threat actors accessing files containing the personal information of 1.5 million individuals.
From Basecamp to Icefall: Secure by Design OT Makes Little Headway
OT:Icefall: 56 vulnerabilities plague OT devices from 10 different major industrial manufacturers











