Malware hunters at Broadcom’s Symantec division have spotted signs that a long-running cyberespionage campaign linked to Chinese nation-state hackers is now going after managed service providers (MSPs) with a more global footprint.
The Android updates released by Google for April 2022 include patches for 44 vulnerabilities, including several rated “critical severity.”
As usual, the update was split into two parts, with the first of them arriving on devices as the “2022-04-01 security patch level” and addressing 14 security holes.
Financial services and stock trading platform CashApp on Tuesday fessed up to a data breach being blamed on a former employee who stole brokerage data, including portfolio values, from an unknown number of U.S. accounts.
A notorious cybercrime group has leaked several gigabytes of files allegedly stolen from US industrial components giant Parker Hannifin.
Parker Hannifin specializes in motion and control technologies, and it provides precision engineered solutions for organizations in the aerospace, mobile, and industrial sectors.
Washington, DC-based API security firm Corsha has raised $12 million in a Series A funding round led by Ten Eleven Ventures and Razor’s Edge Ventures, with participation from 1843 Capital.
The US Department of State on Monday announced the creation of the Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy (CDP).
The new entity was created to deal with national security challenges, but also with the implications of cyberspace and digital technologies and policies on US values.
US Government Agencies Instructed to Patch Spring4Shell Vulnerability
Enterprise defenders have been provided information and tools to help them deal with Spring4Shell and potential attacks exploiting the vulnerability.
Airgap Networks on Tuesday announced raising $13.4 million in a Series A funding round that brings the total raised by the company to $18.6 million.
The funding round was led by Storm Ventures, with participation from Cervin Ventures, Engineering Capital, Sorenson Ventures, and various angel investors.
Japanese automation giant Yokogawa recently patched a series of vulnerabilities in control system products that, according to researchers, can be exploited for the disruption or manipulation of physical processes.
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