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  1. Skills Shortages Now a Top-Two Security Risk for SMBs

    Sophos claims that a lack of cybersecurity talent is considered a major risk by SMBs

  2. NHS England Warns of Critical Veeam Vulnerability Under Active Exploitation

    NHS England has issued an alert regarding a critical Veeam Backup & Replication vulnerability that is being actively exploited, potentially leading to remote code execution

  3. US Border Agency Under Fire for App's Handling of Personal Data

    Access Now announced that the US Customs and Border Protection agency released records on its app following the NGO’s lawsuit

  4. Sonatype Reports 156% Increase in OSS Malicious Packages

    A new Sonatype report reveals a 156% surge in open source malware, with over 704,102 malicious packages identified since 2019, as OSS adoption continues to skyrocket

  5. Russia's SVR Targets Zimbra, TeamCity Servers for Cyber Espionage

    Russian-backed APT29 has been spying on US and European organizations since at least 2021, a US-UK joint advisory said

  6. Disinformation Campaign Targets Moldova Ahead of EU Referendum

    Operation MiddleFloor targets Moldova’s October elections, spreading EU disinformation via email

  7. Over 10m Conversations Exposed in AI Call Center Hack

    The data breach exposed more than 10m customer conversations from an AI call center platform in the Middle East

  8. EU Adopts Cyber Resilience Act for Connected Devices

    The EU's Cyber Resilience Act requires cybersecurity standards for all connected products throughout their entire lifecycle

  9. Marriott Agrees $52m Settlement for Massive Data Breach

    Marriott will pay $52m to 50 US states for a data breach impacting 131.5 million American customers, and has agreed to implement stronger security practices

  10. Internet Archive Breached, 31 Million Records Exposed

    The non-profit digital library was also hit by at least two DDoS attacks in two days

  11. Former RAC Employees Get Suspended Sentence for Data Theft

    Two former RAC employees have been handed suspended prison sentences for trading in personal data

  12. Over 240 Million US Breach Victims Recorded in Q3

    Supply chain victim numbers surge as more than 240 million US residents are impacted by data breaches in Q3 2024

  13. Apple’s iPhone Mirroring Flaw Exposes Employee Privacy Risks

    The privacy flaw in Apple’s iPhone mirroring feature enables personal apps on an iPhone to be listed in a company’s software inventory when the feature is used on work computers

  14. New BeaverTail Malware Targets Job Seekers via Fake Recruiters

    New BeaverTail malware targets tech job seekers via fake recruiters on LinkedIn and X

  15. New Generation of Malicious QR Codes Uncovered by Researchers

    Barracuda researchers have identified a new wave of QR code phishing attacks that evade traditional security measures and pose a significant threat to email security

  16. UK Launches New Competition to Spur Cybersecurity Careers

    The UK government’s Cyber Team Competition offer applicants the chance to receive advanced training, mentorship and networking opportunities

  17. Australia Introduces First Standalone Cybersecurity Law

    The Australian government’s Cyber Security Bill 2024 will mandate cybersecurity standards for smart devices and introduce ransomware reporting requirements

  18. New EU Body to Centralize Complaints Against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube

    The Appeals Centre Europe is supported by Meta’s Oversight Board Trust and certified by Ireland's media regulator

  19. Ivanti: Three CSA Zero-Days Are Being Exploited in Attacks

    Ivanti’s Cloud Services Appliance is being targeted by threat actors exploiting three zero-day bugs

  20. Microsoft Fixes Five Zero-Days in October Patch Tuesday

    October’s Patch Tuesday saw Microsoft patch over 100 CVEs including five zero-day vulnerabilities

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