Cybersecurity Update: China Hacks VW, Global Threats Rise, and Tech Giants React
April 26, 2024China accused of hacking Volkswagen to steal data, showcasing the persistent threat of state-sponsored cyber espionage.
German police shut down DDoS service Stresser.tech, indicating ongoing enforcement efforts against cybercrime infrastructure.
The NSA updates its Commercial National Security Algorithm Suite, reflecting a push for strengthened cryptography in national security.
US State Department imposes visa restrictions on individuals tied to the commercial spyware industry, signaling increased diplomatic action against global cyber surveillance.
GAO report indicates progress in adhering to the 2021 cybersecurity executive order, suggesting improvements in government cyber defenses.
BeyondTrust reports over 1,200 vulnerabilities in Microsoft products in the past year, highlighting the tech giant's continued security challenges.
Analysis of XZ Utils backdooring operation by Kaspersky reveals the intricate tactics of cyber attackers.
Google delays third-party cookie deprecation, affecting privacy and advertising industry timelines.
Coalition's Cyber Claims Report shows a rise in email security incidents in cyberinsurance claims, pointing to the growing cost of cyber threats.
Mandiant's Google Cloud report warns of cyber threats to global elections, and Rubrik plans for IPO alongside Dragos' ransomware findings, indicating a dynamic and evolving cybersecurity industry.
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SecurityWeek • Apr 26, 2024
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