Censys’ Silas Cutler on how adversaries chain vulns together for big attacks
Silas Cutler, principal security researcher at Census
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Microsoft: An organization without a response plan will be hit harder by a security incident
Security leaders shared advice gleaned from customer engagements, and reinforced the importance of planning and following fundamentals for defense.
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Amazon, CrowdStrike, Google and Palo Alto Networks claim no change to threat intel sharing under Trump
Top security leaders at some of the largest tech and cybersecurity vendors said public-private collaborative work continues, despite budget cuts and personnel changes.
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Amazon, CrowdStrike leaders say private threat intel can quickly bring cybercriminals to justice
Threat intel experts expounded on how their data does not only serve to temporarily disrupt malicious activity, but find, arrest and convict cybercriminals for their offenses.
Who is sending those scammy text messages about unpaid tolls?
The latest smishing scam follows a familiar process as ones the industry has seen over the past decade.
Cybercriminals picked up the pace on attacks last year
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Salt Typhoon gained initial access to telecoms through Cisco devices
The Chinese nation-state threat group primarily gained access to Cisco devices with legitimate login credentials, according to Cisco Talos.