Month In Security With Tony Anscombe – November 2024 Edition

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Zero days nether attack, a caller advisory from 'Five Eyes', thousands of ICS units near exposed, and mandatory MFA for each – it's a wrap connected different period filled pinch impactful cybersecurity news

29 Nov 2024

As you mightiness expect, nan world of cybersecurity continues to germinate astatine breakneck speed, truthful overmuch truthful that keeping up pinch caller threats, scams and information breaches is nary mean feat. November 2024 saw nary shortage of impactful cybersecurity news – here's their roundup from ESET Chief Security Evangelist Tony Anscombe:

• ESET's find of two zero-day vulnerabilities successful respective Mozilla products and successful Windows that were targeted by a zero-click utilization courtesy of a Russia-aligned group tracked arsenic RomCom
• a joint advisory issued by nan cybersecurity agencies of nan Five Eyes intelligence confederation connected nan backmost of a surge successful zero-day flaws
• Amazon's confirming that employee information was compromised aft an incident that affected a third-party supplier past twelvemonth and progressive nan exploitation of a vulnerability successful nan MOVEit record transportation tool
• there are nary less than 145,000 internet-exposed business power systems (ICS) worldwide, net intelligence level supplier Censys has found
• Google has announced that, starting early adjacent year, multi-factor authentication will beryllium mandatory connected each Google Cloud accounts
• some bully news to reason nan roundup – Jen Easterly, nan caput of nan United States' Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), said that there's nary evidence of immoderate malicious activity materially impacting nan information aliases integrity of nan country's predetermination infrastructure amid nan caller statesmanlike election

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