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2024 Year in Review: Highlights from Part 1

Cybersecurity Highlights: A Review of Key Incidents and Trends in 2023 As 2023 came to a conclusion, the cybersecurity landscape remained dominated by data breaches and significant incidents, notably highlighted by the massive Change Healthcare breach. This event overshadowed numerous others, underscoring the persistent vulnerabilities organizations face in the digital…

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Germany Probes BadBox Malware Infections Affecting More Than 192,000 Devices

Germany has initiated an investigation into a substantial cyber threat associated with the BadBox Malware, suspected of infiltrating over 192,000 devices nationwide. This malware affects a diverse range of electronics, including media players, digital picture frames, streaming devices, smart TVs, smartphones, and tablets, indicating a significant expansion of the current…

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Russia Launches Cyber Attacks on Ukraine’s Sensitive Data Servers

In a troubling escalation of conflict, Russia has ramped up its military and cyber operations against Ukraine. The ongoing military campaign features targeted ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv and adjacent areas, resulting in extensive destruction. The conflict has also taken a significant turn in the cyberspace domain. A hacktivist group…

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2035 Quantum Encryption Deadline Remains Attainable

CISA Affirms 2035 Quantum Encryption Target Feasible Despite Technological Advancements Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • December 19, 2024 Experts believe the 2035 requirement for federal agencies to implement quantum-resistant cryptography is still feasible. (Image: Shutterstock) The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) maintains that the 2035 deadline for federal entities to…

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Congress Once More Unable to Restrict Spy Powers in Latest Defense Legislation

The U.S. Senate has approved the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), circumventing previous efforts to attach amendments aimed at curtailing excessive government surveillance practices. This legislation, deemed essential by its proponents, is now poised for President Joe Biden’s signature, thereby enshrining significant enhancements to the contentious Section 702 of the…

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A Sneak Peek at Black Hat Europe 2024 in London: 20 Must-See Sessions

Black Hat, Events Exploring Automotive Vulnerabilities, Bootloader Flaws, and Cyber Threats at Black Hat Europe 2024 Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • December 9, 2024 Image: Shutterstock The Black Hat Europe conference is once again convening in London, promising a diverse agenda that delves into the myriad challenges facing cybersecurity today.…

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