Sensitive Information stories - Page 2

Tenable finds critical flaw in Microsoft’s Copilot Studio
Wed, 28th Aug 2024
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Tenable uncovers a critical SSRF vulnerability in Microsoft's Copilot Studio that could expose sensitive information across multiple tenants. Microsoft has since issued a fix.

Confidential AI gains traction as businesses adopt generative AI
Mon, 26th Aug 2024
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Businesses adopting generative AI tools must implement Confidential AI solutions to protect proprietary data and maintain robust Zero Trust policies.

Kaspersky uncovers Russian-led crypto & web3 fraud campaign
Thu, 22nd Aug 2024
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cryptocurrency
Kaspersky has uncovered a sophisticated cyber fraud scheme, 'Tusk,' exploiting popular trends like web3 and AI to steal cryptocurrency and sensitive data.

Oracle NetSuite glitch leaks data from thousands of websites
Tue, 20th Aug 2024
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cloud services
Thousands of websites using Oracle NetSuite's SuiteCommerce may be leaking private customer information due to misconfigured access controls.

Barracuda exposes advanced phishing attacks with new malware
Thu, 15th Aug 2024
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Barracuda Networks reports a new wave of phishing attacks using advanced “infostealer” malware that exfiltrates extensive sensitive data, urging enhanced cybersecurity measures.

Kaspersky warns of AI's growing use in sophisticated attacks
Wed, 14th Aug 2024
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Kaspersky warns that AI’s growing accessibility is enabling cybercriminals to launch sophisticated attacks, making robust AI defences crucial.

Cybersecurity experts praise new Australian Government mandate
Thu, 8th Aug 2024
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encryption
Australian Government's PSPF Direction 002-2024 mandates stronger cybersecurity measures, sparking industry experts' applause and calls for resourceful implementation to mitigate risks.

Study finds employee use of GenAI apps poses privacy risks
Tue, 6th Aug 2024
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software engineering
Employees' widespread use of GenAI apps poses privacy risks as 30.8% of these tools train on customer data, a new study by Harmonic Security reveals.

Cybercriminals exploit CrowdStrike outage with fake support sites
Thu, 1st Aug 2024
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healthtech
Cybercriminals capitalised on a CrowdStrike Falcon outage by creating over 180 fake support websites, targeting 8.5 million affected devices worldwide.

Immutability is the cornerstone of a safe enterprise
Mon, 29th Jul 2024
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physical security
Immutability is vital for Australian enterprises, ensuring data integrity, compliance, and trust amidst rising cyber threats and stringent regulations.

Cybercriminals exploit URL protection to mask phishing attacks
Tue, 23rd Jul 2024
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email security
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breach prevention
Cybercriminals are leveraging legitimate URL protection services to disguise phishing attacks, targeting hundreds of companies, reports Barracuda Networks.

Harmonic Security launches Harmonic Protect for zero-touch data protection
Fri, 19th Jul 2024
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data protection
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risk & compliance
Harmonic Security launches Harmonic Protect, a zero-touch data protection tool for the generative AI era, eliminating manual data labelling and complex rules.

Criminals misuse URL protection to mask phishing attacks
Tue, 16th Jul 2024
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Barracuda Networks reveals cybercriminals are exploiting URL protection services to embed malicious code in phishing emails, deceiving recipients into clicking harmful links.

Spark expands partnership with Netskope for managed SSE services
Thu, 11th Jul 2024
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Spark and Netskope have expanded their partnership to offer managed Security Service Edge services in New Zealand, bolstering cybersecurity for remote workers and cloud services.

Safeguarding businesses against deepfake threats to employees
Mon, 8th Jul 2024
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mfa
Businesses face growing deepfake threats, as illustrated by a US$25 million scam targeting a Hong Kong employee. Awareness, training, and advanced tools are crucial to safeguard against such risks.

What is MFA bombing? Apple users were targeted using this phishing technique
Fri, 7th Jun 2024
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email security
Apple users are being targeted with 'MFA bombing,' a phishing method that exploits repeated password prompts and spoofed calls to gain account access.

Deepfakes now second most common UK business security threat
Mon, 20th May 2024
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email security
Deepfakes now rank as the second most common security threat to UK businesses, with over 32% experiencing such incidents, a new ISMS.online report reveals.

Trustwave report highlights public sector's cyber vulnerabilities
Wed, 15th May 2024
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email security
Cyberattacks threaten the public sector's stability and security, Trustwave's new report reveals, urging robust cyber defence to protect critical systems.

ArchTIS secures software contract with Australian security agency
Tue, 23rd Apr 2024
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cybersecurity
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collaboration
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data solutions
ArchTIS has secured a contract worth AUD $466,840 with an Australian national security agency for their Kojensi software to enable secure collaboration on sensitive data.

Brits lose GBP £1.2m to credit card fraud in 2022, says Uswitch report
Wed, 27th Mar 2024
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data privacy
A report by Uswitch noted that UK citizens lost GBP £1.2 million to credit card fraud in 2022, with an emphasis on thefts in Ireland and America.