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New Emotet attacks use fake Windows Update lures | ZDNet
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Emotet diversifies arsenal with new lures to trick users into infecting themselves.www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/10/16/microsoft-trickbot-intel-471/?utm_campaign=wp_busine...
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While Microsoft successfully took down Trickbot servers in the United States, nearly two dozen others operate internationally that could still cause election havoc.Barnes & Noble confirms cyberattack, suspected customer data breach | ZDNet
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The bookseller’s security incident also impacted Nook services.Thats a huge attack
Google stops biggest-ever DDoS cyber attack to date - ET CIO
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The cyber security threats such as distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) are growing exponentially, disrupting businesses of all sizes globally, leadin..Robinhood Kicks Cybersecurity Month Off by Getting Hacked
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With the hack of approximately 2,000 customer accounts during the week of October 5th, Robinhood got Cybersecurity Month started with a bang. You can protect your online finances with a few key steps.More connectivity means greater cyber risk for plane manufacturers | SC Media
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Airplane manufacturers have cybersecurity controls in place and there haven't been reports of successful cyberattacks on commercial airplane IT systems toThe Avengers of security teamed up to try and take down the TrickBot botnet
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TrickBot's backend infrastructure has been disabled following months of investigationwww.securitymagazine.com/articles/93576-miami-tech-company-intcomex-suffers-major-data-breach
Miami tech company Intcomex suffers major data breach
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Miami-based tech company Intcomex has suffered a major data breach, with nearly 1 TB of its users’ data leaked. Likely following a botched ransom negotiation, the first part was made available on Se...www.bankinfosecurity.co.uk/industrial-espionage-campaign-uncovered-a-15148?utm_medium=email
Industrial Espionage Campaign Uncovered
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A hacking group is taking aim at industrial targets in an ongoing cyberespionage campaign, security firm Kaspersky reports. The group, dubbedHow SilentFade group steals millions from Facebook ad spend accounts
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SilentFade steals credentials and ad spend account information and sells the information to other bad actors. The group returned with improved malware after Facebook's initial mitigation efforts.