Tuesday, July 30, 2024

(IN)SECURE Newsletter - July 30, 2024

View this email in your browser

(IN)SECURE Newsletter July 30, 2024

A smorgasbord of knowledge and news
What's new?
 
On July 19, 2024, American cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike delivered a defective update to around 8.5 million Windows systems, and triggered a massive worldwide IT outage.

To help IT admins speed up recovery of borked systems, Microsoft has released a recovery tool, and CrowdStrike has provided a way for remediating affected systems more quickly.

In the aftermath, CrowdStrike detailed their sensor update process and committed to improving it. Other EDR vendors followed suit, and Microsoft has pledged to work with third-party vendors to reduce the need for kernel drivers to access important security data on Windows systems.

In unrelated news:

AI shows a significant potential in enhancing cybersecurity by efficiently processing and analyzing vast, unstructured data from the dark web, thus helping to decode cybercriminal strategies.

A recap of the major data breaches that have rocked organizations in 2024 includes incidents involving Trello, AnyDesk, France Travail, Nissan, MITRE, Dropbox, BBC Pension Scheme, TeamViewer, Advance Auto Parts, and AT&T.
Open-source tools you should check out
  • Cirrus - A tool that streamlines Google Cloud forensic evidence collection
  • Infisical - A secret management platform
  • Shuffle Automation - A security automation platform
  • Grype - A vulnerability scanner for container images, filesystems
  • SubSnipe - A tool for finding subdomains vulnerable to takeover
  • Realm - An adversary emulation framework
  • BunkerWeb - A Web Application Firewall (WAF)
Get these whitepapers and eBooks to broaden your knowledge and resolve issues (registration may be required):
Website
Twitter
LinkedIn
Copyright © 2024 Help Net Security (Astus d.o.o.), All rights reserved.
You are receiving (IN)SECURE Newsletter because you opted in at our web site located on https://www.helpnetsecurity.com. Note: Sometimes we send promotional maildrops to our list. We never share your details with anyone! We really send a limited number of maildrops per year, so we hope you won't unsbscribe because of them. Thanks in advance!

Our mailing address is:
Help Net Security (Astus d.o.o.)
Kastav
Kastav 51215
Croatia

Add us to your address book


Want to change how you receive these emails?
You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

No comments:

Post a Comment

This $15 AI Stock is Too Good to Pass Up

Imagine what the perfect AI stock would look like... This $15 AI Stock is Too...