cybersecurity

"In every insider threat case, there is a combination of network activity and employee behaviour. The malicious activity crosses both physical and electronic modalities..."

Warns users it will terminate affected tasks, but leaves a lacuna... (Fear not, we're here with details)

Apex Predators aside and in other news, a major telco just got hacked because it didn't have MFA set up on a critical account...

Attackers had access to certain corporate systems “for some period of time before discovery”

You're probably exposed to rootkit risk, because vendors wanted their logos to show during boot processes -- everything's broken, howl into the abyss, why's this security advisory on a domain like https://9443417.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net anyway?

"When we see a vulnerability or intrusion campaign that could have been reasonably avoided if the software manufacturer had aligned to secure by design principles, we’ll call it out"

ownCloud claims 200,000 installations, 600 enterprise customers, and 200 million users with customers including the European Commission.

The group "register their own MFA tokens [and] add a federated identity provider to the victim’s SSO tenant and activate automatic account linking..."

Clear IOCs, guidance and documentation: A commendable response from SysAid.