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Cyber Security Byte: Saturday, September 28th, 2024
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š As fall brings cooler temps and colorful leaves, cyber threats are cranking up the heat. Chinese linked hackers have unleashed "Salt Typhoon," a cyber espionage campaign targeting U.S. internet service providers. Their goal? Gaining access to critical broadband infrastructure.
If that wasnāt enough, transportation and logistics companies across North America š are battling a surge of malware attacks. Cybercriminals are slyly š±āš¤ slipping malicious content into legitimate email conversationsāmaking it harder than ever to spot the danger.
As the season shifts, so do these hackers' tactics, turning up the heat on essential industries. Stay sharp out there! š
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Salt Typhoon Hackers Compromise Critical U.S. Internet Systems
Chinese government-linked hackers have reportedly infiltrated multiple U.S. internet service providers in a cyber espionage campaign known as āSalt Typhoon.ā
This operation is the latest in a series of cyber incursions tied to Beijingās intelligence networks, signaling a significant escalation in Chinaās persistent efforts to gain access to valuable American infrastructure and sensitive data.
By Ryan Uliss ā Contributing Writer ā Read Moreā¦
CYBER BYTES
Researchers are tracking a concerning malware campaign targeting transportation and logistics companies across North America.
MoneyGram, the worldās second-largest money transfer firm, has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack following widespread system outages and customer complaints that began on Friday.
The release of macOS 15 āSequoiaā has triggered connection problems and security concerns, particularly for users and businesses utilizing EDR software, VPNs, and web browsers.
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The Cost of Good Security: Analyzing 2024ās Cyber Budget Trends
Cybersecurity has become a key priority for businesses worldwide. With rising threats, new technologies, and higher expectations from leadership, how companies allocate their security budgets is more critical than ever.
A recent survey offers a detailed look at current security budget trends, drawing insights from 755 CISOs surveyed between April and August 2024. Respondents represent a wide range of industriesāfrom financial services to healthcare and technologyāand companies of all sizes, from small firms under $100 million in revenue to giants exceeding $20 billion.
By Ryan Uliss, Contributing Writer ā Read Moreā¦
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