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Content update published to Cyberday

We released an update to Cyberday documentation. The goal was to streamline documentation, highlight the most important things and significantly reduce the amount of separately documented items.

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Cyberday launched: Frameworks, Teams-integration and much more

Cyberday works now inside a Microsoft Teams and by choosing a framework you can guide your own work. In this blog you'll find a summary from reforms!

20.5.2020

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Researchers Warn of New Attack that can Unlock and Start Tesla Model Y in Seconds

💡 Researcher discovered an NFC relay attack #vulnerability, by which anyone w/ physical access to a Tesla Model Y can unlock and steal it in seconds. You need 2 thieves, one at the vehicle, one close to the owner. Details in article >>

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Say Hello to Crazy Thin ‘Deep Insert’ ATM Skimmers

💳 New #cybercrime tech: super-thin skimming devices, designed to fit inside an ATM's card slot. With these & hidden pinhole camers, crooks are after the magnetic stripe data and 4-digit PIN to clone payment cards.

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The Cost of a Data Breach for Government Agencies

💸 IBM: the cost of a #cyberattack on public administration is €2.06M. Internationally, these attacks are reported monthly. A large number of employees and varying security awareness increase attractiveness for cybercriminals.

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In-app browser security risks, and what to do about them

When you click a link to webpage inside an app (e.g. FB, TikTok), you don't get to your default browser - you stay in an embedded version. These in-app browsers have #privacy issues, they e.g. inject JS code so host apps track what you do.

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WhatsApp Scams in 2022: What to Look out for

WhatsApp has 2B active users. It's a growing medium in cybercrime too, as people have gradually become aware of email / SMS #phishing. 2000% increase in WhatsApp scams reported this year! 📈 Article lists most popular scam types >>

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Cyberattack brings down InterContinental Hotels' booking systems

🏨 17 brand hotel chain IHG (e.g. Holiday Inn) reservation systems down due to #cyberattack. Hotel industry is a common target for cybercrimes, e.g. due to data contained in reservations, payment card data and reward point systems.

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Facebook Engineers Admit They Don't Know What They Do With Your Data

A doc leaked earlier that said FB has no idea where user data goes and what they do with it. Now 2 veteran engineers confirmed similar things in court hearing. ⚠️ "data may be in 55 FB subsystems" ⚠️ "code is its own design doc" #privacy

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New Cybersecurity Regulations Are Coming. Here’s How to Prepare.

Governments are feeling the need to “do something”, to battle growing impact of #cyberattack's. In the US, new rules are pending by e.g. FTC and CISA. These may require e.g. reporting of cyber incidents, not just personal data breaches.

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How 1-Time Passcodes Became a Corporate Liability

Large firms are falling prey to #phishing that goes around MFA - using text messages to steal employee's credentials and one-time passcodes. ✅ Many are now making the change from phishable forms of MFA to e.g. physical security keys.

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