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βœ‰οΈ CyberWeekly 28' Sept | Issue #7

⁉️ CUPS, vulnerabilities, remote code execution, patches, NIST, authentication guidelines, cyberattacks, transportation, logistics, malware, water treatment, cybersecurity, EPA, ATG systems.


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https://hacklido.substack.com/p/cyberweekly-28-sept-issue-7
βœ‰οΈ CyberWeekly 05' Oct | Issue #8

⁉️ Texas Hospital ransomware attack, Ivanti Endpoint Manager vulnerability, Zimbra flaw, CUPS DDoS, US Healthcare Cybersecurity Bill, CVE-2024-29824, CVE-2024-45519, CISA.


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https://hacklido.substack.com/p/cyberweekly-05-oct-issue-8
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βœ‰οΈ CyberWeekly 12' Oct | Issue #9

⁉️ Internet Archive breach exposed 31M users' data, Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixed critical flaws, Firefox zero-day patched, OpenAI blocked AI misuse, education cyber threats rise.

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https://hacklido.substack.com/p/cyberweekly-12-oct-issue-9
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βœ‰οΈ CyberWeekly 19' Oct | Issue #10

⁉️ Apple and Google propose shorter SSL/TLS certificate lifecycles, CISA warns of SolarWinds vulnerabilities, Iranian cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure, and post-quantum cryptography.

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https://hacklido.substack.com/p/cyberweekly-19-oct-issue-10
βœ‰οΈ CyberWeekly 09' Nov | Issue #11

⁉️ Interpol's crackdown on cybercrime, Google Cloud MFA requirement, Germany's protection for researchers, Snowflake hacking arrests, Cisco vulnerability fixes.

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https://hacklido.substack.com/p/cyberweekly-09-nov-issue-11
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πŸ’  CyberWeekly 23' Nov | Issue #12

⁉️ AI fuzzing, OSS-Fuzz, open-source bugs, ransomware recovery, cybersecurity, CISA audit, D-Link flaws, EOL routers, Ubuntu need restart, privilege escalation, Linux security, patching, healthcare IT.

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https://hacklido.substack.com/p/cyberweekly-23-nov-issue-12
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πŸ’  CyberWeekly 01' Dec | Issue #13

⁉️ TL;DR: Russian hackers leveraged unsecured nearby Wi-Fi to breach networks, bypassing MFA protections. Another campaign exploited an old Avast driver to disable endpoint security tools through a BYOVD attack. DEF CON volunteers teamed up with U.S. water utilities to strengthen cybersecurity for under-resourced critical infrastructure. Meanwhile, SCOTUS allowed a class-action lawsuit against Meta to proceed, stemming from the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. Lastly, a Microsoft 365 outage disrupted services like Teams, Exchange, and SharePoint, prompting calls for stronger contingency planning and SLA reviews.

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https://hacklido.substack.com/p/cyberweekly-01-dec-issue-13
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