Week 27, July 4-10, 2022

Week 27, July 4-10, 2022. Cybersecurity Weekly Updates.

This week in the world of cybersecurity:

Ukrainian Authorities have made a significant move by arresting a phishing gang responsible for stealing a massive 100 million UAH, highlighting the relentless fight against cybercrime. In the corporate world, technology giants like Google, Cisco, and Fortinet have taken action by releasing security patches, including a patch for a new Zero-Day exploit detected in Chrome, underscoring the constant need for vigilance and updates. A shift in tactics was observed with the TrickBot Gang, now focusing on “systematically” targeting Ukraine, indicating a change in strategic focus for this well-known criminal group. Research in malware has uncovered new malicious NPM packages stealing data from apps and web forms, pointing to the evolving nature of threats. Finally, on a positive note, Apple’s new “Lockdown Mode” has been introduced to protect iPhone, iPad, and Mac against spyware, offering a robust layer of defense for users of these popular devices.

That’s a wrap on this week’s edition of the Cyber-Security Update. Remember, the cyber-security landscape is ever-changing, and staying informed is your primary defense. Hopefully, the insights and information shared today will assist in navigating this complex domain and in strengthening defenses against potential threats. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and look forward to more insights into the world of cyber-security in next week’s edition.

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