Week 49, December 5-11, 2022

Week 49, December 5-11, 2022. Cybersecurity Weekly Updates.

This week in the world of cybersecurity:

A concerning discovery was made regarding BMC Supply Chain Vulnerabilities that could affect servers from numerous manufacturers, highlighting the crucial need for rigorous cybersecurity measures across supply chains. Meanwhile, Russian courts were hit by the CryWiper Data Wiper Malware, a sneaky malware masquerading as ransomware. In an alarming development for car owners and manufacturers, a SiriusXM Vulnerability was discovered that could potentially allow hackers to unlock and even start connected vehicles remotely. North Korean cyber adversaries have employed a crafty tactic by disseminating the AppleJeus Malware disguised as cryptocurrency apps, putting cryptocurrency users and investors on high alert. On a geopolitical note, Chinese hackers have been seen leveraging the Russo-Ukrainian war as a decoy in their cyber-espionage campaigns, targeting entities in both the APAC and European regions, emphasizing the intertwining of global events with cyber activities.

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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