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October 2020 Roundup

October 2020: Cybersecurity Roundup

This past month in cybersecurity:

  1. October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month
  2. T2 security chip on Macs can be hacked
  3. ‘Security of your vote has never been higher’
  4. CLEAR, expedited security, expanding to a holistic identity verification platform
  5. Data breach at Barnes & Noble

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September 2020 Roundup

September 2020: Cybersecurity Roundup

This past month in cybersecurity:

  1. Space Policy Directive-5 Cybersecurity Principles for Space Systems
  2. Zerologon Windows Vulnerability
  3. Woman Dies During a Ransomware Attack on a German Hospital
  4. New Bluetooth Vulnerability aka BLURtooth
  5. #Instagram_RCE Code Execution Vulnerability in iOS/Android App

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August 2020 Roundup

August 2020: Cybersecurity Roundup

This past month in cybersecurity:

  1. Amazon Alexa security bug allowed access to voice history
  2. New Crocodile Hunter tool can identify fake cell towers
  3. Election security takes center stage at Blackhat 2020
  4. NIST COVID-19 Cybersecurity Act introduced
  5. Twitter fined $250M for misusing 2FA phone numbers and emails in marketing

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July 2020 Roundup

July 2020: Cybersecurity Roundup

This past month in cybersecurity:

  1. Twitter suffered a major hack on high-profile accounts
  2. Russian hackers targeted COVID-19 vaccine research organizations
  3. The UK planned to bar Huawei from 5G network
  4. Kentucky’s unemployment system had a 2nd data breach
  5. China suspected of hacking the Vatican

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June 2020 Roundup

June 2020: Cybersecurity Roundup

This past month in cybersecurity:

  1. An internal report revealed the CIA had “woefully lax” security policies
  2. Australia suffered several cyberattacks
  3. TikTok might be a trap
  4. Honda was hit hard by attackers
  5. COVID-19 had scammers excited

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