Good Morning, Security Gang!
Welcome to the CyberHub Podcast for Tuesday, June 11, 2024. Hosted by our friends at Nudge Security, today's episode dives deep into recent cyber incidents and their implications.
Snowflake Incident
165 organizations were affected by an incident at Snowflake, attributed to InfoStealer malware attacks on customers rather than Snowflake's enterprise environment. These attacks started on April 14th, targeting accounts without proper MFA protections, often exploiting credentials compromised years ago.
Action Points:
Implement MFA: Ensure multi-factor authentication is enabled across all accounts.
Regularly Update Credentials: Rotate and update credentials periodically to avoid using long-exposed passwords.
Cylance Data Breach
A threat actor known as Sp1der is selling old marketing data from Cylance, including 34 million customer and employee emails and PII. While the data appears to be old, its potential misuse cannot be dismissed.
Action Points:
Verify and Update Security Protocols: Reassess your data protection strategies.
Monitor Data Breach Forums: Keep an eye on forums for any mentions of your organization’s data.
New York Times Source Code Leak
270 gigabytes of internal New York Times data, including source code for the Wordle game, internal communications, and authentication details, were leaked. This leak traces back to a compromised credential in January 2024.
Action Points:
Rotate Credentials Regularly: Change passwords frequently to prevent unauthorized access.
Improve Visibility: Ensure full visibility into all environments, including GitHub.
23andMe Data Breach Investigation
Privacy authorities in Canada and the UK are investigating the scope of the sensitive customer information exposed in the 23andMe data breach. The investigation aims to assess whether adequate safeguards were in place.
Action Points:
Enhance Customer Data Protection: Strengthen security measures to protect sensitive genetic information.
Conduct Regular Security Audits: Perform periodic audits to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities.
ARM and Veeam Vulnerabilities
ARM warned of a memory safety bug in the Mali GPU kernel drivers, being exploited in the wild. Veeam's Backup Enterprise Manager has an authentication bypass flaw that now has a publicly available exploit.
Action Points:
Patch Systems Promptly: Apply the latest security updates without delay.
Restrict Network Access: Limit access to only trusted IP addresses and use firewalls.
SAP Security Updates
SAP released security patches addressing cross-site scripting bugs in their financial consolidation software.
Action Points:
Update SAP Systems: Apply the latest security patches to SAP products.
Monitor for Exploits: Keep an eye on any exploits targeting SAP vulnerabilities.
American Privacy Rights Act
The American Privacy Rights Act faces challenges with various lobbyists aiming to modify its provisions. Key issues include state law preemption and data broker regulations.
Fortinet Acquires Lacework
Fortinet announced plans to acquire Lacework, a cloud security startup, signaling further consolidation in the cybersecurity industry.
Closing Remarks
Stay tuned for more updates and tomorrow's episode dedicated to Patch Tuesday updates. Subscribe and stay cyber safe!, and ensure you check out our sponsor, Nudge Security, for comprehensive SaaS security solutions. Stay cyber safe!
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✅ Story Links:
https://www.darkreading.com/cloud-security/new-york-times-internal-data-nabbed-from-github
https://www.securityweek.com/arm-warns-of-exploited-kernel-driver-vulnerability/
https://www.securityweek.com/fortinet-expands-cloud-security-portfolio-with-lacework-acquisition/
https://therecord.media/apra-markup-nears-knives-out-data
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