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Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 128

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 128

Information Security News 89% of Enterprise GenAI Usage Is Invisible to Organizations, Exposing Critical Security Risks The Hacker NewsA new report reveals that a staggering 89% of generative AI usage within enterprises remains undetected, exposing organisations to severe security risks. This covert AI activity can 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 127

Flaw found in stalkerware apps, exposing millions of people. Here’s how to find out if your phone is being spied uponBitdefender by Graham Cluley A significant security flaw discovered in stalkerware apps has exposed millions to potential spying, significantly compromising user privacy. This vulnerability allows 

Smart Security Everywhere: Empowering CXOs with Always-On Protection

by Shantanu Bhattacharya Posted on February 20, 2025 | Originally published on RSAC Conference 🔗 Read the original article on RSAC Conference In today’s digital-first business landscape, Chief Experience Officers (CXO) are frequently on the move, driving business growth outside the organization’s secure network perimeter. 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 126

Information Security News Ghost Ransomware Targets Orgs in 70+ CountriesDark Reading by Elizabeth MontalbanoGhost ransomware continues to pose a significant threat globally, now targeting organisations in over 70 countries. This ransomware variant is particularly insidious due to its ability to encrypt data swiftly and demand 

Cybersecurity Developments in the Caribbean: Regional Collaboration and Strategic Growth by Dale Connell

The Caribbean is taking significant strides in enhancing its cybersecurity resilience through regional collaboration, strategic planning, and proactive policy-making. With the increasing prevalence of cyber threats, nations in the region are working together to strengthen digital security and combat cybercrime. Regional Collaboration and Cyber Resilience 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 125

Information Security News Joint Letter on the UK Government’s use of Investigatory Powers Act to attack End-to-End EncryptionGlobal Encryption Coalition by Ryan Polk The Global Encryption Coalition is actively opposing the UK government’s utilisation of the Investigatory Powers Act to erode end-to-end encryption, asserting that 

CyAN Supports the Fight Against the UK’s Anti-Privacy Overreach

CyAN Supports the Fight Against the UK’s Anti-Privacy Overreach

CyAN supports the effort against the UK Home Office’s attempt to force Apple to incorporate back doors in its end-to-end encryption.

Your Browser’s Betrayal:Understanding Syncjacking Attacks

Your Browser’s Betrayal:Understanding Syncjacking Attacks

In a recent feature from (In)Securities, Bill Toulas of BleepingComputer highlighted an emerging cyber threat known as “syncjacking.” This method exploits the synchronization features of browsers like Chrome to hijack user sessions across devices. By seducing users into installing malicious extensions, attackers gain access to 

Enhancing Cybersecurity: A Safer Internet Day Reflection on Protecting the Vulnerable

Enhancing Cybersecurity: A Safer Internet Day Reflection on Protecting the Vulnerable

Safer Internet Day: A Call for Responsibility As we observe Safer Internet Day, we are reminded of our collective responsibility to foster a digital environment that is secure and respectful. This global observance not only promotes safer and more responsible use of online technology but 

Australia’s Digital Destiny: Leading the Charge for Online Freedom

Australia’s Digital Destiny: Leading the Charge for Online Freedom

Introduction In today’s interconnected world, the importance of digital rights cannot be overstated. While the European Union is making commendable strides in this arena, Australia stands at a pivotal juncture to assert its leadership in championing online freedom. The nation’s commitment to democratic values, coupled