Wednesday, September 5
TOP STORY
If the TTP’s fit: IBM’s X-Force IRIS says FIN6 group is using the FrameworkPOS and GratefulPOS malware to harvest payment card data from point-of-sale (POS) systems in 2017 and 2018.
TWEET OF THE DAY
It is crazy that the cutting-edge approach to computer security is to build isolated virtual environments to contain other isolated virtual environments that contain still more isolated virtual environments. - @matthew_d_green
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
Google: The URL is so 1999.
Hey, you’re not the CEO, be gone. Senate committee not happy that Google tried to send a top lawyer, instead of Larry or Sundar to today’s hearing.
CrowdStrike report links APT10, aka Stone Panda, with MSS, China’s equivalent of the NSA
Email security for campaigns not improved says Maciej Ceglowski in a Washington Post article.
mSpy data leak, part 2: reported by Brian Krebs
Those Chrome extensions though: Mega.nz steals passwords and cryptocurrency private keys reports ZDNet.
NIST kicking off discussion on a privacy framework
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