This week more details on the Equifax data breach surfaced, including the news that Equifax failed to patch a vulnerability that could have prevented the data breach; FTC publically investigates the Equifax data breach; 200,000 stolen credit cards were traced to the Equifax data breach as old as 2016, but Equifax denies these accusations.
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This week ShadowBrokers released another NSA exploit, UNITEDRAKE that will probably not be noticed due to the Equifax data breach that affected at least 143 million; Apache Struts released a patch for a vulnerability that could potentially take over a website.
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This week stolen credentials were evident in a Pastebin post that potentially could be used in an IoT attack; 23 million emails were launched in the newest Locky campaign in a 24 hour period; Onliner spambot is locked and ready to launch and ready to infect millions. (Learn more about enSilo endpoint security.)
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This week HBO confirmed a data breach that included exposing episodes from HBO series prior to their release dates; CISO's will be concerned with the details from Cisco's latest report; According to a survey, 72% of companies are beginning to identify the importance of endpoint solutions.
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In March 2017, Microsoft (known for fixing vulnerabilities in their software products once a month on “Patch Tuesday”) recently addressed post-infection detection, investigation, and response with their Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection [ATP]). Microsoft is a company that is continuing to evolve in product/services, and is now
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