In this episode, we discuss Ransomware affecting ships and 3rd party service organizations, new cyberinsurance requirements around MFA and service account, supply chain woes, and finally, attackers getting fancy with MS Verified Publisher status!
Article 1 - Ransomware severs 1,000 ships from on-shore servers
Supporting Articles:
The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in History
Testing Autonomous Remote Control of Ships in Singapore
Article 2 - Tackling the New Cyber Insurance Requirements: Can Your Organization Comply?
Article 3 - Have we learnt nothing from SolarWinds supply chain attacks? Not yet it appears
Supporting Articles:
Open Software Supply Chain Attack Reference (OSC&R)
OpenVEX Specification
Article 4 - Attackers abuse Microsoft’s 'verified publisher' status to steal data
Supporting Articles:
How to defend against OAuth-enabled cloud-based attacks
Protect against consent phishing
Audit apps and consented permissions
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