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The agency wants to ensure that its public catalog of actively exploited flaws is as comprehensive as possible. Source link
US agencies promote zero-trust practices for operational technology networks
Many zero-trust defenses work differently in industrial environments than in traditional business networks, five federal agencies said in newly published guidance. Source link
Researchers warn of flaws that allow manipulation of Microsoft Teams messages
Critical flaws in Microsoft Teams can be used to allow an attacker to manipulate messages, spoof notifications and even impersonate executives, according to a report…
Stryker begins restoring ordering, shipping systems after cyberattack
The medtech company believes the cyberattack has been contained and is now bringing systems back online. Source link
Hackers find a new trick to collect Microsoft Entra user data without raising red flags
Organizations should check their logs for signs of an increasingly popular obfuscation technique, Proofpoint said. Source link
Conduent warns January breach impacted a ‘significant’ number of people
Dive Brief: Conduent Inc. warned in an April 14 regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that a “significant” number of people had their…