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What the Chinese TikTok's Data Collection
1,user data
2,location
3,contact
4,all the photo on your phone
5,what's on your clipboard
6,what app you have installed
7,browser history
8,anything that is on your phone tiktok if going to try to collect it
9,in-app data photo you post,what you like,what you comment, private massage,

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Nearly a dozen cybersecurity acquisitions were announced in the first week of August 2021.
read more (https://www.securityweek.com/cybersecurity-ma-roundup-august-1-8-2021)

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Cybersecurity M&A Roundup for August 1-8, 2021

Nearly a dozen cybersecurity acquisitions were announced in the first week of August 2021.

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Joplin: City Computer Shutdown Was Ransomware Attack
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/securityweek/~3/1DwnOtoAhP4/joplin-city-computer-shutdown-was-ransomware-attack

The insurer for Joplin paid $320,00 to an unknown person after a ransomware attack shut down the city’s government’s computer system last month, Joplin City Manager Nick Edwards said Thursday.
read more (https://www.securityweek.com/joplin-city-computer-shutdown-was-ransomware-attack)

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Joplin: City Computer Shutdown Was Ransomware Attack | SecurityWeek.Com

The insurer for Joplin paid $320,00 to an unknown person after a ransomware attack shut down the city’s government’s computer system last month.

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Vulnerability Affecting Routers From Many Vendors Exploited Days After Disclosure
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/securityweek/~3/UMA4BMZYmtI/vulnerability-affecting-routers-many-vendors-exploited-days-after-disclosure

Cybercriminals quickly started exploiting a vulnerability that affects routers and modems from many vendors that use the same underlying firmware.
On August 3, cybersecurity firm Tenable published a blog post describing a vulnerability affecting routers that use firmware from Arcadyan, a Taiwan-based provider of networking solutions.
read more (https://www.securityweek.com/vulnerability-affecting-routers-many-vendors-exploited-days-after-disclosure)

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Vulnerability Affecting Routers From Many Vendors Exploited Days After Disclosure | SecurityWeek.Com

A few days after disclosure, botnet operators started exploiting a vulnerability that affects routers and modems from over a dozen vendors due to shared firmware.

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A Deeper Dive Into Zero-Trust and Biden's Cybersecurity Executive Order
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/securityweek/~3/O__gkR9gTgw/deeper-dive-zero-trust-and-bidens-cybersecurity-executive-order

On May 12, 2021, President Biden signed an Executive Order (EO) on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity. It is a detailed overview of the Federal government’s plan to better secure America – and it calls out zero-trust as a major pillar of that process.
The Executive Order
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A Deeper Dive Into Zero-Trust and Biden's Cybersecurity Executive Order | SecurityWeek.Com

Cybersecurity experts, who generally guide the opinion of the government, say implementing a zero-trust architecture is key to improving the nation’s cybersecurity posture

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Getting started with secret vaults in PowerShell
https://techgenix.com/secret-vaults-in-powershell/

Here’s how to store credentials in a secret vault and then design PowerShell scripts that can access the secrets from within the vault.
The post Getting started with secret vaults in PowerShell (https://techgenix.com/secret-vaults-in-powershell/) appeared first on TechGenix (https://techgenix.com/).

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Getting started with secret vaults in PowerShell

Here’s how to store credentials in a secret vault and then design PowerShell scripts that can access the secrets from within the vault.

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How to Train Your SOC Staff: What Works and What Doesn't
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/securityweek/~3/UWALY-YGiKw/how-train-your-soc-staff-what-works-and-what-doesnt

We’re all familiar with the shortage of talent to staff security operations centers (SOCs), the challenge of hiring qualified cyber security professionals, and that burnout and overwork makes it impossible to keep good staff. So why not make an effort to hang on to your security analysts and make sure they stay up to the challenge?
read more (https://www.securityweek.com/how-train-your-soc-staff-what-works-and-what-doesnt)

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How to Train Your SOC Staff: What Works and What Doesn't | SecurityWeek.Com

Cybersecurity training programs are an expense to an organization, but offering SOC staff professional development opportunities turns out to be a tool for talent retention

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Cyberattacks spur flurry of July patches from Apple, Google, Linux and more
https://techgenix.com/july-patch-roundup/

As we’ve seen, Microsoft rolled out a lot of patches in July. But the big non-Microsoft vendors, including Adobe, Google, and Linux, were also busy.
The post Cyberattacks spur flurry of July patches from Apple, Google, Linux and more (https://techgenix.com/july-patch-roundup/) appeared first on TechGenix (https://techgenix.com/).

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Cyberattacks spur flurry of July patches from Apple, Google, Linux and more

As we’ve seen, Microsoft rolled out a lot of patches in July. But the big non-Microsoft vendors, including Adobe, Google, and Linux, were also busy.

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