Amazon’s Plan to Track Worker Keystrokes: A Sign of Controls to Come?
Amazon is considering rolling out keyboard-stroke monitoring for its customer-service reps.
Cloud Security
Black Hat: Novel DNS Hack Spills Confidential Corp Data
Threatpost interviews Wiz CTO about a vulnerability recently patched by Amazon Route53’s DNS service and Google Cloud DNS.
‘Friends’ Reunion Anchors Video Swindle
Spam was on the rise in Q2, with video fraud and COVID-19-related efforts in the mix.
Experts urged enterprises to patch fast: SAP vulnerabilities are being weaponized in a matter of hours.
Some bad actors are honing tools to go after small fry: This variant was refined to target not one, but two vendors’ devices that are common in SOHO setups.
Researchers have found an entirely new attack vector for eavesdropping on Zoom and other virtual meetings.
Zoom’s security lesson over end-to-end encryption shows the costs of playing cybersecurity catchup.
Two bugs, now patched except in older versions, could be chained to allow attackers to hijack Zimbra server by simply sending a malicious email.
The vendor will work with customers affected by the early July spate of ransomware attacks to unlock files; it’s unclear if the ransom was paid.
Expected cyberattacks on Tokyo Olympics likely include attempts to hijack video feeds, the Feds warn.
