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Organisations are legally and ethically obligated to protect the data of their users. Negligent handling of user data opens up the organisation to fines or lawsuits from its users. In Europe and the UK, users own their data, giving them the right to revoke access or alter it when the organisation stores it. This risk to the user's data and the organisation arises because user data holds value for both. The post What is Data Protection By Design? appeared first on Sencode.
Overview In 2022, NSFOCUS Research Labs revealed a large-scale APT attack campaign called DarkCasino and identified an active and dangerous aggressive threat actor. By continuously tracking and in-depth study of the attacker’s activities, NSFOCUS Research Labs has ruled out its link with known APT groups, confirmed its high-level persistent threat nature, and following the operational The post The New APT Group DarkCasino and the Global Surge in WinRAR 0-Day Exploits appeared first on NSFOCUS, Inc., a global network and cyber security leader, protects enterprises and carriers from advanced cyber attacks..
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ReversingLabs researchers have identified a new, malicious supply chain attack affecting the npm platform. The “typosquatting” campaign first appeared in August and pushed a malicious package, node-hide-console-windows, which downloaded a Discord bot that facilitated the planting of an open source rootkit, r77. This is the first time ReversingLabs researchers have discovered a malicious open source package delivering rootkit functionality, and suggests that open source projects may increasingly be seen as an avenue by which to distribute malware.