In the 122nd edition of Internet Security Week , a new phishing kit for hackers, the most common attack techniques in 2021, fake news and its dangers, the government launches a guidance guide, and much more.
News
Almost half of Brazilian CEOs admit they are unprepared for cyberattacks
In a world full of threats and advanced exploitation techniques, 45% of Brazilian CEOs believe their organizations are not prepared for current dangers.
By Felipe Demartini on Canaltech
New phishing kit for hackers now available on cybercrime forums
A sophisticated new phishing toolkit for sale on various cybercrime forums and Telegram channels has been identified by cybersecurity researchers at CloudSEK, a cybersecurity and intelligence company.
In CISO Advisor
Most frequent attack techniques in 2021
Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response experts have identified the techniques most commonly used by cybercriminals in 2021.
By Hugh Aver in Kaspersky Daily
Why are Fake News dangerous for internet security?
Every day, we see avalanches of news and content competing for our attention. But why do so many people believe this information, and why can consumption directly affect online security?
By André Lameiras in We Live Security
The Conti ransomware group hacks more than 40 organizations per month
The Conti cybercrime syndicate runs one of the most aggressive ransomware operations and has grown highly organized, to the point where affiliates managed to hack more than 40 companies in just over a month.
By Ionut Ilascu in Bleeping Computer
Government launches guidance on privacy and information security for public bodies
The Ministry of Economy has published another operational guide with guidance to enhance the protection of critical government systems and encourage the use of more secure practices within federal public administration agencies and entities. The Vulnerability Management Guide focuses on developing routine processes for managing vulnerabilities in the institution's data protection and security cycles.
In Gov.br
Fast Shop suffers a hacker attack
On June 23rd, at around 11am, Fast Shop, a company specializing in electronics, published a statement informing of an attempted unauthorized access to its systems.
In Crypto ID
Ultimate guide: how to block inappropriate websites in your company
Wasted employee time on websites outside of their work scope is a headache for managers. It's common for employees to access the corporate internet for personal activities unrelated to work. To help managers, we've created this practical and simple guide that helps you block inappropriate websites in your company without requiring technical knowledge.
By Aléx de Oliveira in Lumiun Blog
Brazilian data sales on the dark web total R$88 million
More than 720,000 pieces of information and data from Brazilians have already been sold on the dark web, totaling R$88 million. Data prices range from R$33.56—credit card price—to R$51.27, and are considered the cheapest in the world, although personal email is the most expensive item.
In CISO Advisor
Cyberattacks against small and medium-sized businesses more than double in Brazil
Small and medium-sized businesses in Brazil have become a common target for cybercriminals, with some types of attacks seeing an increase of more than 140% over the past year.
By Felipe Demartini on Canaltech
Podcast
Guilherme Messora – Information Security – Kritine Podcast
- Guilherme Messora, Head of Security at IBM LATAM
- He has been working in the technology market for 21 years at IBM, having spent the last 5 years in different business leadership positions in the Security business unit (Services and Solutions).
- He has a degree in Administration from FAAP, MBAs in Management from FGV, Information Security from FIAP, specialization courses at Harvard, SaintPaul, and StarSe.
- Free
- Available on YouTube
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