El Diario del CISO El Diario del CISO (The CISO Journal) Edición 33 | Page 5

International InfoSec & Cybersecurity News
Demand for cybersecurity professionals
continues to accelerate 'PortSmash' Brings New Side-Channel
Attack to Intel ...
www.helpnetsecurity.com
Employer demand for cybersecurity professionals across
the United State continues to accelerate www.darkreading.com
A new Intel side-channel vulnerability dubbed PortSmash
promises to lay encryption keys open to discovery by threat
actors.
Dozens of Spies Killed Thanks to Flawed
CIA Comms HSBC suffers data breach, customer
banking info exposed
www.infosecurity-magazine.com
A flawed online communications system developed by the
CIA was exposed to Google’s web crawlers, ultimately
leading to the execution of dozens of spies, according to a
new report. www.scmagazine.com
HSBC has reported to the California office of the attorney
general that it was hit with a data breach in October which
exposed an extensive amount of customer information.
US NIST & IBM Watson, Use AI To Rank
Threat Severity Of Cyber Vulns DJI Drone Vulnerability Exposed Customer
Data, Flight Logs, Photos and Videos
www.informationsecuritybuzz.com
“Artificial Intelligence is solving the manual effort problem
that many organizations face. www.securityweek.com
A vulnerability in DJI's done online platforms allowed an
attacker to obtain cloud-based flight records, stored
photographs,
Why fake data is a serious IoT security
concern Online Radio Stations at Risk from Icecast
Flaw
www.csoonline.com
IoT devices create massive amounts of data, all which
could be polluted to throw off operations, business
decisions, and even machine learning models. threatpost.com
A vulnerability in Icecast, an open-source streaming media
server used by online radio stations to broadcast their
content, could be used to knock a station off-air.
Data leak affects thousands of wealthy
Moscow residents StatCounter Analytics Code Hijacked to
Steal Bitcoins from Cryptocurrency Users
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Thousands of wealthy Moscow residents who subscribed
to a regional internet provider have had personal data
including names, home addresses and mobile. thehackernews.com
Though the malicious code was also injected into other
hundreds of thousands of websites using the StatCounter
service