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5 Security Things to Know for the Week of Nov. 26

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1) The Olympic Destroyer data-wiping malware, which was blamed for IT problems during the 2018 Winter Games, is back - with a few new upgrades.

2) A majority of websites using a popular e-commerce platform are at risk of attack, according to a new study.

3) A dark web hosting provider was compromised, leading to thousands of nefarious sites being knocked offline.

4) Beware of a nasty new strain of Linux malware is targeting the operating system with the primary goal of cryptomining - but has some other tricks up its sleeve.

5) Google evicted multiple malicious applications from its Play Store that were downloaded hundreds of thousands of times.

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Trustwave’s Observations on the Recent Cyberattack on Aliquippa Water Treatment Plant

The attack last week on the Municipal Water Authority in Aliquippa, Penn., that gave threat actors access to a portion of the facility’s pumping equipment has spurred the Cybersecurity &...

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How Trustwave Can Assist Tribal Governments Applying for $18 Million in DHS Cybersecurity Grants

Tribal governments are among the most underserved organizations in the US when it comes to cybersecurity preparation, with threat actors striking multiple tribes with a variety of cyberattacks.

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the United Kingdom's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) today jointly released...

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