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☑️ Sign up TODAY to receive timely information about #cybersecurity topics, alerts, and emerging threats from our expert analysts. 💻 go.usa.gov/xmzdU pic.twitter.com/Y6DK6aPahS

About 5 hours ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @CNMF_CyberAlert .@CNMF_CyberAlert, @CISAgov and @FBI released the Kimsuky Cybersecurity Advisory, a summary of #DPRK malicious cyber acitivity posing as Google, Yahoo mail services, and South Korean reporters, targeting Japan, South Korea, and the United States. us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/alerts/… pic.twitter.com/Ug88JJOLFo

Yesterday from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🚨 Read @CISAgov, @FBI, & @CNMF_CyberAlert’s new Cybersecurity Advisory detailing the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by North Korean APT group #Kimsuky to gain intelligence on various topics of interest. go.usa.gov/x72vp #HIDDENCOBRA #Cybersecurity #DPRK #APT pic.twitter.com/40F1do0kz1

Yesterday from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Don’t get spooked by vulnerabilities! Check out this week’s #VulnerabilityBulletin at go.usa.gov/x7243. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Don’t lose your Edge. Literally. Learn about the latest Microsoft Edge update at go.usa.gov/x72Yz. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

VU#760767: Macrium Reflect is vulnerable to privilege escalation due to OPENSSLDIR location bit.ly/3mtkMqf

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

⚠️ @CISAgov has noticed a spike in #password spraying, which typically targets single sign-on and cloud-based apps. Visit us-cert.gov/resources/ncats for information on securing internet-facing systems from vulnerabilities. #Cybersecurity #CyberHygiene #Infosec pic.twitter.com/AN9aj19oDt

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

💻 @CISAgov provides secure means for our constituents and partners to report cyber incidents, phishing attempts, malware, and other vulnerabilities. Find out how to submit a report by visiting us-cert.gov/report. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #Phishing #Malware pic.twitter.com/WWZhkGkWtL

About 5 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

⚠️ Read @CISAgov & @FBI’s advisory on Russian state-sponsored #APT for information and #IOCs on a campaign targeting a variety of SLTT networks. Protect your networks from active exploitation - keep systems & software up to date. go.usa.gov/x7rRq #Cybersecurity #Infosec pic.twitter.com/T6IqRT1PfC

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🗳️ A new joint cybersecurity advisory from @CISAgov and @FBI at go.usa.gov/x7rRg outlines Iranian #APT actors’ efforts at elections interference. This advisory also provides methods for mitigating those efforts. #Cyber #Infosec #Cybersecurity #Protect2020 #Elections pic.twitter.com/4kLktJWFjU

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🚨 @CISAgov and @FBI have released two joint advisories on Russian and Iranian #APT activity. Read more at go.usa.gov/x7rMn #Cyber #Cybersecurity #Protect2020

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Cisco has patched multiple vulnerabilities. Read more at go.usa.gov/x7rMe. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

VU#208577: Chocolatey Boxstarter vulnerable to privilege escalation due to weak ACLs bit.ly/3medNla

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

RT @CISAKrebs ICYMI: Iran is behind the emails and video. Remember: 1) Your vote is secure and we're on the watch 2) These efforts are intended to intimidate, scare, & confuse 3) The American voter is the last line of defense in election security. Keep Calm and Vote On CISA.gov/RumorControl twitter.com/CISAKrebs/stat…

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🛡️ We ask all organizations supporting #COVID19 efforts to partner with us to help protect critical information & assets. @CISAgov requests users report any suspicious activity to our Incident Reporting System: us-cert.gov/forms/report. #Cybersecurity #Infosec #DataProtection pic.twitter.com/RBnbUwCwke

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

What does the fox say? Update Firefox today! go.usa.gov/x7rrB #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Update Adobe to protect your device from malicious takeover. go.usa.gov/x7rCh #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

RT @CISAKrebs Sad but true, bad actors continue their attempts to undermine confidence in the election, now w/ a misleading video. Check out our latest Rumor Control posts on email spoofing and FWAB voting. Stay calm and vote on. CISA.gov/RumorControl #Protect2020 twitter.com/CISAKrebs/stat… pic.twitter.com/GrYA9l9IF2

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🌐 The #IoT isn't science fiction, it's real. As more devices are equipped with connectivity, it's vital to be vigilant in maintaining their security. Visit us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/tips/ST… and #BeCyberSmart. #NCSAM #InternetofThings #Cybersecurity #Infosec pic.twitter.com/LiPdUgLlBa

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @CISAgov Just Released: We’re rolling out a rumor control webpage to educate #voters about our work to #Protect2020. This resource preemptively debunks potential areas for #disinformation: cisa.gov/rumorcontrol. Help ensure the resilience of the 2020 #elections! #TrustedInfo2020 #Nov3rd pic.twitter.com/i8NW0FzBQE

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

The Oracle says it’s time for a Critical Patch Update. Read about Oracle’s October 2020 security patches at go.usa.gov/x7aM2. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Check out @NSACyber’s latest advisory for information on CVEs exploited by Chinese state-sponsored malicious cyber actors. go.usa.gov/x7aGU #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Don’t let an attacker take control: update VMware! go.usa.gov/x7aEn #Cybersecurity #Cyber #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

RT @CISAgov States vary in when they process mail-in voting. Our new infographic shows when each state can start processing ballots. Learn more election processing factors: cisa.gov/publication/el… #Protect2020 #Vote2020 #VoteByMail pic.twitter.com/dKfr6lV18j

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🚫 Denial-of-service attacks can be difficult to distinguish from common network activity, but they are indications that a cyber attack is in progress: go.usa.gov/x7aY9 #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #DoS #DDoS #TipTuesday pic.twitter.com/wsjZbIsxQ1

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Check out this week’s #VulnerabilityBulletin at go.usa.gov/x7x5c for a summary of new vulnerabilities recorded in the National Vulnerability Database. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About a week ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

RT @CISAgov Our #CyberEssentials Toolkit is designed to help leaders of small businesses and local government strengthen their #cybersecurity practices. Check out the latest installment for information on #DataProtection: cisa.gov/publication/cy… #DataSecurity #LeadershipEssentials pic.twitter.com/hul2UGTqYD

About a week ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🧰 Have you had a chance to check out the Cyber Month Toolkit? It includes tip sheets, graphics, and other helpful information. Be sure to visit cisa.gov/ncsam for #cybersecurity resources you can share. #BeCyberSmart #Infosec #OnlineSafety pic.twitter.com/YgXwoYjpbJ

About a week ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

📩 #Phishing attacks often use tactics that manipulate emotions, such as fear or the desire to help others. Before you click on links or attachments, double check who sent the message. Visit us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/tips/ST… to learn how to avoid these attacks. #Cybersecurity pic.twitter.com/Om3oRkTOZY

About a week ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Microsoft has released security updates to address remote code execution vulnerabilities in Windows Codecs Library and Visual Studio Code. Read more at go.usa.gov/x73Tv. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Adobe has released security updates for Magento. Read more at go.usa.gov/x732n. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

🔏 With incidents of #ransomware on the rise, make sure you know how to protect your data against cyber threats and prevent malicious activity on your devices: us-cert.gov/ncas/tips/ST19…. #Cybersecurity #Infosec #Malware #DataProtection pic.twitter.com/wmH58ynuTK

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Don’t give an attacker the opportunity to take over your system: update Microsoft SharePoint! Check out @NCSC’s Alert for more information: us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/current… #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec twitter.com/NCSC/status/13…

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @NCSC The NCSC has published an alert to raise awareness of a new remote code execution vulnerability (CVE2020-16952) affecting Microsoft SharePoint ncsc.gov.uk/news/sharepoin…

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Juniper Networks has patched multiple vulnerabilities. Read more at go.usa.gov/x7q3s. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

💻 @CISAgov provides secure means for our constituents and partners to report cyber incidents, phishing attempts, malware, and other vulnerabilities. Find out how to submit a report by visiting us-cert.gov/report. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #Phishing #Malware pic.twitter.com/TgvzbD6JBM

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🌐 Happy World Standards Day! Celebrate by reviewing @NISTcyber's #Cybersecurity Framework, which consists of standards, guidelines, and best practices to manage cybersecurity-related risk: nist.gov/cyberframework pic.twitter.com/CUuz8Uev8m

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Check out Microsoft’s security updates and workaround for CVE-2020-16898 at go.usa.gov/xGh3B. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Keep your Adobe Flash Player up and running by updating today. Read more at go.usa.gov/xGSuB. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Keep your system safe. Read about the latest Apache Tomcat security advisory at go.usa.gov/xGSu4. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 2 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

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“After working with identity theft victims for more than ten years I know that preventing identity theft is impossible. However, there are steps that you can take to greatly reduce your risk. One step is using cybersecurity technology to help keep your data safe. The Recon Sentinel is that technology! It is easy to set up and even easier to use. The Recon Sentinel informs me of what devices are connected to my network and, more importantly, when a device is doing something suspicious. I travel around the country talking to people about Identity Theft and even on the road I receive alerts and I can shut down a device’s connection immediately. I would recommend the Recon Sentinel to anyone wanting to add a powerful, inexpensive, and easy to use device to their small business or home network. “

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