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Cyber Tweets

Cisco Releases Security Updates go.usa.gov/xUMq4 #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

VU#982149: Intel processors are vulnerable to level 1 terminal fault (L1TF) cache information disclosure via speculative execution side channel bit.ly/2Paxk64

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

FBI Releases Guidance on Defending Against Travel Scams go.usa.gov/xUFX3 #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

VU#641765: Linux kernel IP fragment re-assembly vulnerable to denial of service bit.ly/2Pb7w9Z

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

VMware Releases Security Updates go.usa.gov/xUFW5 #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

VU#787952: Several Android mobile devices contain multiple vulnerabilities within OEM-pre-installed apps bit.ly/2vIRj3W

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Samba Releases Security Updates

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Microsoft Releases August 2018 Security Updates go.usa.gov/xUFb3 #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

About 4 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Adobe Releases Security Updates go.usa.gov/xUFTt #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

About 4 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

VU#857035: IKEv1 Main Mode Vulnerable to Brute Force Attacks bit.ly/2KUZIpD

About 4 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Intel Side-Channel L1TF Vulnerability go.usa.gov/xUFxH #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

About 4 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

Oracle Releases Security Alert go.usa.gov/xU6RV #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

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

Draft Agenda Now Available: ICSJWG 2018 Fall Meeting – August 28-30, Cincinnati, Ohio #ICSJWG

About 5 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Twitter Web Client

SB18-225: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of August 6, 2018 go.usa.gov/xU6jn #NCCIC #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec

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

Back-to-School Cyber Safety bit.ly/2vFyxKT

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

North Korean Malicious Cyber Activity bit.ly/2vwxRqL

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

AR18-221A: MAR-10135536-17 – North Korean Trojan: KEYMARBLE bit.ly/2vwAh8T

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

ISC Releases Security Advisory for BIND bit.ly/2M9GYHv

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

FBI Releases Article on Building a Digital Defense Against Facebook Scams bit.ly/2MqN82R

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

VMware Releases Security Updates bit.ly/2Oh1nYH

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Mozilla Releases Security Update for Thunderbird bit.ly/2OhwJ1b

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Linux Kernel Vulnerability bit.ly/2OhwGCx

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Mozilla Releases Security Update for Thunderbird bit.ly/2Okf2hN

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

VU#962459: Linux Kernel TCP implementation vulnerable to Denial of Service bit.ly/2MkgYWO

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

VU#307144: mingw-w64 by default produces executables that opt in to ASLR, but are not compatible with ASLR bit.ly/2MgqlXx

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

Drupal Releases Security Update bit.ly/2vckn3y

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

FBI Releases Article on Securing the Internet of Things bit.ly/2vfqBzs

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

Cisco Releases Security Update bit.ly/2ve7LJl

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

NCCIC Webinar Series on Russian Government Cyber Activity bit.ly/2vphHi7

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

NCCIC Webinar Series on Russian Government Cyber Activity bit.ly/2v3Cqsq

About 3 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Malicious Cyber Activity Targeting ERP Applications bit.ly/2LQHB5H

About 3 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Google Releases Security Update for Chrome bit.ly/2LLhsVK

About 3 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Bluetooth Vulnerability bit.ly/2NB12zE

Last month from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Apache Releases Security Updates for Apache Tomcat bit.ly/2Nztkug

Last month from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

VU#304725: Bluetooth implementations may not sufficiently validate elliptic curve parameters during Diffie-Hellman key exchange bit.ly/2ObZqOa

Last month from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

TA18-201A: Emotet Malware bit.ly/2NyNfJQ pic.twitter.com/A5bnVhFVnS

Last month from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

NCCIC Webinar Series on Russian Government Cyber Activity bit.ly/2NvsMG1

Last month from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Cisco Releases Security Updates bit.ly/2NYXBUs

Last month from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

Oracle Releases July 2018 Security Bulletin bit.ly/2NWQ4pi

About a month ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

FTC Issues Alert on Tech Support Scams bit.ly/2NPn5Ul

About a month ago from US-CERT's Twitter via dlvr.it

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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. “

Carrie Kerskie – Identity Theft Expert

“Data Security, Inc. is the leading American manufacturer and supplier of hard drive degaussers, magnetic tape degaussers as well as hard drive and solid state destruction devices so we understand the importance of protecting data! Protecting data while you are still using it is just as important as when you are done with it and we purchased the Recon Sentinel to add that layer of cybersecurity to our business network and we couldn’t be happier with it. In five minutes we had it setup and protecting our network. The learning curve is minimal and we have since purchased more of them to use in our home and our other businesses.”

Data Security Inc.

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