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Protect your networks from malicious cyber actors. Update Microsoft SMB ASAP to patch RCE vulnerability, CVE-2020-0796, being exploited in the wild. [go.usa.gov/xwBec] #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #RCE

Yesterday from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

.@CISAgov asks all organizations supporting #COVID19 response efforts to partner with us and help secure critical information from cyber criminals. Report any suspicious activity on our Incident Reporting System: us-cert.gov/forms/report #Cybersecurity #Infosec #IncidentResponse pic.twitter.com/QAqa0I2c2Z

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

Safeguard your system: update Cisco! go.usa.gov/xwZKY #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Okay, Google! What’s the latest version of Chrome? go.usa.gov/xwZWx #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Don’t wait until your system crashes. Update Mozilla now at go.usa.gov/xwDtF. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

RT @CISAgov ANNOUNCEMENT: Today we launched CISA Central, your one stop for cyber, communications, and physical infrastructure information and situational awareness monitoring. Learn more: cisa.gov/central and reach us at central@cisa.gov. pic.twitter.com/52VLzxZB9X

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

Cisco has patched a high-severity vulnerability in NX-OS Software. Read more at go.usa.gov/xwjGg. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Stay a step ahead of malicious cyber attackers. Apply the latest Apple patches ASAP. go.usa.gov/xwjff #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

VU#636397: IP-in-IP protocol routes arbitrary traffic by default bit.ly/3gUFDRE

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

RT @ICSCERT REMINDER: ICSJWG 2020 Virtual Spring Meeting - Registration closes June 5th! #ICSJWG us-cert.gov/ics/Industrial… pic.twitter.com/6MM7p8NT3l

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

The 2020 hurricane season has begun. Stay on alert for hurricane-related scams and emails. See go.usa.gov/xwb5r for how to spot fraud and other preventive measures. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Cure a case of the Mondays by reviewing this week’s #VulnerabilityBulletin at go.usa.gov/xwb9c. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

VMware has released security updates to address vulnerabilities affecting multiple products. Update ASAP! Read more at go.usa.gov/xw4P8. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

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Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via TweetDeck

Don’t be in-salted by vulnerabilities. Review Cisco’s latest security updates for SaltStack FrameWork vulnerabilities in CML and VIRL-PE. go.usa.gov/xw45M #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

.@NSAGov has released a cybersecurity advisory on Russian Sandworm APT actors exploiting CVE-2019-10149, a remote code execution vulnerability in Exim. Read more at go.usa.gov/xwgXH. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

💭#ThursdayThoughts: @CISAgov continues to see malicious cyber activity related to #COVID19 scams, including phishing attempts, fake data, and misinformation. Visit cisa.gov/coronavirus to find legitimate sources for #coronavirus updates. #Infosec #Cybersecurity #Data pic.twitter.com/E6KJznEThe

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via TweetDeck

💻🦠Have you recently fallen victim to a #malware infection or #COVID19 phishing attempt? Visit us-cert.gov/report for information on reporting malicious files to @CISAgov and help us stop malicious cyber activity! #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #Phishing pic.twitter.com/s2ZI4JeqsT

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via TweetDeck

Live apple-y ever after! Protect your devices by reviewing the latest Apple updates at go.usa.gov/xwrVa. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

VU#127371: iOS contains an unspecified kernel vulnerability bit.ly/2X1cLix

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

Get to know the vulnerabilities out there. See this week’s #VulnerabilityBulletin at go.usa.gov/xwaDf. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

🇺🇸 Today we remember those who gave their lives in service to our Nation. May their courage and dedication never be forgotten. #MemorialDay2020 pic.twitter.com/1XkC8r2Bih

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Microsoft has released an update to address a vulnerability affecting Edge (Chromium-based). Read more at go.usa.gov/xw32v. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

#DYK that the world's first Hilton hotel can still be found in Cisco, Texas? And the latest Cisco software updates can be found at go.usa.gov/xw32Z. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

ICYMI, @CyberGovAU released a summary of trends for 2019-2020 outlining common #TTPs used by cyber criminals and APT groups. go.usa.gov/xw3Y2 #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Want to know FY19’s most prevalent ICS risks and what to do to mitigate them? Check out this new ICS infographic, coordinated with @CISAgov, @ENERGY, and @NCSC: go.usa.gov/xw33W. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

💡ICYMI, @CISAgov has a free Cyber Resilience resource to help test your organization's ability to prepare against cyberattacks. Secure your data during the #COVID19 pandemic and review our self-assessment tool! go.usa.gov/xvcTq #CyberAssessment #Infosec #Cybersecurity pic.twitter.com/j0OdnwGbRK

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

Update Drupal to protect your system from malicious takeover. go.usa.gov/xvhMN #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Don’t upset the Apple cart. Check out the latest update now at go.usa.gov/xvhHQ. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Cyber criminals continue to use economic-stimulus-themed lures to steal personal and financial information. Check out @CISAgov’s joint alert for mitigations to protect against these crimes. go.usa.gov/xvhpm @IRS_CI @SecretService #COVID19 #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Get your head out of the cloud—update your vulnerable software. VMware released security updates today. Read more at go.usa.gov/xvSPf. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Shield your system from a malicious takeover: update Google Chrome! go.usa.gov/xvSQn #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Update Adobe Premiere Pro, Audition, and Premiere Rush to protect your sensitive data. go.usa.gov/xvSQ2 #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

Don’t be bound by a denial-of-service vulnerability. Update BIND ASAP. Read more at go.usa.gov/xvSNd. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #DoS

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

A #DoS attack can bring down your system in seconds. See Microsoft’s latest security advisory now! go.usa.gov/xvSku #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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

VU#647177: Bluetooth devices supporting BR/EDR are vulnerable to impersonation attacks bit.ly/2yaXqCm

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

VU#534195: Bluetooth devices supporting LE and specific BR/EDR implementations are vulnerable to method confusion attacks bit.ly/2X7yXGG

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

Review this week’s rollup of new vulnerabilities at go.usa.gov/xvuxr. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #VulnerabilityBulletin

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

🏥 Hospitals and healthcare organizations in the U.S. and Europe have recently been affected by #COVID19 cyberattacks. Visit go.usa.gov/xvjjs and review @CISAgov and @NCSC's mitigations for these cyberattacks. #Cybersecurity #Malware #Ransomware pic.twitter.com/6eEOLLpE6x

About 3 weeks ago from US-CERT's Twitter via TweetDeck

VU#366027: Samsung Qmage codec for Android Skia library does not properly validate image files bit.ly/2T47O6a

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

“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.