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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 12 April 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 12 April 2024:

-UK Cyber Breaches Survey Finds Business Falling Short on Cyber, as Half Suffer Breach and Many Fail to Report

-The Cyber Attack Stopped by a Microsoft Engineer Was Scarier Than We Realise

-UK Government Urged to Get on ‘Front Foot’ with Ransomware Instead of ‘Absorbing the Punches’

-74% of Employees Falling Victim to Phishing Attacks Hit with Disciplinary Actions; Egress Reveals

-Why Are Many Businesses Turning to Third-Party Security Partners?

-60% of SMBs and 74% of Businesses with up to 500 Employees are Concerned About Cyber Security as Attacks Rise

-Cyber Attacks Cost Financial Firms $12bn Says IMF

-LastPass: Hackers Targeted Employee in Failed Deepfake CEO Call

-Most Cyber Criminal Threats are Concentrated in Just a Few Countries

-Why Incident Response is the Best Cyber Security ROI

-Ransomware Attacks are the Canaries in the Cyber Coal Mine

-Cyber Security is Crucial, but What is Risk and How do You Assess it?

Black Arrow AdminApril 14, 2024macron, libreoffice, lg, raspberry robin, nordvpn, scrubcrypt, notepad++, adobe acrobat, cyber operational resilience act, oxford, us chamber of commerce, xz utils, andres freund, jia tan, lockbit, international monetary fund, imf, jp morgan, egress, lastpass, whatsapp, karim toubba, deepfake, sisense, uber, joe sullivan, cl0p, clop, dragonforce, darkvault, change healthcare, targus, hoya, panera bread, cvs, mp william wragg, ta547, rhadamanthys stealer, incel, byakugan, midjourney, facebook, latrodectus, venomrat, unit42, fire tv, home depot, at&t, doj, zambia, pig butchering, rubycarp, tiktok, youtube, nis2, dora, ivanti, fake stamps, paris olympics, babytv, android, ios, patch tuesday, sap, azure kubernetes, sharepoint, lpe, batbadbut, rust, lenovo, intel, bmc flaw, fortinet, forticlientlinux, spectre v2, magento, uk government, outsourcing, fbi, nigeria, ukraine, romania, resilience, honeytrap, nude pics, ai, artificial intelligence, gdpr, 2fa, mfa, malware, bing, apple, hotels, acuity, germany, passwords, infostealers, hipaa, backups, misinformation, elections, france, paris 2024, israel, microsoft, adobe, cisco, d-link, dark web, rdp, tls, charities, water, singapore, man in the middle, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 29 March 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 29 March 2024:

-Only 3% of Organisations Globally are Fully Prepared for Cyber Threats

-China Cyber Attacks a Reminder Beijing Poses ‘Constant and Sophisticated’ Threat to Western Cyber Security

-Companies With Advanced Cyber Security Performance Deliver Nearly Four Times’ Higher Shareholder Return Than Their Peers

-Hackers Hit High-Risk Individuals’ Personal Accounts

-Cyber Security Threats in International Relations: Are We Prepared for a Digital Pearl Harbour?

-High Net Worths Urged to Improve Digital Hygiene in Fight Against Cyber Crime

-Key Lessons from Microsoft’s Password Spray Hack: Secure Every Account

-Mitigating Third-Party Risk Requires a Collaborative, Thorough Approach

-IT Leaders Struggle to Keep up With Emerging Threats, as 92% of IT Leaders Say Cyber Threats Are on the Rise, 51% See AI Attacks for the First Time

-Only 5% of Boards Have Cyber Security Expertise

-Google’s New AI Search Results Promotes Sites Pushing Malware and Scams

-Report Calls Out Cyber Risks to Financial Sector Fuelled by AI

Black Arrow AdminMarch 31, 2024mozilla, github, darkgate, ozempic, alphv, vmray, blackcat, bleepingcomputer, cisco, apt31, ian duncan smith, ibm security x-force, digital pearl harbour, google search generative experience, sge, british library, nhs scotland, scullion law, panera bread, clorox, western isles, darcula, strelastealer, threatlabz, netsupport, ftx, blovkfi, cozy bear, muddywater, ray framework, microsoft 365, gmail, connectwise, screenconnect, themoon, spycloud, at&t, dora, m-chip vulnerability, nis2, f5, nvd, macos, ios, firefox, gofetch, dnssec, vmware esxi, ftse 100, paris olympics, fortinet, microsoft, malvertising, qr codes, lockbit, rhysida, vietnam, mfa bombing, python, elections, oliver dowden, snp, cars, connected vehicles, japan, finland, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 07 March 2024 – Apple, Cisco and VMware Security Updates

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Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 23 January 2024 – Apple, Atlassian, Ivanti and VMware Vulnerabilities Under Active Exploitation

Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 23 January 2024 – Apple, Atlassian, Ivanti and VMware Security Updates

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Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 04 December 2023 – Apple, Google, ownCloud, Zoom and Zyxel Vulnerabilities Summary

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 03 November 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 03 November 2023:

-Surviving a Ransomware Attack Begins by Acknowledging it’s Inevitable

-Are You and Your Clients Soft Targets?

-Cyber Attacks Cause Revenue Losses in 42% of Small Businesses

-Executives May be The Biggest Risk to Your Business

-Organisations Can Only Stop 57 Percent of Cyber Attacks

-Many Businesses Remain Unprepared for AI as Phishing Attacks Rise 1,265% Since Launch of ChatGPT

-Business Email Compromise is Most Common Entry Point for Cyber Attack

-US Regulator Charges Firm and its CISO For Fraud and Cyber Security Failures

-Companies Scramble to Integrate Immediate Recovery into Ransomware Plans

-Your End-Users are Reusing Passwords, That’s a Big Problem

-Cyber Workforce Demand is Outpacing Supply

-What the Boardroom Is Missing: CISOs

Black Arrow AdminNovember 5, 2023mr cooper, ceasars, visa, tenable, chatgpt, hiscox, securities and exchange comission, sec, isc2, s&p 500, harvard business review, solarwinds, las vegas casinos, citrixbleed, hive, bibi-linux, hellokitty, apache activemq, lockbit, boeing, ccleaner, moveit, stanford, clop, cl0p, alphv, ace, mcafee, muddywater, bletchley decleration, shadow ai, bard, ducktail, imaploader, arid viper, ghostpulse, mozi, liontail, ios, android 14, whatsapp, wyze cam, okta, servicenow, lastpass, sam bunkman-fried, llyods, lazarus, aws, github, ftc, online saftey bill, mitre, mitre att&ck, scarred manticore, palo alto, turla, kazuar, virustotal, cvss 4.0, cisco ios xe, f5, confluence, atlassian, nginx ingress controller, sketchup3d, israel, meal-kits, tortoiseshell, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 27 October 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 27 October 2023:

-More Companies Adopt Board-Level Cyber Security Committees

-Ransomware Attacks Rise by More Than 95% Over 2022, to All Time High

-Security Still Not a Priority for a Third of SMBs Despite 73% Suffering Cyber Attack Last Year

-More Than 46 Million Potential Cyber Attacks Logged Every Day

-Fighting Cyber Attacks Requires Top-Down Approach

-Email Security Threats are More Dangerous This Year as Over 200 Million Malicious Emails Detected in Q3 2023

-98% of Security Leaders Worry About Risks of Generative AI as Fears Drive Spending

-48% of Organisations Predict Cyber Attack Recovery Could Take Weeks

-Cyber Security Awareness Doesn't Cut It; It's Time to Focus on Behaviour

-How Cyber Security Has Evolved in The Past 20 Years

-Rising Global Tensions Could Portend Destructive Hacks

Black Arrow AdminOctober 29, 2023kaspersky, splunk, corvus, sophos, amazon web services, aws, theft resource center, itrc, bt group, chatgpt, abnormal, ibm, gartner, gmail, sonicwall, allianz, scattered spider, lockbit, opentext, rhysida, gopix, lumar, cl0p, clop, mgm resorts, ragnar locker, blackcat, myriad, avoslocker, threatlabz, sec, security exchange comission, henry schein, akira, volex, booking.com, akamai, deepmind, lua, okta, darkgate, samsung, galaxay s23, pwn2own, intellexa, google play, rapid reset, 23andme, bt, qubitstrike, jupyter notebook, aviva, linkedin, google ads, facebook, instagram, cmmc 2.0, shadowdragon, isreal, hamas, glasgow, navy, roundcube, citrix bleed, citrix, netscaler, soloarwinds, cisco-ios-xe, vmware, vcenter, oauth, firefox, chrome, grammerly, vidio, bukalapak, macos, ios, f5, npsa, cabinet office, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 13 October 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 13 October 2023:

-Small Businesses Hit by Frequent Cyber Attacks as 90% of CISOs Faced at least One Attack Last Year

-The Most Effective Cyber Attacks Never Touch Your Organisation's Firewall, HR’s Role in Defending the Organisation

-Ransomware Infection Times Fall from 5 Days to 5 Hours

-80% of Security Leaders See AI as the Biggest Threat to Business

-Is Your Board Cyber-Ready?

-Cyber Security Should Be a Business Priority for CEOs

-The Looming Threat of a Single Phishing Click to Your Business

-40% of Organisations Leave Ransomware to IT

-Auditors Growing Concern About Cyber Security

-The Cyber Villains Are Getting Bolder: Businesses Need to Up Their Game

-Preparing for the Unexpected: A Proactive Approach to Operational Resilience

-Staggering Losses to Social Media and Social Engineering Since 21, as Victims Take $2.7 Billion Hit in US Alone

-Organisations Grapple with Detection and Response Despite Rising Security Budgets

Black Arrow AdminOctober 15, 2023squid proxy, atlassian, libcue, ws_ftp, cobalt strike, grayling, elon musk, iz1h9, connectedio, splunk, sage, hornetsecurity, sec, securitites and exchange comission, digital operational resilience act, dora, doxxing, swatting, cyberuk, ey, ftc, pwc, uber, everest, hellokitty, moveit, ftp, mgm, caesars, bianlian, air canada, linkedin, downing street, copilot, chatgpt, starlink, mirai, vbscript, golddigger, badbox, google, amazon, isreal, palestine, 23andme, lyca, air europa, dymocks, shadow pc, lazarus, ftx, volex, linux foundation, curl, x, hamas, killnet, adobe, skype, wordpad, netscaler, wordpress, tagdiv, webm, commerce, bridgem photoshop, d-link, ios, fortinet, yahoo, vmware, nhs, police, crimestoppers, magecart, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 05 October 2023 – Apple Release Emergency Patch for Two Zero-day Vulnerabilities, Taking Total to 17 Zero-days So Far in 2023

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Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 08 September 2023 – Apple Discloses 2 New Zero-days Actively Exploited to Attack iPhones and Macs

Black Arrow Cyber Alert 08 September 2023 – Apple Discloses 2 New Zero-days Actively Exploited to Attack iPhones and Macs

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Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 25 July 2023 – Newly Exploited Apple-Zero Day Addressed, Patch Now

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 07 July 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 07 July 2023:

-Cyber Attacks Against Mobile Devices Growing Fast

-One Third of Security Breaches Go Unnoticed by Security Professionals

-Cyber Security Experts Have Become Targets for Board Seats

-Phishing Attack Prevention as Email Attacks Surge Over 450%

-Outsmarting Business Email Compromise Scammers

-Small Organisations Face Security Threats on a Limited Budget

-Cloud Security: Sometimes the Risks May Outweigh the Rewards

-Cl0p's MOVEit Campaign Represents a New Era in Cyber Attacks

-75% of Consumers Prepared to Ditch Brands Hit by Ransomware

-Scammers Using AI Voice Technology to Commit Crimes

-What are the Causes of Data Loss and What it the Impact on Your Organisation?

-Ransomware Affiliates, Triple Extortion, and the Dark Web Ecosystem

Black Arrow AdminJuly 8, 2023threads, tsa, facebook, pepsi bottling ventures, openai, tsmc, nagoya, cobalt strike, clop, microsoft, cl0p, moveit, goanywhere, mft, shell, first merchants bank, zimperium, android, ios, cashapp, venmo, zelle, netwrix, crest, center for internet security, malvertising, blackcat, winscp, lloyds, university of california, avast, akira, fis, wannacry, nhs, dublin, tscm, 8base, lockbit, ucla, ncsc, acronis report, chatgpt, meduza stealer, rustbucket, truebot, mockingjay, spyboy terminator, samsung, twitter, cisa, ddosia, gcore, interpol, opera1er, usps, capita, fujitsu, jumpcloud, proxyjacking, hsbc, meta, instagram, watchdog, ai, voice scamming, nikelodeon, amazon, smugx, apt35, stackrot, vmware, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Advisory 22 June 2023 – Rising Threats Facing the Apple Ecosystem, affecting Mac and iOS Devices

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Black Arrow Cyber Advisory - 22 June 2023 – Apple Releases Patches for Actively Exploited Flaws in iOS, macOS, and Safari

Black Arrow AdminJune 22, 2023black arrow, black arrow threat advisory, threat advisory, black arrow threat intelligence, threat intelligence, vulnerability, vulnerabilities, actively exploited, apple, ios, macos, safari

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 31 March 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 31 March 2023:

-Phishing Emails Up a Whopping 569% in 2022

-The End User Password Mistakes Putting Your Organisation at Risk

-Millions of Penetration Tests Show Companies’ Security Postures are Getting Worse

-71% of Employees Keep Work Passwords on Personal Devices

-Cyber Crime Frontlines in Russia-Ukraine War Move to Eastern and Northern Europe

-Security Flaws Cost Fifth of Executive’s Businesses

-Companies Struggle to Build and Run Effective Programs to Protect Data from Insider Threats

-Only 10% of Workers Remember All Their Cyber Security Training

-Silence Gets You Nowhere in a Data Breach

-Just 1% of Cloud Permissions are Actively Used

-Dangerous Misconceptions About Emerging Cyber Threats

-‘Grim’ Criminal Abuse of ChatGPT is Coming, Europol Warns

Black Arrow AdminApril 2, 2023trend micro, clop, lumen, crown resorts, icedid, darkbit, technion university, p&g, fortra, irs, vivern, paypal, google, emotet, voip, macstealer, microsoft defender, tor browser, nullmixer, melofee, redgolf, keyplug, realtek, cacti, alienfox, onenote, nexus, rostec, samsung, tesla, procter & gamble, latitude, toyota, chatgpt, ncb, new york, visa, nca, beazley, 3cx, cloudflare, openssl, tiktok, france, breachforums, clearview, vulkan, earth preta, biden, white house, apt43, telegram, putin, xi, kimsuky, outlook, apple, qnap, bing, ibm, azure, fabrixss, azure sfx, goanywhere, openai, europol, russia, ukraine, byod, lastpass, cloud, saas, virgin group, ios, android, latitude financial, north korea, european parliament, china, winter vivern, api, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, national crime agency, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 03 March 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Briefing 03 March 2023:

-It’s Time to Evaluate Your Security Education Plan Amongst the Rise in Social Engineering Attacks

-Mobile Users are More Susceptible to Phishing Attacks

-Phishing as a Service Stimulates Cyber Crime

-Attacker Breakout Time Drops to Just 84 Minutes

-Attackers are Developing and Deploying Exploits Faster Than Ever

-Old Vulnerabilities are Haunting Organisations and Aiding Attackers

-Scams Drive Nearly $9bn Fraud Surge in 2022

-Economic Pressure are Increasing Cyber Security Risks and a Recession Would Only Further This

-Cyber Security in This Era of Polycrisis

-Russian Ransomware Projects Rebranded to Avoid Western Sanctions

-Ransomware Attacks Ravaged Big Names in February

-Firms Who Pay Ransom Subsidise New Attacks

-How the Ukraine War Opened a Fault Line in Cyber Crime

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 24 February 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Briefing 24 February 2023:

-Employees Bypass Cyber Security Guidance to Achieve Business Objectives

-Three Quarters of Businesses Braced for Serious Email Attack this Year

-The Cost of Living Crisis is Triggering a Wave of Workplace Crime

-Fighting Ransomware with Cyber Security Audits

-Record Levels of Fraud Impacting 90% of Payment Compliance Teams

-CISOs Struggle with Stress and Limited Resources

-Cyber Threats and Regulations Mount for Financial Industry

-HardBit Ransomware Wants Insurance Details to Set the Perfect Price

-Social Engineering is Becoming Increasingly Sophisticated

-A Fifth of Brits Have Fallen Victim to Online Scammers

-Cyber Attacks Hit Data Centres to Steal Information From Companies

-Phishing Fears Ramp Up on Email, Collaboration Platforms

-The War in Ukraine has Shaken up the Cyber Criminal Eco-system

-Police Bust €41m Email Scam Gang

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 17 February 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 17 February 2023:

-High Risk Users May be Few, but the Threat They Pose is Huge

-The Cost of Cyber Security Insurance is Soaring so Firms Need to Take Prevention More Seriously

-Cyber Attacks Worldwide Increased to an All-Time Record Breaking High

-Most Organisations Make Cyber Security Decisions Without Insights

-Ransomware Attackers Finding New Ways to Weaponise Old Vulnerabilities

-Are Executives Fluent in IT Security Speak? 5 Reasons Why the Communication Gap is Wider Than You Think

-Business Email Compromise Groups Target Firms with Multilingual Impersonation Attacks

-EU Countries Told to Step up Defence Against State Hackers

-Cyber Criminals Exploit Fear and Urgency to Trick Consumers

-How to Manage Third Party and Supply Chain Cyber Security Risks that are Too Costly to Ignore

-Russian Spear Phishing Campaign Escalates Efforts Towards Critical UK, US and European Targets

-5 Biggest Risks of Using Third Party Managed Service Providers

-Cyber Crime as a Service: A Subscription Based Model in the Wrong Hands

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 February 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 February 2023:

-Companies Banned from Paying Hackers After Attacks on Royal Mail and Guardian

-Fraud Set to Be Upgraded as a Threat to National Security

-98% of Attacks are Not Reported by Employees to their Employers

-UK Second Most Targeted Nation Behind America for Ransomware

-Financial Institutions are Suffering from Increasingly Sophisticated Cyber Attacks

-An Email Attack Can End Up Costing You Over $1 Million

-Cyber Crime Shows No Signs of Slowing Down

-Surge of Swatting Attacks Targets Corporate Executive and Board Members

-Phishing Surges Ahead, as ChatGPT and Artificial Intelligence Loom

-Pro-Russian Hacktivist Group is Only Getting Started, Experts Warn

-Crypto Investors Lost Nearly $4 Billion to Hackers in 2022

-PayPal and Twitter Abused in Turkey Relief Donation Scams

-Mysterious Leak of Booking.com Reservation Data is Being Used to Scam Customers

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 03 February 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 03 February 2023:

-Business Leaders Need a Hands-on Approach to Stop Cyber Crime, Says Spy Chief

-Rising ‘Firebrick Ostrich’ BEC Group Launches Industrial Scale Cyber Attacks

-The Corporate World is Losing its Grip on Cyber Risk

-Microsoft Reveals Over 100 Threat Actors are Deploying Ransomware in Attacks

-Greater Incident Complexity, a Shift in How Threat Actors Use Stolen Data Will Drive the Cyber Threat Landscape in 2023

-The Threat from Within: 71% of Business Leaders Surveyed Think Next Cyber Security Breach Will come from the Inside

-98% of Organisations Have a Supply Chain Relationship That Has Been Breached

-New Survey Reveals 40% of Companies Experienced a Data Leak in the Past Year

-Russian Hackers Launch Cyber Attack on Germany in Leopard Tank Retaliation

-Financial Services Targeted in 28% of UK Cyber Attacks Last Year

-Phishing Attacks are Getting Scarily Sophisticated. Here’s what to Watch Out For

-City of London on High Alert After Ransomware Attack

-Ransomware Conversations: Why the CFO is Pivotal to Discussing and Preparing for Risk

-JD Sports Warns of 10 Million Customers Put at Risk in Cyber Attack

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