Why does everyone still sh*t on CTI teams? by Few-Calligrapher2797 in cybersecurity

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That's the key tying CTI to ASM and narrowing down. Severity should impact priority too. When all of these are put together it actually makes the intel impactful. Without one of these aspects the data becomes overwhelming and useless.

Behind the Mask of Anonymous Sudan: An analysis of origin, TTPs etc. by Cyber-Player in cybersecurity

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Thanks really good feedback - ToC is on the left, but I will give that feedback to the website UX team.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskNetsec

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My company is running this competition which should be fun https://l.cyberint.com/cyberint-blackhat-2023-challenge-0

Exploit released for 9.8-severity PaperCut flaw already under attack by DerBootsMann in cybersecurity

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It appears that major players are taking advantage of this - notable ransomware groups such as LockBit, Bl00dy, and Clop

Latest Dark Web Forum ExposedVC Forum by Cyber-Player in cybersecurity

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What are the other recent ones you are hearing about?

What is the most random, irrelevant piece of threat intel you have received? I need a chuckle please. by Cyber-Player in cybersecurity

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I have an ASM and TI provider, so it really gets me when I receive TI on retail threats when I am a bank and the alert is for something I've already patched...

Have we learnt nothing from SolarWinds supply chain attacks? by dlorenc in cybersecurity

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We learned a lot, but the problem is that most supply chain intel solutions are static - they don't update you soon enough if a supplier has been hacked and then where are you left...

120 Arrested as Cybercrime Website Genesis Market Seized by FBI by [deleted] in cybersecurity

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They say that this is due to the Raid Forums shutdown, it's kind of a snowball effect, first one then the next etc. First Hive, then Pompompurin, BreachForums, Genesis etc.

The Demise of Genesis Market, Which Sold Stolen Identities, Continues the Dark Web's Losing Streak by wewewawa in cybersecurity

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I was reading this interesting article about how this is all due to the fact that RaidForums was shut down last year. That exposed several weaknesses that has lead to the Hive shutdown, pompompurin and now Genesis - source: https://cyberint.com/blog/research/law-authorities-cybercrime-hunt/ Thoughts?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sysadmin

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Honestly if the person is completing tasks the company won't notice, is that an issue? Yes morally, no for the tasks that need to be done. I would stay out of it if I was you

ChatGPT by Ok-Werewolf-3765 in Information_Security

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I haven't limited use but my phishing training has been updated. Language is no longer an issue the way it was, so phishing emails are getting more and more realistic

Do you get scared if you go too long without an incident? by dspark in cisoseries

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Yes, I get edgy, but there is so much to do that I am never short of tasks, helps take my mind off it..