InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup — 26 July 2021
1 min readJul 26, 2021
- Texas ransomware attack shows what can happen when whole towns are targeted
(USA Today, 26 July 2021) - Hackers have found yet another way to attack Kubernetes clusters
(Tech Radar, 26 July 2021) - Everyone in Your Organization Needs to Understand AI Ethics
(Harvard Business Review, 26 July 2021) - Angola a Top Target for Global Cyber Crooks
(All Africa, 26 July 2021) - Customers Now Want Compensation Amid Colonial Pipeline Ransom Attack
(Research Snipers, 26 July 2021) - Ransomware: Average Ransom Payment Drops to $137,000
(Bank Info Security, 26 July 2021) - LemonDuck malware explained: What is it and what makes it dangerous?
(The Indian Express, 26 July 2021) - GitHub supply chain security features now available for Go language
(IT Wire, 26 July 2021) - As Cyberattacks Surge, Security Start-Ups Reap the Rewards
(The New York Times, 26 July 2021) - Australia Says Uber ‘Interfered’ With Users’ Privacy
(Gov Info Security, 26 July 2021)
