InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Monday, August 9, 2021
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1 min readAug 9, 2021
- Industrial Wireless: From Data Platforms to Strategic Solutions
(Automation World, August 9th) - Iran ‘Working Systematically to Build Serious Cyber Attack Capabilities’
(The Algemeiner, August 9th) - New “Glowworm attack” recovers audio from devices’ power LEDs
(Ars Technica, August 9th) - Why Cyber Security Stocks Have Rallied Over The Last Month
(Forbes, August 9th) - Cyber Security Today, Aug. 9, 2021 -Gigabyte recovering from ransomware, warnings about Exchange Server exploits and tighten access to Windows’ web server
(IT World Canada, August 9th) - Black Hat security conference returns to Las Vegas — complete with hacks to quiet the hotel guest from hell
(The Register, August 9th) - DNS loophole could allow hackers to carry out “nation-state level spying”
(TechCentral Ireland, August 9th) - Pegasus In The Room: Law Of Surveillance And National Security’s Alibi — Analysis
(Eurasia Review, August 9th) - Mystery Attacks on Diplomats Leave Scores of Victims but Still Little Evidence
(The New York Times, August 8th) - New IT Rules ‘draconian’, will have chilling effect on free speech: Petitioners tell Bombay HC
(The National Herald India, August 9th)
