InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Wednesday, August 17, 2022

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InfoSecSherpa
1 min readAug 18, 2022
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See #9 for a news item from Cañon City, Colorado.
  1. “Evil PLC Attack” weaponizes PLCs to infect engineering workstations
    (CSO Online, August 16th)
  2. Data is the key to overcoming the ‘new digital divide’
    (MIT Sloan, August 16th)
  3. Profile of the IoT Core Baseline for Consumer IoT Products
    (NIST, June/July 2022)
  4. 3 ways China’s access to TikTok data is a security risk
    (CSO Online, August 15th)
  5. Google Patches Fifth Exploited Chrome Zero-Day of 2022
    (Security Week, August 17th)
  6. Getting Started in Cybersecurity
    (Abigail Johnson & Ibukunoluwa Morountonu, August 17th)
  7. DOE Announces $45 Million for Next-Generation Cyber Tools to Protect the Power Grid
    (U.S. Department of Energy, August 17th)
  8. How Geopolitical Tension Creates Opportunities for Cyber-Criminals
    (InfoSecurity Magazine, August 16th)
  9. Fremont County (Colorado) government offices closed after cyber security attack
    (Cañon City Daily Record, August 17th)
  10. China-linked RedAlpha behind multi-year credential theft campaign
    (Security Affairs, August 17th)
“Long Overdue: Making InfoSec Better Through Library Science” (Begin at 1:41:00)
“Long Overdue: Making InfoSec Better Through Library Science” (Begin at 1:41:00)

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