Cloud Concentration Risks
Evil AI: Evil AI refers to artificial intelligence systems or applications that are intentionally designed or manipulated to cause harm, deception, or malicious outcomes. These malevolent AIs can pose significant risks to individuals, organizations, and society. Here are some examples of evil AI and their potential impact: 1. Deepfakes: Description:
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State-Sponsored Attacks State-Sponsored Attacks:(cybernews.com) refer to cyber operations conducted by nation-states or their intelligence agencies with specific objectives. These attacks can target other countries, organizations, or individuals. Let’s explore some examples of state-sponsored attacks: 1. Cozy Bear (APT29): Allegiance: RussiaNotable Attacks:2015 attack on the PentagonAlleged involvement in the FireEye hackAlleged
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IoT and Industrial IoT (IIoT) Vulnerabilities: (fortinet.com, ito-now.com) 1. IoT Vulnerabilities: Description: IoT devices are increasingly integrated into our lives, but their security often lags behind. Common vulnerabilities include:Limited Compute and Hardware: IoT devices have minimal computational power, leaving little room for robust security measures.Varied Transmission Technology: IoT devices use
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Malware as a Service (MaaS) and Hackers-for-Hire 1. Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS): Description: MaaS refers to cybercriminals offering malware and deployment services to other hackers or malicious actors on the internet.Availability: These services are typically accessible on the dark web.Functionality: When purchased, a bad actor can carry out various malicious activities, such
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Dark Web Threats The dark web is a part of the internet where users can access unindexed web content anonymously through special web browsers like TOR.While it is popularly associated with illegal activities, it is also used by the intelligence community, whistleblowers, members of the media, and ordinary citizens whose
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OT-IT Security Operational Technology (OT) security focuses on safeguarding critical infrastructure and industrial control systems. It encompasses the protection of physical processes, machinery, and automation systems used in sectors like manufacturing, energy, transportation, and utilities. Here are some key aspects and examples of OT-IT security: 1. OT Overview: Evolution of
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What is Ransomware? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNcJAbK_7YYRansomware is a type of malicious software (malware) that encrypts a victim’s important files, rendering them inaccessible. The attacker then demands a payment (ransom) from the victim in exchange for a decryption key to restore access.If the ransom is paid, victims receive the key; if not, the
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