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Apple Fixes Zero-Click Bugs Exploited by NSO Group’s Spyware

‘BlastPass’ Can Compromise iPhones Running the Latest iOS Version, Researchers Say Apple released patches Thursday to close a zero-click exploit makers of the Pegasus advanced spyware app used to infect at least one iPhone carried by an individual employed at a Washington, D.C.-based civil society organization. The lab calls the exploit “BlastPass.”http://dlvr.it/SvqkJD

Certa Raises $35M to Bring AI to Third-Party Risk Management

Series B Funding Will Allow Certa to Further Automate Compliance, Procurement Tasks A third-party management platform founded by a longtime McKinsey consultant closed a funding round to bring further automation to compliance and procurement tasks. Certa plans to invest in AI that takes text-based organizational policies and converts them into controlled workflows.http://dlvr.it/SvqdhN

Hackers Exploit Multiple Bugs in Hotel Booking Platform

ICYMI: Financially Motivated Hackers Deploy Custom Malware Financially motivated hackers developed custom malware to exploit a likely zero-day flaw in popular vacation resort management software, say security researchers. Hackers target the hospitality industry with regularity, given the massive amounts of personal and payment data inside the sector.http://dlvr.it/Svps0l

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Just Kids Dental Says Nearly 130K People Affected by Attack

ICYMI: Pediatric Practice Says Attackers Promised to Delete Data Compromised in Incident An Alabama pediatric dental practice is notifying nearly 130,000 patients that their sensitive information was compromised in a recent cyberattack. The entity appears to have potentially paid a ransom in exchange for a promise by hackers to destroy breached data without further releasing…
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Hackers Exploit Multiple Bugs in Hotel Booking Platform

Financially Motivated Hackers Deploy Custom Malware Financially motivated hackers developed custom malware to exploit a likely zero-day flaw in popular vacation resort management software, say security researchers. Hackers target the hospitality industry with regularity, given the massive amounts of personal and payment data inside the sector.http://dlvr.it/Svm7xK