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Cyber Security Weekly Briefing 9-15 October
Telefónica Tech

Cyber Security Weekly Briefing 9-15 October

​​​Microsoft Security Bulletin Microsoft has published its security bulletin for the month of October in which it has fixed a total of 81 bugs in its software, including 4 0-day...
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Alexandre Maravilla

Europe’s new digital identity; sovereign identity wallets

Have you ever stopped to think about how many user accounts we have on the Internet? Bank accounts, utility providers, Social Networks, email, e-commerce, … Nowadays we handle an...
Cloud September
Telefónica Tech

What have we learned about Cloud this September?

This new course has come loaded with knowledge for the Telefónica Tech blog. Thanks to our experts, we continue to advance, on a daily basis, in our training on...
Cyber Security Briefing
Telefónica Tech

Cyber Security Weekly Briefing 2-8 October

Apache vulnerabilities actively exploited Earlier this week, Apache fixed a 0-day (CVE-2021-41773) affecting Apache HTTP servers which was actively being exploited. However, on Thursday we learned that the patch released...
IoT, Big Data and AI convergence report
Telefónica Tech

IoT, Big Data and AI convergence report

The IoT and Smart Cities Cybersecurity Innovation Centre of Telefónica Tech Ciber Security & Cloud in Valencia, Spain, brings us a compilation of the potential risks related to IoT,...
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David García

Where does ransomware attack? Three main pillars

It all starts with a tweet from a researcher (Allan Liska from RecordedFuture) announcing that he is compiling a list of vulnerabilities currently being exploited by organised groups in...
Cyber Security Weekly Briefing 25 September - 1 October
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Cyber Security Weekly Briefing 25 September – 1 October

​​​​Let’s Encrypt root certificate expires (DST Root CA X3) A few days ago, Scott Helme, founder of Security Headers, highlighted the 30 September as the date when Let’s Encrypt’s root certificate, DST...
David García

What’s new in the OWASP 2021 ranking?

OWASP, the foundation focused on web application security, has recently updated its ranking of the most prominent risks. Let’s take a look at the new reorganisation of the top,...
Cyber Intelligence Unit
Félix Brezo Fernández

The Work of a Cyber Intelligence Unit in The Context Of Incident Response

Besides the work carried out by our colleagues in the forensic analysis, malware analysis or Threat Hunting teams, which we have reviewed in the articles in this series associated...
Cyber Security Briefing 18-24 sep
Telefónica Tech

Cyber Security Weekly Briefing 18-24 September

Malware campaign using TeamViewer on websites under IIS Malwarebytes researchers have observed a malware distribution campaign since the beginning of September that makes use of previously compromised pages running on Microsoft’s...

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