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Bien que les PC soient plus victimes de malwares que les Macs, ça ne veut pas dire qu’il n’en existe pas pour ce dernier. Le dernier en date est le OSX/Imuler Trojan horse. Le malware se propage à l’intérieur de photos de partisans du Dallai Lama ou du gouvernement Tibétain, et une fois installé, un hacker peut avoir un contrôle complet sur votre ordinateur et espionner vos documents, emails, messages etc… Pour l’instant, rien ne pointe vers une attaque du gouvernement Chinois. |
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Black Friday is fast approaching, and with it comes its share of fraud and misleading discounts.
Cybercriminals exploit these shopping periods by taking advantage of the craze that the day generates.
The US financial services division of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the world’s largest financial institution in terms of assets, has fallen victim to ransomware. This attack highlights the vulnerability of banks, prompting Finma, the Swiss financial markets authority, to issue a warning about cybersecurity risks. Banks have a huge attack surface, use ageing IT systems and are highly interconnected. They are prime targets for hackers. Finma recently published its “Risk Monitoring 2023” study, noting that cybersecurity risks remain among the most significant for the Swiss financial sector. Hackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated and are using ever more advanced techniques to attack. It is therefore becoming urgent for banks to establish their risk profile, their critical assets and to validate their controls in order to strengthen their defences against these cyber attacks. You can read the full article here.
Isabelle MEYER, CIO of ZENDATA, took to the stage to lead a panel dedicated to exploring the new cyber horizons of OT & IoT infrastructures and the challenges that will accompany them in 2023.
Black Friday is fast approaching, and with it comes its share of fraud and misleading discounts.
Cybercriminals exploit these shopping periods by taking advantage of the craze that the day generates.
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