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[Chidanand Tripathi @thetripathi58]

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@bsdaemon A phenomenal career. Congratulations so much. Plus the contribution for everyone in this area.

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[Joseph Cox @josephfcox]

New: a highly unusual marriage in cybercrime is causing havoc. SIM swappers from Comm, a nebulous network of hackers who also kidnap, shoot, and brick homes, are now directly working with an Eastern European ransomware group. Very effective partners https://t.co/d8g5Oi1JTT

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@hackthebox_eu I would like to make the module Intro to Assembly Language and Attacking Enterprise Networks.
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Brilliant work!! Congratulations @Mar_Pich

[Mar_Pich @Mar_Pich]

6 months ago, I started working on a way to better map the #ransomware ecosystem and its evolution, including rebrands.🔎
I am really happy to share this handmade cartography, which is based on @orangecyberdef resources, #OSINT and reverse engineering.
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[Mike Miller @mikemillercyber]

Here are 13 Different Types of Cyber Security Positions in Offense, Defense, and GRC:

I want to get into Cyber Security. I hear this at least 50 times a week. Saying you want to get into Cyber Security is like saying you want to play sports. To thrive, you must pick a sport and practice it until you are great at it.

Below I have listed at least 13 positions within 3 difference sectors of Cyber Security (Defense, Office, and GRC)

🔵 Defensive Security:
1. Security Analyst - responsible for monitoring networks and systems for security breaches, investigating incidents, and implementing security measures to prevent future attacks.

2. Incident Responder - responsible for responding to security incidents and mitigating the damage caused by the incident.
Penetration Tester - responsible for identifying vulnerabilities in systems and networks by simulating attacks and performing security assessments.

3. Security Architect - responsible for designing and implementing security solutions for an organization's systems and networks.

4. Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst - responsible for monitoring, detecting, and responding to security incidents in real-time.

5. Security Engineer - responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining an organization's security infrastructure.

6. Malware Analyst - responsible for analyzing malware to understand its behavior and develop effective strategies for detecting and removing it.

🔴 Offensive Security:
1. Ethical Hacker - responsible for finding vulnerabilities in systems and networks by conducting penetration tests and security assessments.

2. Exploit Developer - responsible for developing and testing exploits that take advantage of vulnerabilities in systems and networks.

3. Social Engineering Specialist - responsible for using social engineering techniques to manipulate individuals into divulging sensitive information or taking actions that could compromise security.

👨‍🎓 GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance):
1. Information Security Manager - responsible for overseeing an organization's information security program and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards.

2. Compliance Analyst - responsible for ensuring that an organization's policies and procedures comply with relevant regulations and standards.

3. Risk Manager - responsible for identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks to an organization's systems and networks.

4. Privacy Officer - responsible for ensuring an organization's compliance with privacy regulations and developing privacy policies and procedures.

This list is definitely not extensive, but it gives you a start and some general information to help make a decision on what direction you might want to go.

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[Germán Fernández @1ZRR4H]

🚨 1/ Ongoing campaign primarily targeting security researchers here on Twitter.

Possibly they are trying to exploit some vulnerability in Internet Explorer and database tools like Navicat. I haven't been able to get the malicious payload yet, but something fishy is going on 🤔

[Felipe Payão @felipepayao]

🚨 Receita Federal: contas de brasileiros sofrem acessos não-autorizados

Contas no Portal e-CAC sofrem de supostos acessos não-autorizados. Por meio de relatos diversos, a maior parte dos protocolos de rede (IP) registrados nos acessos é proveniente dos Estados Unidos.

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