Cybersecurity Awareness

New Zealand Government department DIA (Department of Internal Affairs) busts text scam ring.

Earlier this week it was announced that DIA had busted a text scam ring operating across New Zealand. DIA released that they had carried out 12 search warrants across the country during 2023 with 4000 items seized consisting of $35,000 in SIM Cards, about $10,000 in luxury items, a designer handbag and skincare products along […]

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Most firms face cyber incidents, but lack basic cyber-security measures: CSA study

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) recently released some interesting statistics and findings in their inaugural Singapore Cybersecurity Health Report. The biggest item that come out of the report is that \”Many respondents cited a lack of knowledge of cyber security, as well as concerns about costs and whether they would even be a

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Russian Hackers Breach Microsoft’s “Keys to the Kingdom”

In January this year, an alarm was raised by Microsoft Security that Russian State-Sponsored cyber-attackers (Russian-linked criminal group Midnight Blizzard (also known as Nobelium) along with other names) had breached a number of systems and email accounts. Since then, SecureSphere has been continuing to follow the unfolding story with interest. It has now come to

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SVR (Russian Foreign Intelligence Service) cyber actors adapt tactics for initial cloud access

I thought that I would update on how cyber actors (in this case SVR cyber actors) are adapting their tactics as governments and businesses adapt the move to cloud infrastructure. This update focuses on the recent tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) of the group commonly known as APT29, also known as Midnight Blizzard, the Dukes

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