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Welcome to another _secpro!
For all of you who attended the RSA Conference and CyberUK, we hope you had a great time getting up to scratch with the goings on in this industry. Got something to share? Reply to this email and tell us about your thoughts. This week's issue contains:
- Apple's AirPlay Vulnerabilities Expose Devices to Hijacking Risks
- U.S. Charges 16 Russians Linked to DanaBot Malware Operation
- Budget Cuts to U.S. Cybersecurity Agency Raise Concerns Amid Rising Threats
- Anthropic Implements Stricter Safeguards for New AI Model Amid Biosecurity Concerns
- Russian Hackers Target Western Firms Supporting Ukraine, U.S. Intelligence Reports
- MITRE ATT&CK - Explained
- Understanding the use cases of the MITRE ATT&CK Framework
- Integrating MITRE ATT&CK with SIEM Tools
- Demystifying the MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Cheers!
Austin Miller
Editor-in-Chief
Reflecting on MITRE ATT&CK
Making our way through the MITRE ATT&CK's Top Ten most exploited techniques over the last 9 weeks has been fun. We're almost ready to dive into the most exploited T-number, but we thought it'd be good to stop and smell the adversarial roses for a minute first - just make sure you've been paying attention. These T-numbers are on the test, so make sure to go back and check out #10 through #2 in the list below:
- #2: T1059
- #3: T1333
- #4: T1071
- #5: T1562
- #6: T1486
- #7: T1082
- #8: T1547
- #9: T1506
- #10: T1005
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RSA Conference 2025 – Navigating the New Cyber Frontier
A reflection on this year's events
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