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Knoxville still quiet on ransomware attack and what’s being done to fix it – Knoxville News Sentinel
While the world is focused on battling the coronavirus, cyber attacks have increased in the healthcare field and for individuals. Veuers Justin Kircher has the story. Buzz60
Five days after the City of Knoxville fell victim to a ransomware attack, some services remain hampered and a red bar continues to appear across its website saying, City online services are currently unavailable.
In a ransomware attack, cybercriminals gain access to computer files, lock them down and demand payment to restore access.City officials maintain that the threat has been isolated and the city is operating as normal outside of a few inconveniences.
Still, when pressed by Knox News, city officials have declined to provide further updates on the attack, the citys response or to answer a list of detailed questions.
Those questions include:
Spokesperson Kristin Farley answered these questions by repeating her previous statement that the city is working diligently to restore our systems to full functionality with the assistance of industry experts.
Spokespersons for Knoxville fire andpolicedirected questions to the mayor's office.
Ransomware alert(Photo: Rob Engelaar/epa)
Jason Jarnagin is a supervisory special agent over East Tennessee cybercrime in Knoxvilles FBI office. He told Knox News that COVID-19 has provided a new avenue for scammers because ofthe large increase of workers using remote logins while teleworking.
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Though he had no hard number available to show an uptick in cyberattacks, Jarnagin pointed to a Federal Trade Commission report that showed consumers have reported losing some $59.2 million to COVID-19-related fraud.
Early on, some of these attacks arrived in the form of an email message from what appeared to be the World Health Organization, suggesting you read an attachment with official information on how to protect yourself from the coronavirus. Clicking the file from this impersonator, however, downloaded a hidden installer to your computer that let cybercriminals have access to your data lifted from your keystrokes.
Others have infected cellphones of people who click on a COVID-like map, Jarnigan said.
While anyone experiencing a cyberattack would be inconvenienced, large organizations, health care providers and cities are at a much higher risk level, Jarnagin said.
Ransomware can cripple a municipality or state agency as well as a health care organization to the point where they can no longer conduct business, he said.
Go deeper: As Knoxville deals with ransomware attack, other Tennessee cities have been there before
FBI staff organize a surprise reunion for retiring Special Agent in Charge Troy A Sowers at Knoxville's FBI field office on Friday, Aug. 9, 2019. Sowers was reunited with a newborn baby boy he rescued as a rookie FBI agent working a 1997 kidnapping case in Tacoma, WA. The baby, Stewart Rembert, now 22, currently is a U.S. Marine. (Shawn Millsaps/Special to News Sentinel)(Photo: Shawn Millsaps/Special to the News Sentinel)
At its worst, an attack can be deadly if it interferes with emergency operations or prevents access to medical records.
In 2018, the Atlanta suffered one of the worst ransomware attacks in recent memory. Thousands of city employees were locked out of their computers and some operations were halted for days.
Scammers reportedly demanded roughly $50,000 to unlock Atlanta's system, but it was later reported that the attack could cost the city up to $17 millionin damages, up from an estimated $2 million.
Internet security company Emsisoft reported ransomware attacks againstnearly 1,000 governmental agenciesin 2019 cost $7 billion in damage.
City officials speculated the attack, which was discovered early Thursday,was launched through a phishing email mistakenly opened by a city employee.
The source of the attack remains unknown.
Some online services are down across the city and the police department announced last week that officerswill not respond to wrecks unless they involve injury or a disabled vehicle blocking trafficbecause they cant access their electronic reporting system.
A view south down a mostly-empty Gay Street in downtown Knoxville, Tenn. on Friday, May 1, 2020. Restaurants and retail stores were among the types of businesses allowed to reopen as part of Knox County's Phase One reopening plan.(Photo: Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel)
Motorists are being advised to contact their insurance provider for a crash report.
An initial assessment indicates that no financial or personal information was compromised. The city said it does not store credit card information used to make payments. Online reservations forcity facilities are not believed to be at risk, either.
City offices and services are open as usual, although visitors could experience some inconveniences.
City information technology officials think the threat has been isolated. The attack did not affect the city's backup servers and much of the city's work can be rerouted through those systems, said David Brace, the city's chief operationsofficer and deputy to Mayor Indya Kincannon.
USA Today contributed to this report.
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Bolton book can be released, but conduct ‘raises grave national security concerns’ – ABC News
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A federal judge ruled Saturday that former national security adviser John Bolton may move forward in publishing his memoir "The Room Where It Happened," while at the same time arguing Bolton's conduct in releasing the book "raises grave national security concerns."
"For reasons that hardly need to be stated, the Court will not order a nationwide seizure and destruction of a political memoir.," D.C. district judge Royce Lamberth said in his ruling Friday. "In taking it upon himself to publish his book without securing final approval from national intelligence authorities, Bolton may indeed have caused the country irreparable harm. But in the Internet age, even a handful of copies in circulation could irrevocably destroy confidentiality."
A copy of the book, "The Room Where It Happened," by former national security adviser John Bolton, is photographed outside the White House, June 18, 2020.
The ruling is only a temporary victory for Bolton, in that the civil case brought by the government against him over his alleged breach of his non-disclosure agreement remains ongoing. In his ruling, Lamberth strongly indicates Bolton's hopes of keeping profits from the book are not only endangered, but he could potentially face criminal prosecution for disclosure of classified information.
"This was Boltons bet: If he is right and the book does not contain classified information, he keeps the upside mentioned above; but if he is wrong, he stands to lose his profits from the book deal, exposes himself to criminal liability, and imperils national security. Bolton was wrong," Lamberth says.
Former U.S. national security advisor John Bolton speaks during his lecture at Duke University in Durham, NC., Feb. 17, 2020.
Lamberth, who was given a private review Friday of information identified by the government in Bolton's book that it has argued remains classified, said in his ruling that the review left him "persuaded that Defendant Bolton likely jeopardized national security by disclosing classified information in violation of his nondisclosure agreement obligations."
"We welcome todays decision by the Court denying the Governments attempt to suppress Ambassador Boltons book," Bolton's attorney Chuck Cooper said in a statement to ABC News. "We respectfully take issue, however, with the Courts preliminary conclusion at this early stage of the case that Ambassador Bolton did not comply fully with his contractual prepublication obligation to the Government, and the case will now proceed to development of the full record on that issue."
Cooper added, "The full story of these events has yet to be toldbut it will be."
President Trump took to Twitter to offer his own reaction to the ruling, describing it as a "BIG WIN" even though the judge denied the Justice Department's motion to halt the book's release.
Instead, Trump zeroed in on Lamberth's comments that Bolton's book may have unlawfully disclosed classified information.
Lamberth was considering an extraordinary request from the DOJ that would have carried sweeping constitutional implications -- the department sought an injunction that would bar Bolton's publisher, along with thousands of distributors and bookstores around the country already in possession of Bolton's memoir, from selling it to customers next Tuesday.
The Justice Department, citing sworn statements from a cadre of the nation's top intelligence officials, argued the book still contains multiple paragraphs-worth of classified information and could cause "grave" damage to U.S. national security if released.
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said in a written statement Saturday that the U.S. government "intends to hold Bolton to the further requirements of his agreements and to ensure that he receives no profits from his shameful decision to place his desire for money and attention ahead of his obligations to protect national security."
She quoted the judges comments that raised national security concerns, saying: "Bolton bet wrong, and the downside of his losing bet is that he 'stands to lose his profits from the book deal, exposes himself to criminal liability, and imperils national security.'"
ABC News' Ben Gittleson contributed to this report
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Indias digital workforce needs secure software. Testing, not banning apps, is the answer – ThePrint
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Over the last couple of months, the Narendra Modi government has proactively issued orders and advisories that implicate routinely used digital platforms. On 12 April 2020, the Ministry of Home Affairs Cyber Coordination Centre issued an advisory, which asked government officials to avoid using Zoom, a popular video conferencing app. The governments advisory came after the company admitted that some calls were mistakenly routed via China. Media reports claimed that hackers broke into a Zoom meeting and posted obscene content.
On May 18, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) banned WeTransfer, a service used to transfer heavy files, according to multiple media reports. In both instances, the Modi government did not reveal the technical details behind its decisions. The Cyber Coordination Centres advisory simply said that Zoom was not safe to use and outlined steps individuals should take to ensure the security of their virtual meetings. The DoT order said it banned WeTransfer in the interest of national security or public interest.
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Such decisions heighten the need to create a robust testing mechanism for certain applications, whose security (or lack of it) might directly affect users. The coronavirus crisis and consequent lockdowns have forced people to work remotely. As a result, they expect stable, secure and efficient applications, which help them transfer files, conduct conferences, share screens, manage large projects, and use cloud storage services. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is supposed to develop policy and regulatory frameworks for electronics and issues related to them, in accordance with government rules.
In this context, a MeitY Compulsory Registration Order, in effect since July 2013, aims to improve the quality of electronic goods available in India. This framework mandates that products such as mobile handsets and set-top boxes, among others, also be tested. Besides MeitY, the DoT also has a testing regime. In 2017, an amendment to the Indian Telegraph Rules created the Mandatory Testing and Certification of Telecom Equipment (MTCTE) procedure, to test and certify this hardware, prior to its sale or import in India. The Telecommunications Engineering Centre (TEC), under the Department of Telecommunications, administers this process. The safety of equipment with radio interface, its immunity to electrostatic discharge, operating frequency, output power and conformance to receiver and transmitter parameters, are some aspects that are tested as part of this process.
Critically, the focus of both the MTCTE regime and MeitYs Order is limited to testing only network hardware and consumer devices. These exclude the testing of digital applications such as Zoom and WeTransfer completely. International standards, designed by expert organisations such as the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO), the International Electrotechnical Commission, the Internet Engineering Task Force, and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers are reflected only in parts of Indias domestic standards and testing frameworks.
Unfortunately, the countrys participation in these global bodies, especially in the context of network and information security, remains limited. For instance, India sent a small three-member delegation to ISOs Committee on IT Security techniques in 2015. A small delegation size means that each member has outsized responsibilities and is unable to match the depth and breadth of representation of their counterparts from other countries. As a result, they often have to choose between two parallel negotiation sessions that cover different aspects under consideration at such fora.
The 2017 list of equipment/products to be examined under the MTCTE included software and service applications. However, the latest list includes only hardware equipment such as Internet of Things (IoT) gateways, tracking devices, smartwatches and equipment that operates under 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands. Software and service applications do not find a place in it, despite the apparent need.
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Despite being notified in 2017, the MTCTE regime came into effect only in October 2019. This delay was primarily due to the ambiguity over the status, functioning, capacity and competence of TEC-designated laboratories. According to the MTCTE, TEC-recognised labs and facilities, designated as Conformity Assessment Bodies (CAB), are to test and certify equipment. Although the TEC targets having over 100 such facilities pan-India, it has, thus far, recognised only 54 CABs.
Such labs should possess the ability to disassemble telecom gear and review the components at application and hardware levels. At present, these labs test and certify specific telecom products, against specific standards. For instance, the capacity of a lab may be limited to testing only switching systems. Consequently, it is unlikely that a single lab can test multiple products.
Multiple stakeholders have highlighted concerns about their capacity shortages. In 2018, almost 70 mobile phone companies, including Samsung, Oppo, and Micromax, wrote a letter to the DoT highlighting challenges such as lack of testing infrastructure and limited number of test labs. The DoT appears to have recognised some of these deficiencies, which could be a reason why the MTCTEs implementation was delayed. To date, the TEC has notified that only six equipment, including fax machines and cordless telephones, should be tested an indicator of capacity shortages.
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India can learn from the approaches of other countries in order to better design its own framework. Jurisdictions such as the UK and Singapore use the principle of security-by-design (updated throughout product lifecycles), to develop device and application-level cybersecurity standards. More specifically, testing benchmarks tend to be based on the ISO and IECs Common Criteria for Information Technology Security Evaluation. Further, in order to ensure robustness of such processes, both countries have embraced working arrangements with security experts.
Global best-practices can also serve as a guide to manage inadequate testing capacities. For instance, countries such as Australia, Singapore, UK and the US have tied up with Information Security Assurance experts CREST for cybersecurity accreditation and certification arrangements. Germany has an independent trust centre (TViT), which assesses ICT security against globally recognised standards and criteria. The centre closely collaborates with other cybersecurity testing authorities from countries such as the US, Japan, Netherlands and Switzerland. Most importantly, TViT works in close coordination with various security laboratories.
As workforces across geographies migrate online, they will expect a secure virtual office environment, in which trade secrets are protected, conversations arent intruded upon and data isnt misused. Employers and industries, for whom virtual offices are a new reality, will expect the government to evolve standards on which digital work environment applications are reviewed.
The first step to set those standards is to expand current testing mechanisms to include critical software applications, in line with global best-practices. Such a move will help address cybersecurity concerns, ensure certainty in the app ecosystem, and create consumer awareness. For India to assume a leadership role and craft a template for the future of work, it must set standards to assuage the concerns of its digital workforce.
The authors work at Koan Advisory Group, a technology policy consulting firm. This article is part of ThePrint-Koan Advisory series that analyses emerging policies, laws and regulations in Indias technology sector. Views are personal.
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Broadband Connection Disconnected: Things You Can Do To Fix It – TelecomTalk
Broadband internet connection is used by many people in their homes and offices. It can offer great speeds and many people can connect to it at the same time. One of the most frustrating things is you might find your broadband connection disconnected at sometimes. No one likes it when they open a webpage and it is unresponsive. However, the good thing is, you can check what the problems are and with the help of a few simple tips and tricks, you can solve them on your own. Read ahead to find out the tips and tricks.
If you have a cable connection and cant get a steady or stable connection, then you can try out power cycling because that might resolve the issue you are facing. Another thing that you should do is that you should check if all the cables connected to your ethernet ports and router are undamaged. Also, check the wires outside your home. Sometimes it may happen that the cables or wires outside your home might get damaged due to bad weather or any other external factors.
If you try to access the internet and find your broadband connection disconnected, then you should try restarting the modem. Just remove the power cord from the back of the router and keep it like that for at least one minute before you attach the cord back. Also, restarting the modem refreshes the network and brings back the stability of the internet.
Viruses and malware are not just bad for your computer, but also for your broadband connection. If you find your broadband connection disconnected too often then you need to see if there are viruses and malware in your system. They can severely impact your broadband connection and also the speed of your browser. Keep your anti-virus system updated and your system clean and clear.
If you are witnessing frequent broadband connection drops, then you can do one smart thing and check your data pack. It may feel like to you that your connection has dropped, but in reality, you might have exhausted your data pack. But if your internet pack is not exhausted, then you should contact your service provider and tell them that you are facing problems.
Micro-filter is the thing which connects with your smartphones, desktops, and modems. So you should try disconnecting every device from the micro-filter because that can be a problem for your broadband connection. Then, when you are reconnecting the devices, do so one by one and not all at the same time.
You should also consider upgrading the firmware and modem. Older versions of firmware and modem can be a threat to your internet security and can result in slow internet and frequent broadband disconnections. Firmware is something which is installed in your computer and is a part of the software of your modem or internet router. If you face problems even after upgrading the modem and firmware, then you should contact your internet service provider.
Your internet service provider may be providing you with less than average service. You should ask your ISP to check if there are problems from their side of services. Sometimes it may happen that there might not be any issue from your side but from the side of your ISP. You should also ask for suggestions from your internet service provider on how to improve your internet connection.
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt says there’s ‘no question’ Huawei routed data to Beijing – CNBC
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Huawei is a national security risk and has engaged in unacceptable acts like routing network information to the Chinese government, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has claimed.
"There's no question that Huawei has engaged in some practices that are not acceptable in national security," Schmidt said in a documentary to be aired on BBC radio.
"There's no question that information from Huawei routers has ultimately ended up in hands that would appear to be the state," he added. "However that happened, we're sure it happened."
The telecommunications giant has often been accused of posing a risk to national security, with U.S. officials worried it could enable Chinese espionage. Washington has put significant pressure on allies to bar Huawei from accessing their next-generation 5G mobile networks. The U.K. is now reviewing a decision to allow the firm a restricted role in its 5G rollout.
Experts say that Huawei would haveno choicebut to hand over network data to Beijing if it is requested due to Chinese espionage and national security laws. But Huawei has repeatedly denied accusations that it passes data to Beijing and insists it's independent from government.
The firm hit back at Schmidt for his comments Thursday, disputing the suggestion that it hands customer data to the Chinese authorities.
"The allegations made by Eric Schmidt, who now works for the US government, are simply not true and as with similar assertions in the past, are not backed by evidence," Huawei Vice President Victor Zhang told CNBC.
Schmidt, who led Google from 2001 to 2011, is now chair of the Pentagon's Defense Innovation Board.
In his interview with the BBC, he said he had previously held "prejudices" about China, such as the belief that tech firms in the country are "very good at copying things." He added that these prejudices now "need to be thrown out."
"The Chinese are just as good, and maybe better, in key areas of research and innovation as the West," Schmidt told the U.K. state-backed broadcaster. He urged Western countries to keep pace with the world's second-largest economy by investing more in research funding, ensuring increased public-private sector collaboration and remaining open to international talent.
It's not the first time Schmidt has commented on China. In 2018, the billionaire warned of a "bifurcation" of the internet into two separate models one led by the U.S., and the other by China. He also admitted to having advocated for Google's work in China when it originally pulled out of the country. Google nixed plans to launch a censored search engine in China in 2018 following outrage from employees.
For more on Schmidt's views about Huawei, read the BBC's report here.
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Dating Apps Exposed 845 GB of Explicit Photos, Chats, and More – WIRED
It's painfully common for data to be exposed online. But just because it happens so often that doesn't make it any less dangerous. Especially when that data comes from a slew of dating apps that cater to specific groups and interests.
Security researchers Noam Rotem and Ran Locar were scanning the open internet on May 24 when they stumbled upon a collection of publicly accessible Amazon Web Services "buckets." Each contained a trove of data from a different specialized dating app, including 3somes, Cougary, Gay Daddy Bear, Xpal, BBW Dating, Casualx, SugarD, Herpes Dating, and GHunt. In all, the researchers found 845 gigabytes and close to 2.5 million records, likely representing data from hundreds of thousands of users. They are publishing their findings today with vpnMentor.
The information was particularly sensitive and included sexually explicit photos and audio recordings. The researchers also found screenshots of private chats from other platforms and receipts for payments, sent between users within the app as part of the relationships they were building. And though the exposed data included limited "personally identifying information," like real names, birthdays, or email addresses, the researchers warn that a motivated hacker could have used the photos and other miscellaneous information available to identify many users. The data may not have actually been breached, but the potential was there.
"We were amazed by the size and how sensitive the data was," Locar says. "The risk of doxing that exists with this kind of thing is very realextortion, psychological abuse. As a user of one of these apps you dont expect that others outside the app would be able to see and download the data."
As the researchers traced the exposed S3 buckets they realized that all of the apps seemed to come from the same source. Their infrastructure was fairly uniform, the websites for the apps all had the same layout, and many of the apps listed "Cheng Du New Tech Zone" as the developer on Google Play. On May 26, two days after the initial finding, the researchers contacted 3somes. The next day, they got a brief response, and all of the buckets were locked down simultaneously.
WIRED reached out to 3somes and Herpes Dating and attempted to reach Cheng Du New Tech Zone, but did not receive a reply.
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This was not a hack; it was sloppily stored data. The researchers don't know whether anyone else discovered the exposed trove before they did. That's always crux of the issue with data exposures: mistakenly making data accessible is at best an inconsequential mistake, but at worst can hand hackers a data breach on a silver platter. And in the case of this cadre of dating apps in particular, the information could have a real impact on user safety if it was stolen before the developer locked it down. So many breaches contain data like email addresses and passwords, which is bad enough. But when data leaks from sites like Ashley Madison, Grindr, or Cam4, it creates the potential for doxing, extortion, and other dire online abuse. In this case, Herpes Dating could even potentially reveal someone's health status.
"It's so difficult to navigate. How much trust are we putting into apps to feel comfortable putting up that sensitive dataSTD information, videos," says Nina Alli, executive director of the Biohacking Village at Defcon and biomedical security researcher. "This is a detrimental way to out someones sexual health status. It's not something to be ashamed of, but there's stigma, because it's easier to yuck at someone elses proclivities. When it comes to STD status the outing of this data would mean that other people won't want to get tested. That is a big peril of this situation."
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Internet Security Software Market: Qualitative Analysis of the Leading Players – News by aeresearch
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The Most Recent study on theInternet Security Software MarketResearch provides a profound comprehension of the various market dynamics like trends, drivers, the challenges, and opportunities. The report further elaborates on the micro and macro-economic elements that are predicted to shape the increase of the Internet Security Software market throughout the forecast period (2020 2027).
The introduced study elucidates the crucial indicators of Market growth which comes with a thorough analysis of this value chain, CAGR development, and Porters Five Forces Analysis. This data may enable readers to understand the quantitative growth parameters of this international industry that is Internet Security Software.
Some Highlighted Key Manufacturers:(Juniper Networks, Inc., Trend Micro Inc., Symantec Corporation, IBM Corporation, Kaspersky Lab, McAfee Inc., Cipher Cloud, CA Technologies, Cisco system Inc., Websense, Inc.( Forcepoint), Fortinet, Inc., Sophos Ltd., Dell, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., SafeNet, Inc., and Cyren Ltd)
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