Cybersecurity News Updates - June 29, 2020

The following resources highlight key security developments over the past week:  

• CrystalBit/Apple Double DLL Hijack: Fraudulent Software Bundle 

• Global Malicious Spam Campaign: Using Black Lives Matter as a Lure 

• Financial Section Cyberattacks: 238% Increase in Cyberattacks for Financial Sector 

• 2016 CIA Data Breach: When Security Takes a Backseat to Productivity 

• Blue Leaks: Law Enforcement Data Published by Hacktivist Group 

• Fraud Campaign: Hackers Going After Wells Fargo customers 

• Twitter Take Down: Political Disinformation Campaigns 

• Security Issue with IoT Devices: 19 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Dubbed Ripple20 

• Warning from Crowdstrike: Coronavirus Themed Attacks Are Still Happening 

• WastedLocker: Wave of Attacks Against U.S. Organizations 

Below are updates that may be pertinent to state employees: 

• OMMA GoFundMe scam: A GoFundMe email claiming to be from Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority is circulating; use caution when opening emails and clicking links. 

• Oklahoma Cybersecurity Alliance Tip: Guidelines for Virtual Conferencing 

• Collaborative software standard: Oklahoma Collaborative Software Standard 

• Device-as-a-Service standard: Daas Standard 

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