In Other News: 4chan Hacked, Android Auto-Reboot, Nemesis Admin Charged

Summary: SecurityWeek’s roundup highlights significant cybersecurity developments, including vulnerabilities in an enterprise printer solution, the impact of cyber breaches on stock prices, and NATO’s cyber exercise. The report also mentions the record number of Microsoft product vulnerabilities, a hack on 4chan, and a new auto-reboot feature for Android. Additionally, it covers a bill for enhancing cybersecurity information sharing, advisories on Omnissa vulnerabilities, the indictment of a marketplace administrator, and funding news for the cybersecurity firm Sekoia.io.

Affected: Various organizations and systems, including Vasion Print, Microsoft, 4chan, Omnissa, and Sekoia.io

Keypoints :

• Over 80 vulnerabilities discovered in Vasion Print, risking remote code execution and cross-tenant access.
• Cyber breaches typically lead to a 1.5% stock price decline within 90 days, as per EY analysis.
• NATO conducted a cyber exercise to enhance coordination against significant cyberattacks.
• Microsoft products saw a record 1,360 vulnerabilities in 2024, primarily in remote code execution.
• 4chan experienced a hack that compromised internal data, potentially exposing moderators.
• Google will introduce an optional auto-reboot feature in Android for improved security.
• A bill has been introduced to extend cybersecurity information sharing provisions for another decade.
• Omnissa released advisories on critical vulnerabilities in its products requiring prompt attention.
• The US indicted an Iranian man connected to the Nemesis dark web marketplace.
• Sekoia.io raised €26 million to enhance its cybersecurity operations through technology.