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Black Hat Daily News -- Powered By Dark Reading - Follow @BlackHatEvents on Twitter and tweet using hashtag #BHUSA: - See all the Black Hat USA pictures on Flickr: Thursday August 9, 2018 You are receiving this special "Black Hat Daily News" as a courtesy. You will only receive this limited edition newsletter for three days during the Black Hat Conference. HIGHLIGHTS - Day 2: Dark Reading News Desk Live at Black Hat USA 2018 - Understanding Firewalls: Build Them Up, Tear Them Down - Even 'Regular Cybercriminals' Are After ICS Networks - Manufacturing Industry Experiencing Higher Incidence of Cyberattack - Black Hat Health and Wellness ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TOP STORIES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Dark Reading News Desk Live at Black Hat USA 2018 Watch here today, Thursday, 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. ET to see live video interviews straight from the Black Hat USA conference in Las Vegas. - Understanding Firewalls: Build Them Up, Tear Them Down A presentation at Black Hat USA will walk attendees through developing a firewall for MacOS, and then poking holes in it. - Even 'Regular Cybercriminals' Are After ICS Networks A Cybereason honeypot project shows that ordinary cybercriminals are also targeting weakly secured environments. - Expect API Breaches to Accelerate APIs provide the digital glue that binds apps, cloud resources, app services and data all together — and they're increasingly an appsec security threat - Breaking Down the PROPagate Code Injection Attack What makes PROPagate unique is that it uses Windows APIs to take advantage of the way Windows subclasses its window events. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LATEST NEWS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Manufacturing Industry Experiencing Higher Incidence of Cyberattacks New report reveals the natural consequences of ignoring the attendant risks of industrial IoT and Industry 4.0. - Mastering MITRE's ATT&CK Matrix This breakdown of Mitre's model for cyberattacks and defense can help organizations understand the stages of attack events and, ultimately, build better security. - Spot the Bot: Researchers Open-Source Tools to Hunt Twitter Bots Their goal? To create a means of differentiating legitimate from automated accounts and detail the process so other researchers can replicate it. -Google Researcher Unpacks Rare Android Malware Obfuscation Library Analysis exposes the lengths malware authors will go to in order to protect their code from disassembly and reverse engineering. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TODAY'S EVENTS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - August 9: Black Hat Health and Wellness - August 9: Black Hat Briefings -August 9: Business Hall -August 9: Kali Linix Dojo - August 9: Parties & Networking Events ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RESOURCES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - The Biggest Cybersecurity Breaches of 2018 (So Far) Dark Reading's July Tech Digest explores the nine biggest cybersecurity breaches of the first half of 2018 so-far)/399463? - [Strategic Security Report] How Enterprises Are Attacking the IT Security Problem This report, one of three to come out of Dark Reading's annual Strategic Security Survey, offers insight on how security professionals plan to invest in cybersecurity, and how they are prioritizing their resources. strategic-security-report]-how-enterprises-are-attacking-the-cybersecurity-challenge/390403? - INsecurity 2018 A Dark Reading Conference | October 23-25 at the Sheraton Grand Chicago INsecurity is for the defenders of enterprise security tasked with protecting critical data from cyber threats If will offer real-world case studies, peer sharing and practical, actionable content for IT teams and professionals seeking better, more effective practices for defending enterprise data. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This email was sent to: {EMAIL} Black Hat Daily Newsletter -- Published By Dark Reading UBM TechWeb, Dark Reading, Black Hat, and associated design marks and logos are trademarks owned or used under license by United Business Media LLC, and may be registered in the United States and other countries. Other names mentioned may be the trademark or service mark of their respective owners. To unsubscribe, click here: Contact Us At : IWKBTnewsletters@techweb.com United Business Media LLC Terms Of Service Privacy Statement UBM TechWeb 2018. All Rights Reserved. Published By Dark Reading, 600 Community Drive, Manhasset, NY 11030. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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